Drug Rehabilitation

My son was addicted to drugs since his college years. After high school he decided to leave the house. He said he tried drugs just so you can fit never thought he would be arrested. But now that he has been out of school two years ago and remains addicted to the habit, I am very worried about him and his future. What should I tell him to give an opportunity for drug rehabilitation? If not help you not be able to convince him to seek help. This is not your decision to make. This is your decision. Let the information find it around randomly. I wish I could tell you what to say to convince him to enter treatment in point is that he will want change.I can give good advice! Be sure to use tough love with him.If him.Never about money can simply say you do not give money before completing a treatment for center.Be with all his request, excursions, money, a place to live, etc.I I know it will be difficult, but it works now teenagers are the easiest prey to drug abuse simply because of their curiosity about things around them. And because of this curiosity is fueled by their lack of independence, they are sometimes misled by peer pressure and false definitions of what it takes to be cool. But apart from that they become victims of this addiction, parents themselves suffer from the condition of their child. What you and your son can break through any father's heart, but not lose hope because there are people who are able and willing to help. Rehabilitation of drug abusers is the only way to save your son. it out of habit - slowly - will really help in the long term. Although her sample, it can seem difficult, its very commitment will take him through treatment and return to a normal teenage life. I'm sure there are organizations and treatment centers in your area who can help convince your child that is admitted to drug rehabilitation and with the support and encouragement from you, I know that you and your child will succeed. Best wishes! I'm so sorry you and your family go through this. I regret to say that you can not convince him to leave if you dont want to go. You can try things that may or may not affect you, but in the end will be when he wants, when ready. Although you can force would not work, because it opened that rehabilitation has to offer. But it is wonderful that you really want, then maybe some things you could say that could include: 1. how your life has changed for the worse since he became addicted 2. how it affects your family 3. long-term effects on the body 4. have no contact with him (the tough love, can not work) 5. I'm sure there are organizations and treatment centers in your area who can help convince your child that is admitted to drug rehabilitation and with the support and encouragement from you, I know that you and your child will succeed. Best wishes! I'm so sorry you and your family go through this. I regret to say that you can not convince him to leave if you dont want to go. You can try things that may or may not affect you, but in the end will be when he wants, when ready. Although you can force would not work, because it opened that rehabilitation has to offer. But it is wonderful that you really want, then maybe some things you could say that could include: 1. how your life has changed for the worse since he became addicted 2. how it affects your family 3. long-term effects on the body 4. have no contact with him (the tough love, can not work) 5. I'm sure there are organizations and treatment centers in your area who can help convince your child that is admitted to drug rehabilitation and with the support and encouragement from you, I know that you and your child will succeed. Best wishes! I'm so sorry you and your family go through this. I regret to say that you can not convince him to leave if you dont want to go. You can try things that may or may not affect you, but in the end will be when he wants, when ready. Although you can force would not work, because it opened that rehabilitation has to offer. But it is wonderful that you really want, then maybe some things you could say that could include: 1. how your life has changed for the worse since he became addicted 2. how it affects your family 3. long-term effects on the body 4. have no contact with him (the tough love, can not work) 5.