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Does your teen need adolescent counseling? Or is your teen behaving like a typical teen. Determine whether teenage counseling services could help your child
How To Encourage Your Teen To Attend Counseling As a therapist for teenagers, I’m often asked by frustrated parents how...
The next time you're struggling to connect with your teen, try some of these simple ways to get her talking and help get the lines of communication open.
Peer pressure will always be there but with the help of parents, it can be possible to help teenagers develop positive behaviors.
When teenagers have trouble controlling their anxiety, there are ways for parents to help.
Teenagers can be angry, moody, and hard to understand. Tips to help you improve your relationship with your teen and stay emotionally connected to them.
How to build trust, understanding and affection with your teen
Learning how alcohol consumption impacts teen health can support healthier decisions in adolescence.
The teenage years are a vulnerable life stage and, as a parent, there are ways you can assist your teen in living a happy and healthier life. Learn the signs of teen mental health issues.
Saying things like “I know how you feel,” “It will be okay,” or “You’ll find someone else,” is understandable, but this is not what your teen needs to hear in the moment.
