Anyone Know of a Free or Resonable Priced Program to Help My Son With His Emotional and Drug Problems?

Published September 4, 2013

Question by michael j: Anyone know of a free or resonable priced program to help my son with his emotional and drug problems?
We live in Indiana, but have family in Iowa. Our son has been getting into trouble for the past two years. He has already spent 14 months in boy school and now it looks like he may be heading back, if we can’t find a program to help him. He has finally asked for help and admitted that he has a problem with drugs. We are not very well off financially, and the more I look, the more discouraged I get.

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Answer by Mandy
I’m so sorry you and your son are going through this. I regret that I don’t have an answer for you, but I suggest you wait and post this question a little later in the day when more parents are awake and can answer this properly for you. I wish you the best of luck!

Mandy

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