Adolescence Chapter 9

The Parenting Adolescents Chapter focuses on ages 13 to 17, when your teenager’s brain is alternating between innocence and insolence. It is a time of risk taking, rebellion, and extreme conformity to peer pressure. The research and more than 35 age-appropriate activities provided will show you how to help your teen develop to his/her full potential.

It answers important questions like:

• How do dopamine and oxytocin affect the teenage brain?
• How can any child become a world-class performer or expert?
• What should you say to your teen about sex?
• What should you say to your teen about drugs?
• Is it better to stay in school or drop out and take the GED?
• Which colleges have the best record of success for upward mobility?
• What’s one easy step you can take to reduce the stress levels in your adolescent?
• How can you help your teen form positive new habits?
• What are some common teenage myths and how can you correct them?
• How should you measure your adolescent’s maturity?
• What can you do to help your teen make better moral decisions?

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