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1. V. C. Cole says:

   January 8, 2010 at 5:20 pm

   An outstanding program that our family felt should be required for everyone in order to graduate from high school. The program goes right to the root of the problem. It will rock your teens world in a good way. All advice they give you, listen to it. Best results come from those that have moved to a new location when their child graduates from the program. If you possibly can, do it. Change schools at the very least, so they don’t try to mentally go back to what is familiar (old habits die hard). Sagewalk is a piece of the pie that helps bring your child full circle in their mental/drug recovery. A new, quality school that cares about the students, not their test scores, and a caring juvenile dept can also be a godsend. Without Sagewalk, my son who is now 19 and was in Sagewalk in the dead of winter in Jan. 2007, would not understand himself and or what he was mentally battling. He now “gets it”, largely in part to SageWalk. The mental professionals where we Iive in the Puget Sound area just don’t have the programs that SageWalk offers. Expensive, but genuinely outstanding. I was scared to death to spend over $27k, but looking back, I believe it was worth it and has made a lasting impression. Amazingly, even my son said he was glad he went through the program. My son NEVER compliments anything.

   Good luck to you and make sure you learn “Love and Logic” through the program. It’s mandatory instruction for all of our school district educators in the school district we live in. I was glad to see SageWalk utilizes such a quality tool.