School setbacks happen. Your child will either be suspended, fail a test or encounter something that will make their confidence take a blow.
It is hard to look at, yet failures do not mark who they are.
At Restoration Children Facilities, we see kids bounce back every day. Students who thought they were done with school find their strength again. Here’s how we help them get there.
When School Gets Hard
School challenges hit more than just grades. They shake up everything about how kids see themselves. You might notice:
- Avoiding talk about school
- Saying they’re a failure
- Pulling away from friends
- Not caring about things they used to love
- Feeling scared about going back to school
This is normal. Your child isn’t broken. They’re just working through something difficult.
Simple Steps to Build Confidence Back
Getting confidence back takes time and the right help. Think of it like getting better from being hurt; you need care and the right place to heal.
Safe Places to Talk
Kids need spaces where they can say how they feel without worry:
- Regular chats about their day
- Drawing or writing to work through feelings
- Talking with other kids who get it
- One-on-one time with adults they trust
Small Goals That Work
Big comebacks start with small wins:
- Breaking big tasks into tiny pieces
- Celebrating every step forward
- Focusing on trying, not just results
- Building skills slowly to feel confident again
How We Help Students Heal
At Restoration Children Facilities, we know every student’s path looks different. Our programs meet kids right where they are.
After-School Support
For students who got suspended or expelled, we offer:
- Help staying caught up with schoolwork
- Learning how to handle social situations
- Support with behavior in a caring place
- Getting ready to go back to regular school
Day Treatment Program
When students need more help, our daily program provides:
- Therapy sessions with licensed counselors
- Doctor visits and medication help
- Structured learning time
- Support when things get overwhelming
School Help and Planning
Every student deserves a chance to succeed:
- Homework and classwork support
- Learning better study habits
- Planning for after high school
- One-on-one tutoring when needed
Related: How to Help Your Teen Who Was Suspended for Behavioral Issues
Our Team Cares
Healing happens through relationships. Our team brings experience and heart to their work:
Lamarlon Wilson, Executive Director leads our team with years of experience helping communities. He combines professional knowledge with real care for each student’s journey.
Joann Wilson, Chief Executive Officer oversees our programs with a vision for complete healing. She ensures that each student receives individualized care.
Our whole team works together to create a place where students feel safe, supported, and valued.
Signs Things Are Getting Better
As confidence comes back, you’ll see positive changes:
- Willing to talk about school and future plans
- Trying new things without fear of messing up
- Better relationships with family and friends
- Handling stress better
- Getting excited about setting goals
Ready to Help Your Child
If your child is struggling after a school setback, you don’t have to figure this out alone.
At Restoration Children Facilities, we help students ages 12-18 rebuild confidence and get back on track with school and life.
Our caring team is ready to make a plan that fits your child exactly where they are.
They may require intensive care and support on a daily basis or structured after-school care, and we are ready to assist them in discovering their power.
Want to help your child rebuild confidence?
Contact Restoration Children Facilities today. Call us at 662-303-1800.
You can also email us at info@restorationmentalhealth.org.
FAQs
What is the duration of restoring confidence following a school problem?
All children are different, and most students begin to demonstrate positive changes in 4-6 weeks of consistent support.
With the appropriate assistance, full confidence recovery can take several months.
What about students who were kicked out of school?
Yes, our after-school programs are available. They’re specifically for students who were suspended or expelled and these programs help them not to fall behind at school.
Do you work with students who have mental health issues?
Yes. We support students with mental health challenges through our complete programs.
