Books help parents understand the adolescence mind and body and give a greater understanding of what they might be going through.
The books below help parents of teens understand teenage anxiety and depression and suggests fourteen essential conversations and eleven lessons for raising a 21st-century teenager.
He's Not Lazy
Adam Price, PhDPrice is a child psychologist who is combatting the stereotype of the lazy teenage boy. He encourages parents to look beyond the surface in times of difficulty and shares tips on inspiring self-confidence and responsibility in your kids.
15 Minute Parenting - The Teenage Years
Joanna FortuneConnecting with your teen can sometimes be challenging, but Fortune's 15-minute parenting model is full of great advice. Learn the key to healthy communication and become an even better role model for your kids.
Seen
Will Hutcherson and Chinwe Williams, PH. DSeeing your child struggle with anxiety can often leave you feeling helpless. Hutcherson and Williams offer practical advice on how to help your kids navigate any complex or difficult emotions.
Parenting the New Teen in the Age of Anxiety: A Complete Guide to Your Child's Stressed, Depressed, Expanded, Amazing Adolescence
John DuffyDuffy addresses the ever-growing issue of teenage anxiety and depression, offering useful advice for parents on when and how to approach your teen.
Fourteen Talks by Age Fourteen: The Essential Conversations
Michelle IcardBridge the communication gap with Icard’s helpful guide that walks you through fourteen essential conversations you should be having with your tween.
Every Parents Should Read This Book
Ben BrooksBrooks has produced an indispensable user’s guide to the 21st century adolescent. No topic is too tough to address, making it a must-read for those with teenage children.
