Here is the gift link to a @NYTimes piece about 'Why Teenagers Reject Parents' Solutions to Their Problems' loom.ly/keDbY-4

It's always an honor to speak with American Psychological Association (AKA: the mothership) 😉

Tune into Episode 165 of asklisapodcast - “How do I support my heartbroken son?” - for more on helping teens manage emotional pain. Here is the link to the episode loom.ly/UN9reXk

The 3 reasons why we are missing the suffering of adolescent boys: an important piece from the brilliant Lisa Damour Lisa Damour, PhD “We are doing a better job of noticing the emotional distress of our teen girls. It is time to pay the same attention to our teen boys.'…

Thank you! Means the world coming from you.

I get it! Here are two professional goals (besides getting a pic with Big Bird) that I didn't know that I had until they were achieved: 1) get a contract with a moral turpitude clause, 2) be quoted by Chuck Norris (wnd.com/2016/07/chuck-…)

Me too!

It’s easy for adults to overlook this smart, effective strategy that teens often rely on to help themselves feel better.

I had the tremendous honor of talking with Alison Bryant, Ph.D., Chief Research, Education, Data, and Impact Officer @sesameworkshop, and the team @cooneycenter about child development and how to support families every step of the way.

Teen romances can run deep. So what’s the best way for parents to help when they end? - listen to a brand new @AskLisaPodcast, out now.

Ep. 165: How do I support my heartbroken son? with Dr. Lisa Damour, PhD and @ReenaNinan

Tmrw night: don’t miss this special opportunity to hear our founder Julie Scelfo in conversation with parenting expert (and teenager whisperer) Lisa Damour, PhD. Dr. Damour is a bestselling author, creator of Untangling 10to20, cohost asklisapodcast, and CBS Mornings contributor.…

Stress can be growth-giving so long is it is not chronic or traumatic.

What's the key? Focusing on *how* we recover from periods of stress, because not all restoration is created equal.

When it comes to rest and recovery, what works for you? What works for your teen?

Anxiety can be healthy…until it becomes irrational. Here’s how psychologists define - and address - irrational anxiety.

Thank you for sharing this!

Lisa Damour, PhD Reena Ninan Find our full episodes wherever you get your podcasts AND on YouTube - subscribe here: loom.ly/Pa3WwiU

I had the tremendous honor of interviewing my colleague and friend, Dr. Laurence Steinberg, about his excellent book 'You and Your Adult Child' on parenting young adults. Watch my entire conversation with Dr. Steinberg, a legend in the study of teens, at loom.ly/jneMkQw

1. Parenting and working with teenagers can be so challenging. That’s why I’m always grateful to find experts who can put things in perspective and provide practical advice.

One of the experts I find myself turning to the most is Dr. Lisa Damour (Lisa Damour, PhD).

8. Lisa Damour, PhD's latest project, 'Untangling 10 to 20,' is a membership site that provides unlimited access to just-in-time advice and research-backed guidance for parents, caregivers, educators, and teens.

Out today - we're talking all things luxury skincare and why our kids are into it.

Ep. 164: Why is my kid hooked on luxury skin care? with Dr. Lisa Damour, PhD @ReenaNinan

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