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Contents Acknowledgments 7
Introduction: Who Threw the Switch? 9
Part One Be a Parent with Boundaries
1. Revisit Your Own Adolescence 21
2. Be a Boundary 29
3. Get Connected 33
4. Face Your Guilt and Fear 39
5. Be United in Your Parenting 45
6. Be an Integrated Parent 49
7. For Single Parents 55
8. For Stepparents 61
Part Two Understand the Teenage World
9. Adolescence: The Last Step before Adulthood 69
10. A Period of Tremendous Change 75
11. Teens Think Differently 79
12. Separating from Parents 83
13. From Earthly to Eternal Parent 91
14. Understanding the Differences between Boys and Girls 95
15. The Influence of Culture 99
Part Three Set Boundaries with Your Teen
16. Dig beneath Your Teen’s Problem 107
17. Use the Four Anchors of Boundary Setting 113
18. Don’t Get Derailed 121
19. Consequences 101 131
Part Four Address Common Problems
20. Academic Problems 143
21. Aggressive Behavior 149
22. Alcohol, Drugs, and Dependencies 155
23. Argumentativeness 161
24. Breaking Agreements 167
25. Chores 171
26. Clothing 175
27. Curfew Violations 179
28. Cutting and Self-Mutilation 183
29. Deception and Lying 187
30. Defiance 191
31. Detaching from the Family in Unhealthy Ways 195
32. Disrespect 199
33. Driving and Cars 205
34. God and Spirituality 209
35. Ignoring Parents 213
36. Impulsive Behaviors 217
37. Internet 223
38. Money 227
39. Moodiness 231
40. Parties 237
41. Peers 243
42. Phone 249
43. Runaways 253
44. Sexual Involvement 259
45. Silence 265
Epilogue 269
Appendix A: Seeking the Help of a Professional 273
Appendix B: Tips for When You Don’t Know What to Do 275
Notes 277
Index 279
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reviewed Boundaries with Teens: When to Say Yes, How to Say No on May 30, 2017 Boundaries with Teens: When to Say Yes, How to Say No
Excellent advice, with specific examples and scenarios. Of course, much of it is easier said than done. I like the different sections of the book- dealing with changes that parents need to make themselves, understanding the teen brain/world with empathy, setting boundaries with the teen, and specific common problems that teens deal with. To me, the most helpful part is understanding what a teen is going through. Teens are frustrating and their behavior is often illogical, but understanding some of the underlying issues, like brain or hormonal changes, natural movement toward independence, and stressors in their lives, definitely puts their behavior into better context and gives me a better perspective on how to relate to them. There are a lot of practical tips and advice in here, about consequences, setting expectations clearly, and getting to the root of the problems. I borrowed this from the library, but I'm thinking I may want to actually buy a copy to keep on hand, as various specific problems pop up over the next few years. The last section deals very specifically with common teen issues, and I didn't read each one this time, I just read the ones relating to the issues I've seen in T, so I think this would be a good reference book to keep on our shelves.
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