The Teen Years: War or Peace?
Film
The essential video survival kit for parents and professionals who want practical advice about understanding and communicating with teenagers. Combining spirited animation, a parent discussion group, and sound advice from clinical psychologist Dr. Ken Magid, this program suggests workable solutions to common conflicts between parents and their teens and provides an understanding of just how teenagers affect the family.
Shows how to handle problem situations such as messy rooms · drugs · bad grades · exaggerated dress · peer pressure and sexuality.
Reviews
“Parents can acquire new skills to turn familiar problems into learning situations. . .for public libraries and community groups.” – Booklist
“. . . chocked full of practical information for parents and provides an excellent starting point for open dialogue among family members.” – Richard D. Carson, Family Therapist
Awards
Winner Best Video Parenting Issues – National Council on Family Relations Film Festival
Best of Category – Birmingham International Film Festival
MATRIX AWARD – Women in Communications
Film Prices
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