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Integrity House
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I have a friend who lives in Utah. She’s an old friend from high school. Unfortunately, she went out getting pregnant not long after we graduated from high school. My friend and her daughter moved out to Utah not long after high school with her family. We’ve stayed in touch over the years, and my friend has shared with me how she has had some difficulties raising her daughter. The girl misbehaved frequently and did not respect my friend’s authority.\r
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My friend and her daughter visited me a couple years ago in Florida, and I saw firsthand what my friend had told me about. Throughout their visit, my friend’s daughter misbehaved, talked back to her mom, and showed little respect for other adults. I felt bad for my friend, and I wanted to discipline the girl myself.\r
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However, my friend says that things have changed. About a year ago, she decided to enroll her daughter at residential treatment center in Utah called Integrity House. She said the Integrity House RTC corrected her daughter’s behavior and attitude. Now, her daughter is respectful, and she’s doing well in school too! My friend said the Integrity House program was kind of pricy, but it was worth the cost, because nothing she had tried had worked.\r
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