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A Year of COVID and Checking Up on Your Teenager
There is no doubt that the COVID-19 pandemic has harshly impacted our way of life, relationships, and mental health. We’re working differently, we’re living differently, and we’re spending time with family and friends differently. But the pandemic has not just taken a...
Should My Teenager Have Their Own Cellphone?
As a parent to a teenager, you’ve probably been asked more than once if they can get a cell phone. With more children and teenagers getting cell phones at earlier ages, it can be challenging to know when it is the right time for your troubled teen to receive a cell...
Labeling Teens Is More Powerful Than We Think
It’s natural for us to try to understand the world around us so that we can make sense of it. Unfortunately, this often results in labeling the people we come in contact with regularly. It’s easier to feel like we “know” somebody if we can put them into a nice neat...
How to Help Your Child Make Friends After a Move?
Hi, In my article, I will introduce ways to help your child make friends and adapt to moving to new surroundings. I will also make sure to include some alternative tools to keep your child safe and secure. Let me know if you like the idea and I will write a...
Tips My Troubled Teen May Need To Hear
It can be difficult to pinpoint when a teenager needs help. With adolescence comes mood swings and irritability, which can leave you wondering if their hormones are out of whack or if they're struggling to deal with internal turmoil. When a teenager is having a hard...
Understanding Your Teenager’s Brain
The teenage brain is a mysterious place that has confused adults for generations. Teens tend to behave impulsively and often engage in activities that adults don’t understand. Why do teens behave so impetuously and make illogical decisions? Fortunately, numerous...
Changing The Perspective On Punishing Our Teens
In many parenting circles, the word “punishment” has developed a negative connotation. It immediately conjures images of spanking, withholding food, or any other form of physical discipline. Parents who want to use more effective means of discipline tend to steer...
Where You Can Send Your Out Of Control Teenager
“I must say that on our last visit [...] Wow! My son is now coming back to who he was. Yes, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel; it is still out of reach, but I can see it, and I know that he can too.” This is of the testimonials that we received from a...
How Do You Discipline A Teenager Who Does Not Care About Consequences
If you have a troubled teen that doesn’t seem to care about the consequences of their actions, then this article will be very useful to you. In this article, you’ll discover why your troubled teen might not care about the consequences and what you can do to help them....
Why Your Teenager Doesn’t Appear To Care About Anything
“I don’t care!” “That’s so dumb.” “I’m not gonna do that.” “It’s a waste of time.” If you have a teenager who struggles with apathy, then you’ve probably heard these statements many times. You might have wondered, “Why doesn’t she/he care?” and “Will it always be this...
Vloggers, Fitness Models, and Influencers: Careers and Teens in the 21st Century
Over the years, the careers that teens see as a possibility for their future have changed. With the rise of social media, teenagers now turn to vlogging, modeling, and influencing as a form of work. You might be wondering, what do I do if my teen thinks they’ll become...
Why Teens Commit Juvenile Crimes and How to Prevent Them From Doing So
“If you want to bring a fundamental change in people’s belief and behavior [...] you need to create a community around them, where those new beliefs can be practiced and expressed and nurtured” -Malcolm Gladwell in The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big...
The Inner-Chatter: Reframing Negative Thoughts and Emotions
“Most people are still completely identified with the incessant stream of mind, of compulsive thinking” -Eckhart Tolle, A New Earth Now that we’ve completed a series on negative thinking, it’s time to explore why your teen might be having negative thoughts and...
The Good and Bad of Viral Challenges
Viral challenges. What words and ideas come to your mind when you hear those words? Viral challenges have a reputation of being either completely good or bad. In this article, you’ll learn about the viral challenges common nowadays, the pros and cons of these...
Negative Thinking Patterns: Magnifying and Minimizing
“I hear a thousand kind words about me And it makes no difference Yet I hear one insult And all confidence shatters. -focusing on the negative” --Rupi Kaur in her book of poems The Sun and Her Flowers. In Rupi Kaur’s book of poems The Sun and Her Flowers, she centers...