Tips on Teens

Welcome to Our Tips on Teens Video Archive

Parenting is not an easy job! We understand the challenges and complexities that come with raising children, especially during the tumultuous teenage years. The transition from childhood to adolescence can be a rollercoaster of emotions, behaviors, and unexpected situations. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure of how to navigate this phase, you’re not alone. Parenting teens is a shared experience filled with ups and downs, and it’s completely normal to feel like you’re struggling at times.

At the Teen Therapy Center, we’ve been dedicated to supporting parents like you for years. We’ve received hundreds of questions from concerned parents on almost every topic you can imagine—whether it’s about managing teenage stress, dealing with academic pressure, understanding teen mental health, what to do when you can’t stand that kid your teen is dating or addressing behavioral issues. These are the kinds of topics that can keep parents up at night, and we know how important it is to find reliable advice and resources to help you through them.

That’s why we created our “Tips on Teens” video series, a weekly segment where we answer your most pressing questions live, ever Wednesday at noon on Facebook. These sessions are designed to provide you with practical advice, support, and insights into the challenges you’re facing as a parent.

If you’ve found yourself here, you’ve discovered our archive of all the “Tips on Teens” videos. This extensive collection of educational videos on teen mental health is an invaluable resource for any parent navigating the complexities of adolescence. Whether you’re looking for advice on how to support your teen’s mental health, tips on improving communication with your teenager, or strategies for managing common teenage behaviors, you’ll find it all in our video library.

Our archive includes a wide range of topics, all aimed at helping you better understand and support your teen. From video tips for teen wellness to engaging mental health videos for teens, we cover everything you need to know to help your teen thrive. These video resources for teen mental health are designed to be accessible, informative, and directly relevant to the issues you’re facing.

Perhaps you’re worried about your teen’s academic performance, or maybe you’re concerned about their social interactions. Maybe you’re trying to figure out how to talk to your teen about difficult subjects like anxiety, depression, or substance use. And what do you do if you just found out your kid is shoplifting?  Whatever the case may be, the odds are high that we’ve addressed it in one of our “Tips on Teens” videos. Our advice videos for parents are crafted to provide you with the knowledge and confidence to approach these challenging topics head-on.

In addition to being a source of advice and support, our video series for teen therapy is also a platform for you to engage with us directly. If there’s a particular issue you’re struggling with that hasn’t been covered yet, we invite you to send us your questions. You can reach out to us at TipsOnTeens@TeenTherapyCenter.com. We’re always looking for new topics to discuss, and your question could be featured in an upcoming segment.

Remember, parenting doesn’t have to be a solitary journey. Our “Tips on Teens” video content is here to guide you every step of the way. Whether you’re dealing with a specific challenge or just want to be better prepared for the ups and downs of parenting a teen, our archive is a treasure trove of mental health video tips for adolescents. We’re here to support you in raising confident, resilient, and emotionally healthy teens.

Thank you for visiting our video archive. Take your time exploring the content, and know that you’re taking an important step in supporting your teen’s mental and emotional well-being.

WHAT, TEENAGERS LIE?!

WHAT, TEENAGERS LIE?! Yes they do, and often! But what should you do about it?
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How does a parent who wants to be supportive, but who is not totally comfortable yet with their child being non-binary, prepare for interactions with relatives this holiday season?

How does a parent who wants to be supportive, but who is not totally comfortable yet with their child being non-binary, prepare for interactions with relatives this holiday season?
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Eye rolling! Snarky comments! Sarcasm! What do you do about your teenager’s rudeness?

Teenagers are famous the world over for copping attitude, but what’s going on behind the eye roll? Is it just locker room talk making its way into your home, or ...
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Your 2E kid, who is an adult, isn’t launching. What are you supposed to do?

How do you get your 2E (twice exceptional) son or daughter, who is an adult, get motivated to start thinking about a career, or get out there and do more? ...
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Are you and your spouse disagreeing if it is safe to bring together your two blended families for Thanksgiving dinner during quarantine?

View Video Transcript Are you and your spouse disagreeing on how to bring together your blended families for Thanksgiving dinner during a quarantine? Well, let’s talk about it today on ...
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“How do we protect our kids from the dangers of pornography, and how do we talk to them about it?”

How do we protect our kids from the dangers of pornography, and how do we discuss it with them? This week’s question comes from a parent wanting some advice on ...
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Should distance learning change your academic expectations for your kid?

Should distance learning change the academic expectations you have for your kid? How do you keep them motivated during quarantine?
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Does your teen daughter want to start dating? Is it freaking you out?

View Video Transcript So your 14 -year -old daughter wants to start dating, and it’s freaking you out. Well, let’s talk about it today on Tips on Teens. My name ...
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Is it healthy when your kid is also your BFF?

Sometimes it's good to model positive behavior about our own self care to our kids, and sometimes unloading our feelings on them can be way more than they're ready for.
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