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Teens Struggle with school, it is common but there are ways you can help make a big difference in helping your teen with their education.
Find out in my article here: How Do You Help Your Teen with Their Education?
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I wrote about the ways parents can help and work with their teen with learning difficulties, enjoy the article here: Helping Your Teenager With Learning Difficulties
I remember my parents struggling helping me with some of my schoolwork as it got progressively harder. Today the stuff students must learn are even more complicated and parents sometimes feel helpless. I posted and publishing to the professional social media network LinkedIn has been a great addition for me and industry professionals. I began writing posts occasionally on my LinkedIn profile.
Take a look at the article on helping teens with schoolwork here: How Do I Help My Teen With Schoolwork When I Don’t Know Understand
Working with the great team at Help Your Teen Now i found that Jillian is so dedicated to helping teens and their families get the help they need. Writing for her has been great helping provide resources for parents. The team are resource advocates with over 8 years of experience in helping thousands of families, in putting their lives back together.
Sometimes parents just need a few quick tips to become the awesome parents they hope to be, read the article here: 7 Ways to Be an Awesome Parent to a Troubled Teen
Addiction comes in many forma and is not the same for boys and girls. Parents should look out for different signs in their teenage girls. Writing for Addiction Blog is a blast as a network of grat writers and bloggers in the industry who are interested in the field of addiction treatment.
Take a look at the article here: What is my teenage girl’s addiction? Help for parents to define the vice