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The '''Troubled Teens Wizard''' web site helps parents learn more about boarding schools that have a therapeutic focus, 24-hour treatment centers, wilderness camps, boot camps, and alternative schools for troubled teens and transitional independent living programs. One may search for single-sex or co-educational school programs that may range from short-term treatment centers to long-term residential boarding facilities, or programs that merge academics with therapy.

Very often, troubled teens may be in need of short-term programs (from several weeks to several months) that will benefit them.  These programs range from drug rehabilitation and alcohol camps, equine-assisted (EA) therapy, military-type boot camps, religious and faith-based regimens, and wilderness experiences. If a longer-term solution is called for, there are guidance and care programs for troubled teens, therapeutic boarding schools, and residential treatment centers that combine therapy with academic learning.  There are also behavioral programs in either single-sex (all girls or all boys) or co-educational school environments. Regardless of your child's challenge -- learning differences, addiction, defiance, psychological disorders, poor choices, or other stressors, troubled teens immersed in a structured teaching and therapeutic environment can help. The individual attention and care each teenager receives can yield significant improvements in behavioral and emotional issues that block a teen's success. 

The [http://www.troubledteenswizard.com Troubled Teens Wizard] can also help locate summer therapy or weight-loss camps for children and teens. Such programs offer everything from medical care, to intensive therapy, to childhood life-changing regimens, all supported by counselors, behavior modification, and assistance that nurtures teens to make wiser choices and to live life to its fullest potential.  The site is highly resourceful, as it can help families research programs by location, age focus, gender, and services offered.  Because some parents have a more urgent need for resolution, there is the ability to directly contact each school via e-mail. There is also a [http://www.troubledteenswizard.com/blog troubled teens blog] for additional insight.