The Social Network of Safety Included into the Program to Help Youths Detox from Drug Abuse

In order for the de-tox programs to run effectively, this is what is needed!  From the Front Page Sections, translated…

In my years of experiences in helping teenagers get cleaned from drug abuse, I’d found, that there needed to be a different approach to helping the teens get cleaned that is different from the adult’s rehab programs:

First, the teens wanting to fit in, was the primary reason for them starting to use and abuse illegal substances.  Especially those teens who didn’t do well in school, plus not having enough social skills, and having a more difficult time adapting going to school, they may become prone to get drawn to the illegal substance to help them adapt better.

Secondly, the drugs can serve as a blocker for the teens’ maladaptation to their social environment, that by using the substances, they are more able, to block out the criticisms from their social environment.

Third, the teenage drug abusers are mostly from low-income, high-risk families, those who failed in love, without any sense of security, not knowing which way to develop correctly, causing even more upset states of mind for these children, and, the drugs became, their best ways to keep themselves from feeling low.

Based off of this, the justice system had already implemented measures such as: prevention—working along with the local governments, and set up information sessions to educate; focus on rehabilitating—work alongside the corrections facilities, to set aside a sum of money to place into the areas of rehab; and, getting involved in the Department of Sanitation’s “Program to Help Addicts Get Cleaned”.

Compared to the smaller group treatment options, the court’s program provided a fuller scale of rehab, not only were there professional physicians, monitoring the detox process of teens, they’re more able to, help the teens to resolve their emotional troubles from their earlier days as children too.

And, this, is a very developed program that the government had set up, to help the teenagers get de-toxed, and, because of the strong support network that this program provides, hopefully, once these teens get de-toxed, they won’t ever get back on the substances again.