Communicating with your teen about their stresses, freedom, and future goals helps parents stay connected. Talking to a teen requires insight and effective listening.
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Make a Difference: Talk to Your Child About Alcohol
Quick Facts Kids who drink are more likely to be victims of violent crime, to be involved in alcohol-related traffic...
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Hip-Hop and Youth Culture
Throughout the last twenty-five years, a new form of expression has continued to evolve despite the efforts of many in...
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A Clean Room How-To for Teens
For lots of teens, a messy room is a badge of honor. Maybe it's the Bed that Will Not Be Made, or the Laundry Pile that...
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Teenage Growth and Development: 11 to 14 Years
Quick Facts The physical changes that take place during puberty are caused by hormones. A girl will usually get her...
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How to Talk to Teens About Traumatic Events
A traumatic event can be anything from the death of a friend, to a hurricane, to war. Events can be experienced up close...
