Feb 24, 2021
5:06:26pm
5:06:26pm
I was a juvenile probation officer for many years. We used urine tests.
But be careful, urine tests are fairly easy to fool. If you are going to take him to counseling I suggest talking with the counselor about it.
If your kid wants to stop including him/her in the planning process with the counselor may help. That said the counselor could offer many valuable resources and information specific for your area.
Good luck - it’s tough to overcome this stuff even with buyin from the youth.
If your kid wants to stop including him/her in the planning process with the counselor may help. That said the counselor could offer many valuable resources and information specific for your area.
Good luck - it’s tough to overcome this stuff even with buyin from the youth.
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They sell tests at Walmart. I've not used them though. My kid used off and on from 16-19 and the reality is, it's up
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