We can only do our best, work as hard as we can and then let go of the outcome. We cannot control the results but we can control what we do to try and achieve the most optimal results.
I am glad your daughter seemed a bit calmer when you posted this. How is she doing now?
So her school also believes she needs therapy and not just counseling for her drug use, what are the main reasons the school also thinks she needs therapy?
Sorry, I must've not been clear. A therapist that came to the school and screened teens thought my daughter needed therapy. When I took my daughter to the county for an assessment the social worker thought she needed substance abuse counseling, which she doesn't. When I talked to the youth program that was going to offer her substance abuse treatment , I let them know my daughter needed to see a psychologist and not a drug counselor. They understood that and they are going to refer her back to the county for therapy. I hope it works out this time.
She ended her friends with benefits relationship with an older guy however she told me she wants to get high over midwinter recess. She's also starting to obsess about her weight/figure again, she wants to get rid of her "muffin top". (She's 3lbs below average for her height.) I've said before that my daughter is dancing around the edges of an eating disorder and I talked to the school counselor about that last year regarding her not eating before track practice and then making herself sick.
Its hard for me to tell what's normal teenage behavior and what's something I should be concerned about.
I hope that we get the right referral for therapy soon.