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“If it takes a village to raise a child”, a village (community) can help individuals when they are in the middle of divorce, struggling with addiction, working through relationship problems, or even struggling with depression.
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Anthony Centore
My boyfriend’s daughter has been in counseling since August. It was suggested that the child spend equal time in both homes to establish routine. Her mother leaves her alone until 3 & 4 a.m. she waits up on the mother to come home so her sleep schedule is non existent over there. How can this be good for a 14 year old child. Every week she comes back to her dads house and claims to have a stomach ache and vomiting (no evidence of this) to mis school.
I forgot to mention the counseling started due to the child cutting herself.