What are the differences between what is expected teenage angst and hormones vs. something clinical, such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, etc.? Teens are dealing with their own life stressors; academics, extra-curricular activities, jobs, future plans, self-image, relationships, bullying, sexual pressure, developing independence while still being dependent, hormones, fear of failure, body changes, and brain development. What are realistic expectations I can have of my teen and how can parents help them navigate their life stress?
We are born to connect. Our power to parent and influence the lives of our children comes from the strength of the emotional connection...
Children and teenagers experience powerful emotions—anxiety, fear, anger, sadness, and even love and joy—but they often don’t know how to process them well. This...
Children and teenagers experience powerful emotions—anxiety, fear, anger, sadness, and even love and joy—but they often don’t know how to process them well. This...
