Talking with your Teen
Molly Allen, PsyD • September 10, 2021
Talking with kids requires a different set of communication skills
Some simple changes in how you communicate with your teen can make a world of difference. They do listen to you, and they want a relationship with you. As the parent you have to take the lead in showing them that you are truly interested in how they feel and what they think. Try these tips:
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