Inside Catelynn Lowell's Post-Rehab Plan After Checking Out Of Treatment Early
Dec. 18 2017, Published 4:29 p.m. ET
Catelynn Lowell returned home from rehab after nearly a month in treatment – and she doesn't plan to return. Breaking Celebrity News can exclusively reveal the Teen Mom OG star's post-rehab plan.
"She's going to be doing their regular therapy, couple's therapy and outpatient," a source close to the couple told Breaking Celebrity News.
Lowell also plans to focus on their children's clothing line Tierra Reign. "She's ready to put more work into their clothing line and be more involved," the insider said. "They have a lot to do to keep her busy!"
The mother of daughter Novalee, 2, has been "doing well" since she came home. "She's very happy to be home," the source said. "Tyler is supportive and he's literally like a kid in the candy story, he's so happy to have her home."
Lowell entered rehab for the second time on November 17 after experiencing suicidal thoughts. "I'm taking the time I need right now to take good care of myself," she told Breaking Celebrity News before checking in. "On November 17, I thought of every way possible to commit suicide, from wrapping a belt around my neck to just running my car into an electric pole."
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At the time she was discharged, her husband was "a little worried" that she was leaving under the 30-day mark. "It wasn't planned for Catelynn to get out," a source close to the couple told Breaking Celebrity News. "They had a group/therapy session during their visit and Catelynn pretty much said she wanted to go home."
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