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Hi, I am Jane. It’s been one month since I am closely supervising my child’s activities and behavior. I can notice that he seems to be lost most of the time. Because he cannot concentrate in his studies, his performance is also deteriorating in school. Please tell me from where should I get help for him?

I would suggest you to help your child by giving him the best possible help from your side. You can find help from boot camps, wilderness programs, boarding schools etc. Fetch out good schools and treatment centers nearby your town and get your child enrolled in it.

Posted by: tiny

Jane this is a common behavioral problem in teens. The most common treatment of this is therapy. But before getting therapy for your child, meet a counselor. They will help your child to concentrate. And if not any of these, just take help for your child from a boarding school.

Posted by: Nathan

I would think this is the most important period of teen’s life. It is great that you identified the problem in the earlier stage itself that shows your love and responsibility. So don’t take any back step and give him a counseling class with his principal or his favorite teacher. Then ultimately he could change his behavior.

Posted by: Nicholas

As you said your child is behaving in a different way these days. You should take care of him in the initial stage otherwise it would be worse in upcoming days. So try to get information from the school with his teachers and friends about his strange behavior. May be a bad incident making his mind to behave like that. We don’t know, so work on these and think a good solution.

Posted by: Ricky

Hi Jane, there is no need to worry for your son because in this time of age it commonly happens. But you should discuss with him about his problem and tell him to concentrate on his studies. You can also take help of his class teacher or the principal because it can be a major problem for your son.

Posted by: Benjamin

The problem your son is facing is called “concentration disorder”. It can create a big problem for your son. You can solve your son’s problem by discussing with him or you can take the help of a specialist center. There are many boot camps; wilderness programs are available for solving these types of problems.

Posted by: Gregg

I think that your teen is facing behavioral or emotional problem. If you want proper treatment for him, you have to take help of counselor. They would suggest you about the therapeutic programs. Your teen need love and care, for that you have to present when he need you. Mostly the reason behind this lost mind of teen is their studies.

Posted by: Sophia

It would be beneficial for you and your teen that you have to solve his problem at this stage otherwise it will become a big issue. May be your teen is in depression and that’s why he is not concentrating in studies. Your teen proper treatment and you have to take him to nearby therapeutically treatment center.

Posted by: James

I think you should first talk to your son about this. It is possible that he is facing some problems in schools. Teens who are a victim of school bullying or sexual abuse often show such behavior. Try to find out what is his problem. Talk to his school teachers and class mates. You can also seek advice from a good therapist.

Posted by: Lily

These types of behaviors in teens are due to their lack of interest in studies. This may be due to various reasons such as stress, depression or grief. You should try to find out the reason. You can also admit your teen to a good boarding school. There are also many wilderness programs and summer camps that are very useful for such type of teens.

Posted by: Kurt

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