My hypothetical child was making bad grades, lacked motivation with school and family duties, and had a history of lying.
That's it, Yes to three of thirty questions.
In other words, had a learning disability or maybe has vision problems or some medical problem that's affecting his academic performance.
Response:
Your Child's Score is: 5
Score Scale
1-8: Moderate Risk
9-18: Borderline Risk
19-34: High Risk
35-66: Very High Risk
1-8: Moderate Risk
Situation: The problems may be resolved by establishing clear rules and being consistent with enforcing those rules with effective consequences. Monitor your child?s behavior carefully know how they are spending their time. You may also want to seek family or individual counseling.
**NOTE** If your child scored as ?moderate risk? but you answered ?yes? to one of the following questions, you may still need to consider a residential placement: 3, 14d, 14e, 15, 18, 20, 21, 22, 28, 30.
Other important questions to consider:
How is your child's behavior affecting your work?
How is your child's behavior affecting your marriage, home and family?
Are you satisfied with the way things are?
Have your past attempts to get your child?s behavior under control been ineffective?
What outcome might you expect a year from now if you continue doing what you are doing?
Want to talk to someone about treatment options available to you?
Contact us today and see how we can help your son or daughter fulfill their fullest potential.