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Teens are famous for snippy replies, irritability, one word answers and occasional grunts. Is it normal adolescence or something more serious?

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5 Tips for a Positive Relationship With Your Teen

In a world where parents and teens can no longer be naïve, staying ahead of every trend seems a daunting task. Trends ebb and flow, changing with technology and dependent on what culture deems popular.

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5 Signs You May Have ADD

Attention Deficit Disorder is a popular term that describes many behaviors in children, but also affects adults. ADD is caused by a combination of genetic, nutritional, and social factors. Here are some signs that it may be affecting you

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Signs and Symptoms of Teenage Depression

Teens are famous for snippy replies, irritability, one word answers and occasional grunts. Is it normal adolescence or something more serious?

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5 Tips for a Positive Relationship With Your Teen

In a world where parents and teens can no longer be naïve, staying ahead of every trend seems a daunting task. Trends ebb and flow, changing with technology and dependent on what culture deems popular.

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5 Signs You May Have ADD

Attention Deficit Disorder is a popular term that describes many behaviors in children, but also affects adults. ADD is caused by a combination of genetic, nutritional, and social factors. Here are some signs that it may be affecting you

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How to Talk to Your Children About the Pandemic

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5 Tips for a Positive Relationship With Your Teen

In a world where parents and teens can no longer be naïve, staying ahead of every trend seems a daunting task. Trends ebb and flow, changing with technology and dependent on what culture deems popular.

AdolescentsEmily ChristensenDecember 14, 2018teens, teenagers, adolescents, parenting, relationships, family, emily, christensen, trauma

5 Signs You May Have ADD

Attention Deficit Disorder is a popular term that describes many behaviors in children, but also affects adults. ADD is caused by a combination of genetic, nutritional, and social factors. Here are some signs that it may be affecting you

ADDEmily ChristensenOctober 12, 2018ADD, adults, children, teens, teenagers, adolescents, mental health, emily, christensen

Signs and Symptoms of Teenage Depression

Teens are famous for snippy replies, irritability, one word answers and occasional grunts. Is it normal adolescence or something more serious?

Adolescents, DepressionEmily ChristensenApril 21, 2017adolescents, depression, teens, teenagers, emily, christensen

5 Tips for a Positive Relationship With Your Teen

In a world where parents and teens can no longer be naïve, staying ahead of every trend seems a daunting task. Trends ebb and flow, changing with technology and dependent on what culture deems popular.

AdolescentsEmily ChristensenNovember 20, 2015teens, teenagers, adolescents, parenting, relationships, family

5 Signs You May Have ADD

Attention Deficit Disorder is a popular term that describes many behaviors in children, but also affects adults. ADD is caused by a combination of genetic, nutritional, and social factors. Here are some signs that it may be affecting you

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