Normal development in Teens and Young Adults

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Presentation transcript:

Normal development in Teens and Young Adults

Why?

Individual Physical

Individual Physical Social

1. Parents

2. Friends

3. Romantic

Why don’t teenagers do as they’re told?

Individual Physical Social Cognitive

Formal Operational

. . .

Why don’t teenagers do as they’re told?

Individual Physical Social Cognitive Psychological

cancer

essence emotional spark social engagement novelty creative exploration

Don’t blame the hormones

Step into their shoes, listen

Adjust our expectations

Stay calm & keep it simple