Course Tag: listening

The teenage years can be exciting times of growth, but can be a strain on your relationship. As your child enters the tween and teen years their brain changes in ways that cause them to find their tribe of peers. This may mean that they are less likely to seek the advice and validation of adults but it doesn’t mean they don’t need your calm, consistent guidance.

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The teenage years mark an exciting, yet challenging phase of growth and transition. Changes in teens’ brains make them cling to their tribe, seeking advice and validation from their peers. But they still need you.

As your child navigates the complexities of adolescence, maintaining an open, authentic relationship is crucial. This library is your guide to fostering open dialogue, establishing trust, and providing consistent support as your teen discovers their identity and social circle. Explore strategies for broaching difficult subjects, addressing romantic relationships, and implementing positive discipline approaches that promote independence and safety.

This Series should follow Peace at Home Starts Here and is complemented by School Success for MIddle & High School Students along with K-12 School Success resource page. Each library has quick video on-demand solutions to support your parenting journey. Explore all our resource pages and complete Quick Video Solutions Libraries, with even more tools to give you clarity and confidence. Let’s do this together. 

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The teenage years mark an exciting, yet challenging phase of growth and transition. Changes in teens’ brains make them cling to their tribe, seeking advice and validation from their peers. But they still need you.

As your child navigates the complexities of adolescence, maintaining an open, authentic relationship is crucial. This library is your guide to fostering open dialogue, establishing trust, and providing consistent support as your teen discovers their identity and social circle. Explore strategies for broaching difficult subjects, addressing romantic relationships, and implementing positive discipline approaches that promote independence and safety.

Peace At Home is possible, one step at a time. And remember progress, not perfection.

For more guidance, start with Peace at Home Starts Here. Then check out all our resource pages , Quick Video Libraries, and Search Tool. Find the answers and compassionate support to give you clarity and confidence. Let’s do this together. 

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