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Hugging a Cactus. How to Talk to a Teenager So They Hear and Trust You
Just yesterday your child was affectionate and open, but today they have turned into a prickly and inaccessible «cactus» who is rude, slams doors, is always on their phone, and pushes away any attempt you make to talk. But what...
if their brain is currently undergoing a global restructuring, and their prickles are a defensive reaction to a world that has become too complex?
Sheila Redfern, a clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience, draws on the latest scientific research about brain function to explain what is happening in your teenager's mind. This book will help you find common ground with your teenager on the most pressing topics: social media and video games, self-harm and risky behavior, self-esteem issues, and communication difficulties.
Sheila Redfern, a clinical psychologist with over 30 years of experience, draws on the latest scientific research about brain function to explain what is happening in your teenager's mind. This book will help you find common ground with your teenager on the most pressing topics: social media and video games, self-harm and risky behavior, self-esteem issues, and communication difficulties.
Author: Шейла Редферн
Printhouse: Eksmo
Series: There is Contact. Books for Parents of Teenagers
Age restrictions: 18+
Year of publication: 2026
ISBN: 9785042190018
Number of pages: 512
Size: 200х125х25 mm
Cover type: soft
Weight: 406 g
ID: 1749738
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In stock
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Will be delivered to United States on :
Unfortunately, we are currently unable to deliver orders to your region.