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5 Things to Do When Your Recovering Teen Comes Home from Addiction Treatment

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What a wonderful time it is! Your girl or boy comes home from addiction treatment. It’s easy to think that the storm has passed. That their lives are no longer in danger because of drugs. The turmoil of constantly walking on eggshells is over. Well, sad to say that the struggle has just begun. It’s now time to keep them clean

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  1. It is so important to remember that the healing isn’t over after residential treatment is done! What happens in the home after treatment is just as important or more important than what actually happens at treatment. A supportive but tough love home is key in recovery.

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