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I am a father of 15 years old girl. She used to be the best among all my children. But now, she remains most of the time in her room and is very lazy. She stinks a lot even. Last month only, I saw inhalants in her room. I think she is a drug addict now. I am now worried about her. Please tell me how I should ask her about this?

I don’t know why you are afraid of being asking about these entire things to her daughter. She is just 15 and first you have create a friendly environment with you daughter and secretly watch out her activities and then talk with her abut the bad consequences of inhaling drugs. But don’t get angry on her whether she is talking with you badly or calmly. Try to find out the reason an consult with the appropriate physiologist.

Posted by: Leonard

Having a kid addicted to drugs or inhalants is one of the most distressing and tough problems that parents may face. If you will take care of all these problems in the earlier stages then its fine for your daughter and your family otherwise it will become a serious problem for you. You have to admit you daughter in the rehab centers or boarding schools if she is taking inhalant from long time. But it is curable so please don’t worry and take prescription from some of the recognized physiatrist.

Posted by: Mike

Nowadays teenagers got addicted to drugs and alcohol very easily. You have to talk her in very gracious and respectful manners. She requires your expert guidance and motivation to quit these substances. Try to make her realize how bad effects these drugs can imply on her normal life.

Posted by: Leslie

This is very serious problem to concern. Regular consumption of drug can destroy the life of your daughter. You can her to any of the reputed drug rehabs recovery clinics. Their professional psychologists and therapists will guide your daughter to quit these acts in very sharp ways.

Posted by: hanna

As you said that your daughter is 15 years of age and at this age it might be possible that your daughter have got into the grip or clench of addiction. You firstly check it out whether she is really suffering from addiction or not. It she is then makes her understand about the ill effects of addiction and show some live examples also.

Posted by: nana

At this age, it is natural that teens got involve into bad activities, so don’t worry about that. You can get your daughter treated in reputed residential treatment centers, where the professional counselors and therapists deal with your daughter very politely and calmly. They will make her understand by using some therapy techniques.

Posted by: Kyle

This is a challenging situation. There are many parents who face the same problem and feel help less. But don’t be afraid, just face the problem boldly. Talk to your teen regarding this and keep a watch on her activities. Notice that if she is showing any changes in her behavior. Take her to doctor if required.

Posted by: Harry

Such children are always the trouble for entire family. They spoil themselves in all respect. Without delaying, you must send your daughter to drug rehab centers. They have good experience of dealing with the children facing this issue. Your daughter will definitely be benefited by this.

Posted by: Nichole

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