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Boys and Running Away

Teen boys that have run away or are thinking about running away from home can find help with therapeutic treatment from a residential treatment center. Liahona Academy is a residential treatment center that helps teen boys that have behavioral issues, emotional issues, family issues, or addictions. Teen boys have a structured environment that is safe and compassionate for them to overcome their struggles. If Liahona Academy sounds like the place for your teen call a parent advocate today at 1-855-587-1416. Boys and Running Away

There are many different reasons that cause troubled boys to think about running away from home, maybe there is family issues like fighting between parents and siblings or maybe your teen is just worried they did something parents will be mad about. Whatever the case may be it is hard for parents to understand why their teen boys run away. In most situations teen boys don’t think about the consequences of what their actions will be. 

Reasons Boys Think About Running Away

  • Abuse
  • Divorce of parents or the arrival of a new stepparent
  • Kids or parents with substance abuse problems, alcohol or drugs
  • Death in the family or a new family member
  • Financial problems
  • Failing at school or dropping out of school

Liahona Academy is a residential treatment center that gives troubled teens and families therapeutic treatment for their issues. Help is offered to teen boys that struggle with drug or substance addictions, family issues, behavioral issues, and emotional issues. Teen boys are supported and encouraged to better and change for themselves. 

At Liahona Academy students are provided with many physical activities to promote respect and responsibility. Staff at Liahona Academy care about the success and recovery of their students. If Liahona Academy sounds like the place for your troubled boys therapy, and the right place to rebuild your relationship with your teen, call a parent advocate at 1-855-587-1416.

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