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To help families make changes that will complement the lessons their children learn in the wilderness, SUWS of the Carolinas invites parents to participate in two-day workshops. more...
Lurking about halfway between the winter holidays and summer vacation are two words that elicit divergent emotions among tingling-with-excitement teenagers and their apprehensive (if not downright fearful) parents: Spring Break. When it comes to keeping your child away from drugs, alcohol, and other negative influences the following tips can help increase the odds that your child's spring break will be free of 4 a.m. phone calls or unexpected visits from local law enforcement personnel. more...
For the first time since 1991, teen pregnancy is on the rise in the United States. In the years between 1991 and 2005 teen pregnancies had been steadily declining. There is no singular reason for the rise in teen pregnancy; however, there are a number of contributing factors. more...
Contrary to the slacker stereotype with which they are often branded, many of today's teenagers are remarkably busy people. Parents who are concerned that their teens are overdoing it can help ease the strain by teaching them to incorporate the following time-management skills into their lives. more...
Your young adult just graduated from college, they aren't sure they know what to do, and they are asking you for money every few weeks - how do you cut the purse strings and teach them to be independent? more...
Parents should be aware of the danger signs of teen dating violence. more...
Social networking sites have been in the news a lot lately, but few of the headlines have been of much comfort to parents whose children spend any amount of time online. For those whose children are already struggling with challenges such as Asperger's, ADD/ADHD, or high-functioning autism, worries and fears about online activities may be particularly acute. more...
