bill: because you have in a poverty home, you have a different set of circumstances. different. bill: driving kids crazy. middle class home if have you any substance abuse alcoholism, it s across the board. when you see a person like marie osmond s 18-year-old son, the question is, you know, couldn t they prevent it this? it s to the a fair question. nobody knows what happens inside a family. it s not a fair question, i know that. not a fair question for any family. listen, the parents are too close. very often to evaluate how much danger a child is in. these are special circumstances. just like an alcoholic family special circumstances. a celebrity family similarly. bill: last minute, let s talk about all families. when you see your kid getting into some kind of depression. when kids go into pursuant. when they puberty. they are all down. if someone s grades fall precipitously. if that child used to have interests no longer does. if there are drugs or alcohol. bill: if y
were the college-cut people, very close-knit family and the kid is what are the pressures unique to these rich and famous families? well, look, first we know major depression does not discriminate. that can strike anyone. these families do have different problems. they are not the same ones that the average american family faces. first of all, these kids tend to measure themselves against the success, which is outsized of their parents. bill will explain. bill: explain that little kit famous dad or mom and the kid inside is most most of these families can provide more things for the child. correct. bill: more opportunities. no matter where they are. that s right. the child is busy. you have you have got to assume the child has what the child needs. they are measuring how? there are roads that are seemingly blocked to them. such a person, a kid growing in this in this family can t necessarily decide hey i would like to be a sales person. bill: why not.
bill: because you have in a poverty home, you have a different set of circumstances. different. bill: driving kids crazy. middle class home if have you any substance abuse alcoholism, it s across the board. when you see a person like marie osmond s 18-year-old son, the question is, you know, couldn t they prevent it this? it s to the a fair question. nobody knows what happens inside a family. it s not a fair question, i know that. not a fair question for any family. listen, the parents are too close. very often to evaluate how much danger a child is in. these are special circumstances. just like an alcoholic family special circumstances. a celebrity family similarly. bill: last minute, let s talk about all families. when you see your kid getting into some kind of depression. when kids go into pursuant. when they puberty. they are all down. if someone s grades fall precipitously. if that child used to have interests no longer does. if there are drugs or alcohol. bill: if y
bill: because you have in a poverty home, you have a different set of circumstances. different. bill: driving kids crazy. middle class home if have you any substance abuse alcoholism, it s across the board. when you see a person like marie osmond s 18-year-old son, the question is, you know, couldn t they prevent it this? it s to the a fair question. nobody knows what happens inside a family. it s not a fair question, i know that. not a fair question for any family. listen, the parents are too close. very often to evaluate how much danger a child is in. these are special circumstances. just like an alcoholic family special circumstances. a celebrity family similarly. bill: last minute, let s talk about all families. when you see your kid getting into some kind of depression. when kids go into pursuant. when they puberty. they are all down. if someone s grades fall precipitously. if that child used to have interests no longer does. if there are drugs or alcohol. bill: if y