I am a graduate of Clearview Horizon Girls Academy. I used to struggle with self-harm, lying, boys, anger, nicotine, sneaking out, restrictive eating, and forgiveness. I used to hate my family. I wanted nothing to do with them. Now I am grateful for this beautiful life. I am a overcomer. I am confident. I have a beautiful relationship with my family. See many people have different experiences of Clearview Horizon Girls Academy andI respect that. There is help that can be offered but when the person who is in need does not accept the help there is nothing anyone can do but keep the hand extended. That is what Clearview does. They keep there hands out so when the girl is ready she can take her chance. Yes, there are mistakes made. Yes, Clearview Horizon Girls Academy is imperfect. I do have to say that when I started truly and purely doing my work along with the rest of my family there was beauty that grew. If you are thinking of going to Clearview or a parent/s are thinking of sending your daughter to Clearview Horizon Girls Academy, everyone has to contribute to doing their work. That doesn’t mean “faking it to make it.” The question I would request you ask yourself is “Do you want to get better and do you want your family to get better?” Because if you really want that then you have to work for it. Hard things matter. There was a lot of tears, hurt, and overcoming. I used to spread my pain. Now I spread growth.