In the last 15 or so years, our worlds have been turned upside down by technology. Virtually overnight, we all have devices in our hands Read more Preparing your teen for the challenging world of social media
Teen girls, at the crossroads between childhood and adulthood, are in a place of rapid development and change, and even in the best of situations Read more The Powerful Impact of Positive Thinking
The way our daughters think about themselves and the world isn’t always positive — in fact, all too often teenager’s mindsets can be dominated by Read more Help Recognize Negative Thought Patterns
Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) affects 2.2 million Americans. It usually appears firstduring adolescence or early adulthood, although it can appear earlier in childhood. While manyparents Read more Recognizing OCD in Your Teenage Daughter
Thirty percent of all teenage girls suffer from some form of anxiety disorder, according to the National Institute of Mental health. Experts expect that number Read more Seven Tools for Managing Teenage Anxiety
Raising a teen girl can be trying even in the best of circumstances. The phase of adolescence and post-adolescence is virtually synonymous with some rebellion Read more Warning Signs You Have a Daughter in Trouble
Every parent knows they don’t choose their children. The little things come into the world with their own personalities, likes and dislikes, laughs and tears. One Read more When One Child Is Suffering and the Other Isn’t
YOUR “TROUBLED” TEEN ISN’T TROUBLED… She’s Hurting. Of all the labels you dreamed your daughter might have had growing up - princess, honor roll, varsity team - Read more Your “Troubled” Teen isn’t Troubled…
Teenagers are particularly vulnerable to feelings of anxiety and can easily become trapped in its debilitating physical, emotional and social patterns. For every parent of Read more Signs of Anxiety in Teenager Daughters
When your daughter is traumatized by the attacks of bullies, your protective instincts are likely to come out full-force. You may want to do something, Read more Three Well-Meaning Things You Should Never Say to Your Bullied Daughter
