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Parentline Plus brings to you 4 online video web chats covering a range of topics linked to parenting a teenager – from improving communication to coping with risky behaviours.
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Web TV Show Four: How to handle your teen
As children grow into teenagers it can be difficult knowing how to discipline them as the rules start to change. How can you be firm on what is and isn't acceptable in the family when they might rebel against you?
Parenting expert and renowned author, Suzie Hayman discusses why it is important to get your teens involved when setting boundaries and answers your questions live on disciplining teens.
Web TV Show Three: Coping with Risky Behaviours
Teenagers might find themselves being experimental as they are curious about taking risks, and some might find themselves in unsafe situations as a result. Whether your teen is trying alcohol, dabbling in drugs, having sex or acting violently, it is important to talk over the risks to enable them to make safe decisions.
As a parent, these chats can be very difficult often not knowing where to start. Parenting expert Suzie Hayman joined us live to help tackle various questions on risky behaviours and how you can help keep them safe.
Web TV Show Two: Your Teen and Bullying
Being a teenager is tough enough without bullying being involved; but when it is, things can get a whole lot harder. Teenagers naturally want to become more independent from their parents – so their friends take on a more important role in their lives. Sometimes their wish to fit in, can lead them to do things they know they shouldn't - like becoming involved in bullying others or not speaking out when they see someone else doing it. Or perhaps they become the target – just at the time their self-esteem is lowest, or when they are experimenting with their clothes or appearance – comments or ridicule from others can make them unhappy or withdrawn.
As a parent, it can be challenging to communicate with your kids as they grow up. When you think they might be dealing with bullying, it can be even harder to know where to start. As part of Anti-bullying Week, which runs from 17th to 21st November, agony aunt, journalist and parenting expert Suzie Hayman joined us live online to discuss how you can support your teenager as well as cope with your own emotions if bullying becomes part of your lives. Suzie focuses on a variety of topics such as why bullying happens, signs to look out for and what you can do to support your teenager through this difficult time.
Web TV Show One: Build a bridge to teenage kids
No one ever said growing up was easy. That's as true for today's teenagers as it's always been, but dealing with the issues that crop up during your children's adolescence can be just as hard for parents. Parents tell us that it's not just risky behaviours like sex, drugs and alcohol that they find challenging to cope with, but exams, peer pressure, anger and more besides...
Through her books, journalism, broadcast appearances and personal counselling, agony aunt Suzie Hayman's insight and advice has been helping parents and teenagers for 20 years. Watch Suzie's live Web TV Show now where she tackles a variety of questions from parents of teenagers and suggests some ideas for improving communication and working towards a better relationship...
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