Many teens feel the pressure of having to meet the demands of parents and teachers. There is so much happening during adolescence, emotionally and psychologically, that it might be difficult
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As children move into adolescence, they become less responsive to their parents gestures of comfort and relationship building. Instead of talking about their day on the arrival home, teens typically
The Changing Parent-Teen Relationship And How To Make It Easier Read More »
The Palo Alto Medical Foundation recently did a survey on teens in California, called Teen Poll – For Emotions and Life, asking teens two significant question: what issue about your
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Taking risks in life is necessary. It’s the way to grow, to stretch yourself, and to test your own self-limitations. However, in adolescence there are healthy risks to take and
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Most of us are shy about admitting that there might be a problem. We want to come across as having it all together. For instance, a well-liked, popular, and accomplished
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Part of having a healthy life is having healthy relationship with your body and mind. You’ve probably heard the saying that you are what you eat. What you put into
Tips for Teens on Eating and Living Well Read More »
This is the second article of two on the essential psychological needs of adolescents. It’s hard for caregivers at times to provide teens with what they need because certainly teens
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There are more and more stories on the Internet about children and teens who have used social media in the wrong way – whether that’s to bully a peer, to
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Teens need a certain kind of attention. They need to know they are loved, respected, and accepted for who they are. They need to know they are safe. For parents
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