Showing posts with label parent stress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parent stress. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

Sue Scheff: Parenting Teen Moods


Surviving the Roller Coaster:A Teen's Guide to Coping with Moods


Have you ever been laughing one moment, and crying the next? How about so angry you could throw something, and then suddenly burst out laughing? All of us have experienced mood swings like this, and they're even more common during adolescence. Rapidly changing emotions, from contentment to irritability, anger to despair, euphoria to despondency, are common occurrences during your teen years.


What causes these shifts in mood?


The sources vary, but for most teens, two main agents are involved: brain chemistry and life changes. The same hormonal activity that brings about the body changes teens experience also triggers changes in your brain. At the same time, your relationships with your family and friends are changing, you have more responsibilities and freedoms than ever before, and you face a whole new set of pressures. All these things can turn your life into a series of emotional peaks and valleys. But there is hope. This book will help you understand what's happening to you, and it will offer practical coping mechanisms. Don't worry. You too can survive the roller coaster!

Sunday, January 11, 2009

Sue Scheff: Education.com



Parenting at all ages can be challenging, however I find that today's parenting of teenagers to be the most difficult. As a parent we need to be aware of so much more with technology growing at a rate we as parents can barely keep up with and our kids becoming strangers to us almost overnight.

Education.com has articles, Blogs, forums and more for all ages of kids. Take the time to become an educated parent. You never know when you may need that extra help.

Monday, November 24, 2008

Sue Scheff: Beautiful Boy by David Scheff - A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction


By David Sheff


If you have a teen or adolescent, this Memoir is a must read. It will captivate you and help you to understand that drug and substance abuse, as much as parents will make excuses for it, we need too realize that being in denial can actually only delay getting your child the help he needs. David Sheff is painfully honest, and does all he can - and I believe all parents have so much to learn from his experiences.

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Tuesday, November 4, 2008

(Sue Scheff) These Moms Know Best


These Moms Know Best is a website that combines parenting with great insight and ideas for moms!


As a parent, do you and your teenager have challenging mornings on school days? Are you wondering what you can do to help make your school mornings less stressful? Here are 6 tips to help you and your teenager experience a stress free school morning.


Thursday, September 4, 2008

The 10 Worst and Best Things to Say to a Stressed Out Mom


Any parent of kids today will be able to relate to these phrases. Today many parents are stressed with trying to juggle work, paying bills and raising kids!

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