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Raising Teenagers-Shaping a Generation is timely and insightful guide that delves into the complex world of adolescence with empathy, wisdom and practicality. Written from the perspective of a teen therapist and a seasoned child psychologist, the book explores the emotional, psychological and social challenges today’s teenagers face in a fast evolving world. It unpack issues of identity, discipline, trauma, communication breakdowns and digital influence,offering both parents and caregivers tools to connect, understand and guide the teenagers effectively.
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