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Is A Pornography Addiction Affecting Your Teen’s Success In School?
Your teenage son or daughter has been performing poorly in school lately and you are worried. Although they are spending more time online, claiming to be studying, this extra effort doesn’t translate to better grades. Their sudden attachment to their computers could...
Managing Your Troubled Girl’s Behavioral Issues at Home
The best you can do to manage your troubled girl’s behavioral issues is to let go. Many times, behavioral issues such as talking back and lashing out are due to a parents trying to control their child. The teenage years are marked by an urgency to create a sense of...
Considering Out of State Treatment for the Best Help for Teenagers
You’ve tried everything in your local area to help your teen – switching schools, moving, and therapists. Now, you’re left with the only option you haven’t tried – out of state treatment. Out of state therapeutic boarding school is a viable option for many teenagers...
How to Help Your Troubled Teen Boy Succeed in Public School
The following scenario replays in homes across the nation. Parents receive an email or a phone call from their 16-yr.-old son’s teacher, who reports that their child is simply not doing his homework and is failing the class. Parents react in frustration, wondering...
Were Your Kids Introduced to Pornography at a Friend’s House?
It seems harmless to send your 8-year-old son to a friend’s house after school. You know the parents, and he’s been going there since he was six. What harm could come from it? Unfortunately, kids don’t stay innocent, and they could be exposed to more than you’d like...
Making Lasting Connections with Your Millennial: Teenage Girls
Parents and teens have been at odds since the dawn of time, arguing about school, relationships, activities, privileges, responsibilities and more. However, teens in 2016 deal with a plethora of new complications that seem to make their lives more difficult than those...
Teenage Independence: What Every Kid Is Searching For
As young people enter their teen years, they grow more independent, which sometimes leads to conflicts with you as their parents. You might wonder how you can know if your teen is experiencing normal physical, mental and emotional transitions or if he or she is...
Where Did the Village Go That Used to Help Raise Our Children?
There’s an Igbo and Yoruba proverb many people have heard, “It takes a village to raise a child.” The proverb emphasized the need for not only parents to raise a child, but for everyone around that child to help. If you’re a parent of a troubled teen, you’re probably...
Behavior Modification Schools Teach Sons to Handle Problems in Healthy Ways
Changing behaviors, especially those of teenagers can be challenging. However, it is possible with the correct approach. Principles in classical and operant conditioning through behavior modification is one of the most effective ways to change troubled teen behaviors....
Balancing Work and Family When You Have Teens at Home
It’s a delicate balance between work and home. Every working professional struggles with it. It’s easy to spend extra hours at the office to get ahead, or when you’re vying for a big promotion, or you’re up against a big deadline. Even when you leave the office right...
Finding Ways to Connect: 5 Ways to Care About Your Teen’s Interests
Chances are the list of things you and your teen BOTH find interesting is pretty short. There are probably days where it feels like the Venn Diagram is actually just two separate circles that don’t intersect at all. Not only are you a full generation apart in age and...
Helping Your Teen Come Home After Extensive Therapeutic Treatment
When your child returns home after completing treatment in a residential treatment center, parents naturally feel anxious about helping him or her maintain gains from treatment. Advance planning can help him or her transition to living at home again. In fact,...
8 Things Therapists Look for to Determine if a Child is Headed for Violence
Violence is a serious concern among youth. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance survey reports 16.6 percent of high school students carried a weapon at least once, and 7.4 percent reported being threatened or injured by a...
Every Parent Needs to Know These 5 Tells of Drug Use
Warning Signs - you can’t see them if you don’t know what to look for, and the consequences can be drastic if you miss them altogether. It might be a sign that says “icy roads ahead” or your boss scheduling a meeting with you at 4 pm on a Friday, or it might be...
10 Ways to Connect With Your Hard-to-Reach Teen Boy
Teenage boys… are they speaking another language? Actually most of the time it may feel like they aren’t speaking at all! Connecting with your teen son can seem challenging, if not impossible, especially when you feel like you’ve “missed the boat” or too much time has...















