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| Helpful hints from our Therapists |
UNDERAGE DRINKING TICKET? What do you do?
- Don't wait to the last minute.
- Be pro-active to reduce fines, costs and other problems.
- COOPERATE
- GET AN ASSESSMENT BEFORE YOU GO TO COURT AND ONCE AGAIN COOPERATE.
- CONTACT US at 262-723-3424. Ask to schedule an appointment for an Underage Drinking Alcohol / Drug Assessment.
You may find a more understanding Judge, School, and Parents. Most of all, you will be taking charge, potentially reducing fines, costs and other consequences and you are showing everyone that YOU are ADMITTING a MISTAKE and HELPING yourself and maybe even your friends and family!
Do you or a friend have a problem or just want to talk? Give us a call. Talking to a counselor can help students work through problems such as ...
- friends or school
- parents or families
- anxiety or feeling nervous
- thoughts of suicide
- depression
- eating disorders
- hurting yourself
- sex or pregnancy
- drinking or drugs
Have you ever asked ...
- How can I tell if I'm depressed?
- What am I going to do after I graduate?
- How do I know if I'm addicted to alcohol or drugs?
- Why can't I lose weight? I starve myself and even throw up sometimes but I still feel fat.
- Am I to blame for my parents' divorce?
- Why would my friend want to cut into her arms?
- How am I going to face my boyfriend after breaking up?
- Is there something wrong with being a virgin?
If you would like to talk privately to a trained therapist about these or any other questions, just call us today at 262-723-3424.
- Adolescent Behavior Disorders
- Adult Children of Alcoholics
- Alcohol and Drug Assessment / Treatment
- Anger and Stress Management
- Anxiety and Panic Disorder
- Attachment Disorders
- Assessment and Treatment
- Brain Trauma
- Christian Counseling
- Depression / Mood Disorders
- Divorce Adjustments
- Eating Disorders
- Employee Assistance Programs (EAP)
- Marital Therapy
- Parenting Skills Training
- Psychiatric Evaluation and Medication
- Sexual Abuse Survivors
- Interventions
- Underage Alcohol Violation Program
- Woman's Issues
- Young Child Therapy
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