The Dad or mum-Teen Connection: Learn how to Construct Lifelong Household Relationships
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Teenagers want their dad and mom now greater than ever. Dad and mom are the central affect of their teenagers’ life and have an unbelievable potential to reassure and luxury them in instances of misery. Proper now a teen’s world is crammed with social media noise and achievement pressures, leading to excessive charges of hysteria, melancholy, and suicide. However hope exists. A father or mother’s potential to help their teen in the course of the present milieu will be formed by the emotional bond of their relationship.
Licensed therapist Susan Caso offers priceless insights and confirmed methods to domesticate a “felt connectedness” within the household. As a clinician and a mother of three wonderful children, Susan is aware of elevating teenagers will be met with rising pains, strife, and disconnection. The trail to engagement and concord at residence will be baffling, however with new communication instruments, Susan guides dad and mom to construct belief with their teenagers to beat any impediment. To strengthen the parent-teen relationship and safeguard your children in at this time’s world, your first useful resource is The Dad or mum-Teen Connection.
Writer : Radius Guide Group (October 22, 2024)
Language : English
Hardcover : 240 pages
ISBN-10 : 1635769361
ISBN-13 : 978-1635769364
Merchandise Weight : 15.2 ounces
Dimensions : 5.98 x 1.1 x 9.06 inches
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Mo Siegel –
Wise guidance and practical solutions
Raising a strong family is one of lifeâs most important roles. With rapid global changes, the influence of social media, and the demands on working parents, guiding and protecting our children has become more complex than ever. Susan Casoâs book offers practical, wise guidance to help parents ensure their kids grow up resilient, grounded, and on the path to a fulfilling life. Thank you, Susan, for this invaluable resource.
Amber Donner –
A Must Read!
The Parent Teen Connection is not just for parents and teens. It’s for everyone looking to have more meaningful and healthy relationships. It’s fresh, readable and relatable. Thank you Susan Caso for your insights and tips!
Janie Fruge –
Get this book!
Every family should have this book. It helps with relationships and communication even if you donât have children in the household.
Megan Jansen –
Finally, a Parenting Book That Gets My Teen!
As a parent navigating the ups and downs with my own challenging teen, Susan Casoâs The Parent-Teen Connection felt like a lifeline. Her insights into teenage behavior, paired with her empathetic approach, made this book more than just adviceâit felt like understanding from someone who truly gets it.The book tackles common, thorny issues in a way that makes them feel manageable. With chapters focused on bridging communication gaps, building trust, and dealing with those inevitable clashes over independence and boundaries, Caso provides concrete strategies I could immediately relate to and try out. Her advice is practical yet compassionate, urging parents to shift perspectives and connect with their teens on a deeper, more respectful level. For example, the exercises at the end of each chapter encouraged me to think about my responses and reactions, and I saw how little shifts could ease tension in my own home.One of the most comforting things about The Parent-Teen Connection is that itâs not a âquick fixâ manualâit acknowledges that navigating the teenage years is complex and, at times, exhausting. But by helping parents step back and recognize what their teens are going through, Caso shows that itâs possible to create a bond built on mutual respect and understanding.For anyone struggling to connect with a teen who seems to have one foot out the door, this book offers practical steps and hope that harmony and trust can still thrive.
Amazon Customer –
Practical, easy to read and apply, excellent parent help.
Susan Caso’s book is a great guide to creating a foundation to connecting with your children. I dare to say that we are the first generation of parents whose teen have to face social media and online challenges. The battle of screen time is so stressful for both sides. I found chapter 7 is especially relevant to this modern day challenge, and understand why emotional connections are more important than ever during difficult teenage years.I also found this book helpful in understanding some of my own behavior. It gives me guidance and confidence when my teens are acting out.
Sara S. –
Techniques for parents/teens that have a positive impact
Susanâs book takes the guess work out of communicating with teens in this modern age. Teens need love and compassion, not authoritative criticism in order to feel heard and seen. Highly recommend reading this book.
Reader23 –
Let’s start looking forward to those teen years!
I have a 9-year-old daughter and 12-year-old son. I’ve been looking forward to a time when I don’t have to carry snacks around, and we can enjoy family conversations. Our conversations and our time together are really meaningful. I know the moods are coming, though, and I know that I could be a better parent. After reading Susan Caso’s book, I feel ready! I also know that I’m on the right path. There are some things I need to check myself on. This book is a breath of fresh air. If you’ve read other parenting books, you’ll get what I’m saying. It’s thoughtful, considerate, not repetitive, and realistic.
L. Branch –
Spot on advice for parents with teens!
Susan Caso lights the way for parents struggling to connect with their teens. As an attachment oriented family therapist, I highly recommend this book. I think it will be a saving grace for some families. I have facilitated Hold Me Tight, Let Me Go Workshops for families with teens for several years and I will suggest this book to my future participants.