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The most effective parenting strategy with teens is to focus on the relationship, as the only leverage you really have with your teen is love.

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Is my teen narcissistic or just a normal self-centered teenager?

All teens fall into a somewhat self-centered and insecure developmental stage, so they partly fit the description of narcissism. And...they'll grow out of it!

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My husband (their Stepdad) hates my kids

Children respond to the messages they receive from the adults around them. If they get negative messages, the child will live up -- or down -- to those messages.

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Son with ODD and Explosive disorder is Abusive to Mom

This child is clearly suffering and his abusive behavior is indicative of deep wounds. He is so difficult partly because he is in pain and feels disconnected.

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Sons Jealous of Single Dad's New Lady Friend

Dad CAN have both the female attention he needs and the close relationship with his kids that they need. BUT he'll need some help from a family counselor to do...

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Talking with Teens and Preteens about Bullying

ALL parents should have meaningful discussions with their teens and preteens about bullying. Here's how to have these conversations.

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Teenage daughter "rescuing" friends

Mom can cultivate her relationship with her daughter so she's more open to her influence and less in need of seeking a sense of importance from her peers.

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Teenager Lies to Mom Constantly

Kids whose parents don't punish and who feel they can talk with their parents about their challenges generally don't lie. They have no reason to.

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Teenager pulling away from family

It's normal for teens to want to establish their independence, which can mean a bit of distance. But teens do still need to know their parents are there for them.

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Teenager who breaks house rules

Cracking down on your teen without knowing the reason only increases his anxiety. And you are now the enemy, insuring he won't confide in you or ask you for help.