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Richard TaylorU.S.
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I can answer questions regarding parenting and child rearing. | |
Penny KU.S.
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I enjoy assisting parents in parenting atypical teenagers that do not respond well to normal parenting techniques. I am able to provide parents with a straight forward behavioral approach that has proved to be successful. | |
KjirstinU.S.
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My own dysfunctional youth in an alcoholic family helped me decide to raise my children with love, acceptance, and honesty. It must have worked. We`ve got terrific kids. Those I've answered on this site usually feel I've been helpful in their unique situations. Our world is so much better when we lift instead of crushing. Every child is worth more than any bank can hold. If I can help at all, it will be in teaching both parent and child of their own personal value to humanity, and how to punch through the noise of the moment to find their greater purpose. Together, we can all make a better world. | |
Susan P. EspteinU.S.
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I can answer questions about teen behaviors such as explosiveness, anger,distant, depressed,ADHD,Bipolar, motivation,responsibility, accountability,disrespect, school issues, juvenile justice issues,drug and alcohol, divorce and death. | |
Jason Wittman, MPSU.S.
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I can answer most question regarding the raising of teens. Since my personal experience has been raising 13 foster sons and an adopted son, I am stronger talking about parenting male teens and young adults. When it comes to teen problems and how to parent them, I am equally well versed with male and female issues. I am also very strong answering substance abuse and addiction issues, teen dating drama, questions about sex and questions relating to same sex issues and concerns. | |
James WindellAvailable
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I am a parent trainer, psychotherapist, and author specializing in parenting issues.During the past 40 years I`ve worked with parents with discipline problems and challenging children. I give frequent lectures and workshops related to discipline, social skills, and aggressive children. I consult with various agencies and schools where there are child behavior problems. I am listed in the American Psychological Associations` media panel as an expert on parenting and am frequently quoted in leading magazines and newspapers. | |
David SimonsenU.S.
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I work with teens and parents on a weekly basis. I have learned that one way of parenting doesn't fit every teen. Being able to be flexible and a good listener can really cultivate a great relationship between a parent and teen. I will give you a no-nonsense pratical way to help your relationship |
Let her have her tantrum....walk away from her and don't talk to her. Leave her where she is and if you have to drive away. Don't drive too far but far enough to let her have the impression that your
First of all, nothing is normal about a 13 yr old girl. You may never have to spank her again. She may have gotten the message. I would not tell her that you will never spank her again, letting the
Joseph, I am presuming from your question, correct me if I am wrong, that you are feeding and maintaining him as well as giving him a place to stay. If that is the case, the more appropriate question
Diana, I would like to see him have a psychological evaluation. When I took care of adolescents who were wards of the state, the psychological evaluation would assist me in knowing what was truly behavioral
Diana, Couple of questions first. Has your stepson received any type of evaluation from a psychologist or psychiatrist? if so, what are his diagnosis and recommendations? This will help me go forward
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