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When Should Teens Get Medical Treatment for Behavior?

Parenting Today's Teens

09/08/22

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If your teen has been diagnosed with a mental or behavioral disorder, it's normal if you feel apprehension about seeking medication for their issues — many parents do! But getting medical treatment for a disorder is sometimes the best thing you can do for your teen when they're struggling. In this episode, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd tackle the tough topic of how parents can help their teens with mood and behavioral disorders. Don't miss this episode!

If seeking help from licensed counseling professionals could be the right path for your family, check out Parenting Today's Teens' phone counseling program. Learn more here: parentingtodaysteens.org/phone-counseling

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Anger can sometimes be an amazing motivator for teens, but it can also damage or destroy relationships if they get swept up in it. So, how should you respond when your teen flies into a fit of rage? In this episode, Mark Gregston explains that when a teen gets angry, there is almost always a deeper reason behind it, and it's up to YOU to take a breath, observe and get to the bottom of it. Listen in now!

For more insight on this topic, read Mark's article, "Getting No Respect From Your Teen?" at parentingtodaysteens.org/blog/teen-respect-for-parents/

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In this episode, Mark Gregston answers a question from a listener whose 15-year-old daughter wants to spend most of her time alone playing on her phone. Does that sound familiar? Mark shares some practical steps you can take to help your teen get motivated to take responsibility, start pursuing other activities and begin to learn internal boundaries. Tune in now for Mark's tips!

Are you faced with a parenting challenge right now? Ask Mark about it at markgregston.com

For more help with creating rules and boundaries for your teen, check out the Parenting Today's Teens store at resources.parentingtodaysteens.org

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