How re-thinking your teen’s explosive behaviour can help your teen grow
When your teen explodes, it is really hard for them and also for you. But there are things you can do to help your teen deal with their anger.

When your teen explodes, it is really hard for them and also for you. But there are things you can do to help your teen deal with their anger.
For teenagers, failure can feel especially hard as they deal with changes in their bodies, brains and in their lives.
Read moreFor a teenager, a failure could be getting a low score on an exam, missing a goal during a sports game or not finishing school work on time.
Read moreIf you believe your teen is lying about something that could harm them, another person, or property, or is lying about doing something illegal, then please seek professional advice.
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Read moreWhen your teen explodes, it is really hard for them and also for you. But there are things you can do to help your teen deal with their anger.
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Read moreWhen you talk to your child’s school, you can work together to get your teen the help they need.
Read moreResearch tells us parents play a significant role in supporting their child’s engagement in education.
Read moreNo matter what your child is experiencing at school, there is someone who can help.
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