Ross Campbell, M.D.

You can be a powerful force for good in your teenager's life
Teenager.  The word evokes deep feelings and hard questions.  So often "Where did the time go?" is followed by
"Where did my sweet child go?" Then comes the painful realization you're not a s close as you used to be.
In today's fast-paced, media-saturated world, teenagers are under more pressure than ever to grow up fast,
look sexy, and be independent.  And parents feel like they are the last people to be heard through all the messages
bombarding their kids.  What can a parent do?
You will learn how to:
-recognize stealth anger and how to deal with it
-balance freedom and disci;line effectively
-set boundaries because "caving in" damages the parent-child relationship
-help your teen find an authentic, godly sexuality in a sensually obsessed world
-understand how your "techno-teen" is affected by the media culture
-handle specific problems like anxiety, depression, peer pressure, bullying, ADD or
 ADHD, eating disorders, gender issues, and more

(Book's condition:  old paper)