Becoming a parent is a tremendous honor. But alongside this honor are responsibilities and expectations that should be met. Nurturing, feeding and taking care of a child is a 24-hour job. It is not easy at all. According to Kathy Hardie-Williams, MEd, MS, NCC, LPC, LMFT, “During the teen years, the brain develops […]
One of the reasons why teenagers get into trouble is because of their involvement with gangs. A gang is a group composed of young people who, in their thinking, have the same goal in life. They spend a lot of time together, hanging out with one another and doing “their thing.” Eventually, they […]
This blog is the last part of a 4-part blog series about Ways To Help Your Teenager Manage His Anger. At least three ideas will be discussed here in a concise manner, which are ideas from other parents who have successfully helped their teen act positively and less angry whenever conflict issues arise.
Welcome to the third part of this four-part blog series on “Ways To Help Your Teenager Manage His Anger.” In this blog, a few other ideas on how to assist your teen kid with their anger issues will be discussed. Hopefully, you will learn more ways from this blog.
If you’ve read Part 1 of this blog, then, you know a few ways on how to help your teenager manage his anger. Part 2 tells you more, which may work for your teenager. Kathy Hardie-Williams, MEd, MS, NCC, LPC, LMFT said “Behavior that indicates a possible mental health issue is present will typically increase […]
According to Megan Yarnall, MA, MFTC, LPCC, “Every day is busy, whether you have one child, or three children, or more. It can be difficult to schedule in time for yourself, or dedicate the money to yourself instead of your kids.” If you’re a parent of a teenager, you’ll know what I am talking about. […]
You are doing your usual daily chores one morning when the phone rings. It’s the school principal telling you that your son bullied a student from another class. You tell her, “Are you sure you’re talking about my son?” That’s the usual response of parents – in fact, the response of almost 90% […]
Parenting is not an easy thing to do, especially once your child reaches his adolescent or teenage years. No matter how much you make an effort to make everything perfect, some factors are outside your control. Keep in mind that a teenager usually wants to make decisions or choices for himself. He does not want […]
Always worrying about your teenage son or daughter’s well-being because of their newfound love for skateboarding may make you want to get therapy soon. Your feelings are not exaggerated, though, given the fact that your little daredevil is out there, cruising on the streets or even flying across the skate park. One thing that may […]
Amy Lewin, PsyD said “Adolescent parenthood is associated with a range of adverse outcomes for young mothers, including mental health problems such as depression, substance abuse, and posttraumatic stress disorder.” Being a parent of a teenager is challenging, especially when your child is starting to make decisions for himself. At the same time, you no […]
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