Harlow didn't end up at the countryside program by accident.

She got there by breaking things her family, the people who loved her, her own sense of who she was. Her addictions and her behaviour left a wake of pain she wasn't ready to face, and the residential program was the last option left when everything else had already failed.

Told entirely in her own voice, this is a story about the damage addiction leaves behind, and what it takes to actually come back from it.