| Description |
xv, 188 pages ; 23 cm |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-188) and index. |
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Parent Teacher Collection. |
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The Jefferson City's parent/teacher collection is currently housed in the Juvenile department. |
| Summary |
Todays teens are high-strung and socially overextended. We shrug it off as a millennial problem, but is it? In a world that encourages the quick fix, instant gratification, and real-time feedback, can we really expect our children to cope as we did less than two decades ago, in the land of handshakes, eye contact, elbow grease, and grit? This book is a product of a combination of three very different perspectives: those of the anxious teen, the parent, and the therapist. We need to understand what weve created in terms of our current society to gain proper insight on why were seeing increasingly rising levels of anxiety in our teenagers. Topics include: Physical and Emotional Symptoms of Anxiety ; Teens and Self-Harm ; Anxiety and Gut Health ; Sports: Concussions and Anxiety ; Natural Ways to Help Your Teen Cope ; And much, much more. Within each chapter, author (and parent) Jennifer Browne and co-author (Jennifers teenage son) Cody Buchanan, who struggles with anxiety and depression, will weigh in on what this affliction feels like, physically, mentally, and emotionally. They share personal experiences to help parents better understand their teens and learn a lot along the way. |
| Subject |
Anxiety in adolescence.
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Child rearing.
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Parenting.
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| Added Author |
Buchanan, Cody, author.
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| ISBN |
9781510743656 (pbk.) |
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1510743650 (pbk.) |
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