It can be tough being a teenager or young adult. You’re figuring out who you are, what you want in life, and how to navigate all the new challenges and obstacles that come your way.
We sometimes see what we are capable of, and don’t want to let down the people around us. We may believe that if we do not do it, then nobody will. So, we task ourselves with doing everything that we can.
It’s already tough being a teenager. You’re trying to figure out who you are, what you want in life, and how to navigate the tricky waters of high school and social life. So when you add grief and loss into the mix, it can be overwhelming.
It can be scary to think that your kids might be doing something you don’t understand— open communication can go a long way. You might be surprised by what you learn.
Once-happy kids have turned into overachieving teenagers, and the desire for success that once motivated them has turned into a source of anxiety.
It’s National Teen Self- Esteem Month!
You have a lot more influence over your teen’s self-esteem than you might think!
As teens search for their place in the world, many struggle through situations that challenge beliefs about themselves they’ve clung to for years.
One of our biggest fears as parents is that our children will be peer pressured into making unhealthy or unsafe choices. An adolescent’s brain is not fully equipped to fully use .
