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.
If 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 moreStudents can earn points towards their QCE when they do vocational education and training (VET) courses at school.
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Read moreResearch has found that the school dropout rate among at-risk students was markedly lower for students who had earlier participated in extracurricular activities compared with those who did not participate.
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