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Navigating the teen years is no easy task. Between juggling school pressure, social dynamics, family expectations, and social media activity, your emotions can feel like they’re being put through the wringer. One moment, everything is fine, then out of nowhere, (more…)
Tags: IFS, Internal Family Systems, sample, teens
Posted in: Internal Family Systems, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →Every generation of parents looks at their teenagers and assumes they understand what their children are going through. After all, you were a teenager once. You remember the peer pressure, the academic stress, and the social anxiety. But today’s adolescent (more…)
Most teenagers today carry a smartphone everywhere they go, and much of their screen time is spent scrolling through social media. They use their social media for breaking news, connection with people all over the world, and just having fun. (more…)
Figuring out how to help teens who refuse counseling can be a frustrating challenge for parents. You can see your child struggling, but every suggestion to try therapy is met with an eye roll or a flat-out refusal. This reaction (more…)
Tags: parenting, sample, Teen therapy, teens
Posted in: Parenting, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →For generations, parents taught children about “stranger danger” — the unknown adult in the dark alley, the car with a suspicious driver. That framework made sense for its time. Today, however, the dark alley lives in the digital world.
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Tags: family therapy, sample, technology, teens
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Leave a Comment (0) →Parenting a teenager can feel like living with a stranger. The child who once ran to you with every scraped knee and school-day story now retreats behind a closed door. You knock, and silence answers. This shift is disorienting. For (more…)
Tags: adolescents, communication, family issues, sample, teens
Posted in: Communication, Family Issues, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →Do you remember what it felt like to be a teenager? The pressure to look a certain way or wear the “right” clothes? Times may have changed, but the pressure to fit in and the struggle to foster a positive (more…)
Watching your teen seem constantly sad or distant can be deeply concerning. You may notice them spending more time alone, giving brief answers when you try to talk, or losing interest in things they once enjoyed. It can leave you (more…)
Tags: depression, family issues, parenting, sample, teens
Posted in: Depression-Bipolar, Family Issues, Parenting, Ready Post, Teens
Leave a Comment (0) →Depression does not look the same for every teen. For teens of color, it often shows up in ways that adults do not immediately label as depression. This difference is not about biology alone. It is shaped by culture, family (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →Growing up is hard enough without carrying extra weight. For BIPOC youth and teens, that weight often includes navigating racism, discrimination, cultural expectations, and systemic barriers, all while trying to figure out who they are and where they belong.
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