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Question about eating disorders regarding teens sent into treatment? |
how do teens like 16 or 17 with eating disorders who've been sent into a treatment facility, get education and schooling done? how is all their requirements met? are they held back a year or something, or can the center provide schooling that meets general requirements for graduating? If they are a teen in the hospital they will attend school at the hospital and it does meet requirements. Hopefully, all treatment centers are the same. generally its out-patient treatment, so they would still go to skool, but i suppose in a very severe case they could either collect the homework and give it to her or drop it all and focus just on recovery you go to school there all requirment will be met and they will not have to stay there for long as long as they are sent to a good place. if your really wantting to write a book or something about it try to find some one who has been there and ask them. good luck |
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