In today's society many teens have major entitlement issues. Many parents only want the best for their children but has this actually backfired on families. The churches give you moral guidance and transmit positive values. Part of that is helping people cultivate self respect and make healthy choices. At the end of the day, no one wins and life is a constant battle of anger, hopelessness, and debt. In light of the challenges many young people now face churches play a responsible role in helping parents communicate with their children about alcohol tobacco and illegal drugs. We teach our residents that they can live a secure and successful drug-free life by becoming more confident with their own intelligence and abilities.

Teaching your child respect and responsibility should be priority. One main difference between drug rehab facilities geared towards mature adults and young adults is that, in the latter, a greater emphasis must be placed on the concepts of self-worth and responsibility. The faith teaches that this is in direct conflict with Christian values and principles. You can teach your children that they are created in the image of God. You are also teaching them that the body is the temple and that you should honor God in body and spirit both of which belong to God. The parents needed to teach our children responsibility helping your children comes natural to us.

Teenagers need help focusing on better ways to achieve a higher quality of living. We must teach these kids ways to replace drugs and other harmful substances with healthy alternatives. Through the preaching and teaching of the Gospel you strive to build the self esteem of young people and create safe spaces for open conversation and interactive learning. Everyone need for help but we are blind to the reality of our condition and our blindness to the problem becomes the problem. Therapy is more effective when the teacher understands what the student is going through, and nowhere is this more evident than in therapy sessions.

Hare are several ways for teaching our teens.

• Place your family computer in a public place in the home.
• Monitor what your kids and teens are watching on TV.
• Put a filter on your computer.
• Know where they are hanging out.
• Talk to them. Pray with them.
• Keep the dialogue open about these issues.
• Block adult channels from your TV if you have cable or satellite and change the password occasionally.