Comments on: From “Rebellious” to “Respectable” in a Few Short Years http://pleasestoptherollercoaster.com/blog/2008/07/22/from-rebellious-to-respectable-in-a-few-short-years/ Tips and Tools for Successfully Parenting your Teen Tue, 02 Dec 2008 03:03:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 By: Mom Lori http://pleasestoptherollercoaster.com/blog/2008/07/22/from-rebellious-to-respectable-in-a-few-short-years/#comment-1198 Mom Lori Sun, 27 Jul 2008 19:42:17 +0000 http://pleasestoptherollercoaster.com/blog/2008/07/22/from-rebellious-to-respectable-in-a-few-short-years/#comment-1198 This blog has some great tips on parenting! If you’re a parent looking for more advice on raising teens, you should check out the new site we’ve just launched here at the Partnership for a Drug-Free America: the interactive “A Parent’s Guide to the Teen Brain!” “Teen Brain” utilizes video, humor, role-playing and advice from experts to help parents learn how adolescent brain development explains the “normal” teen behaviors that often confound adults –impulsiveness, rebellion, risk-taking, and more. “Teen Brain” was created to encourage parents to learn what’s really going on inside a teen’s mind, and how to step in to help teens make good decisions they’re not ready to make on their own, whether they’re about drugs and alcohol, friends, sex, or any other issue teens face today. This blog has some great tips on parenting! If you’re a parent looking for more advice on raising teens, you should check out the new site we’ve just launched here at the Partnership for a Drug-Free America: the interactive “A Parent’s Guide to the Teen Brain!”

“Teen Brain” utilizes video, humor, role-playing and advice from experts to help parents learn how adolescent brain development explains the “normal” teen behaviors that often confound adults –impulsiveness, rebellion, risk-taking, and more. “Teen Brain” was created to encourage parents to learn what’s really going on inside a teen’s mind, and how to step in to help teens make good decisions they’re not ready to make on their own, whether they’re about drugs and alcohol, friends, sex, or any other issue teens face today.

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