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Early Intervention Boarding Schools for Troubled Teens

Early intervention boarding schools for troubled teens are becoming more popular among parents of difficult teenagers. Abundant Life Preparatory is a boarding school with an early intervention program for the troubled teen who was once the model child, but now is becoming more and more dishonest, untruthful, and manipulative. This formerly good child is heading toward becoming (or already is…) sneaky, (often leaving the home without permission), sexually active, drinking, experimenting with drugs, and only interested in having fun with negative friends. Parents of struggling teens, who wait too long, failing to enact a substantial early-intervention program, usually regret that they waited. Our suggestion is that you don’t wait… get help before it is too late from an early-intervention program. Whether you enroll your child into Abundant Life Preparatory or another school, don’t wait! It only gets worse.

Right now the troubled teen is only “self-centered” and “selfish”, emotionally immature, entitled, and is making really dumb choices. At Abundant Life Preparatory turning the “self-centered” child around through early intervention is not that difficult. But if you wait too long, you may be looking at something far different… something that is more permanent (pregnancy, drug addiction, high school dropout, etc.) and other irreversible behaviors that have lasting detrimental consequences. 

At Abundant Life Preparatory we proudly proclaim that Jesus is the only answer!

At Abundant Life Preparatory we encourage change through our early intervention, Christ-centered leadership training and mentoring, thereby redeveloping the foundation of character and integrity. Additionally, we provide Godly coaching for the purpose of redirecting the troubled teen back to a life of promise. Our goal is to break the negative patterns of selfish behavior by confronting those with “entitlement” issues. We stop the “ugly” self-centered progression and the destructive behavior that is linked to the selfish attitudes of the rebellious teenager. Since “self-centeredness” and “selfishness” is extremely destructive in and of itself, we believe it is better to “nip it in the bud” before it gets out of control permanently.