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Adele Faber

Category Parenting & Family
Pages 192 Pages
Publication Year 2006
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General

ISBN 9781853408571

Rs. 958

Piccadilly Press

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How To Talk So Teens Will Listen & Listen So Teens Will Talk

How To Talk So Teens Will Listen & Listen So Teens Will Talk

By Adele Faber · Published by Piccadilly Press

Who it's for: Parents of teenagers seeking better communication

Navigating the complexities of adolescence can be a daunting task for parents. This essential guide, part of the acclaimed "How to Talk..." series, offers practical strategies and insightful advice for fostering open communication with teenagers. Learn to bridge the generational gap, address challenging behaviors, and cultivate a relationship built on mutual respect and understanding. With real-life scenarios and actionable techniques, this book empowers parents to connect more deeply with their teens.Why You Should Read? Gain expert guidance from renowned parenting specialists on effective communication techniques for teenagers. Discover practical, implementable strategies to manage common teenage challenges and encourage cooperation. Benefit from relatable real-life scenarios that illustrate how to apply the book's advice in your own family. Transform your parenting approach with forward-thinking methods that foster stronger, more understanding relationships. About the AuthorAdele Faber is an internationally acclaimed author and expert in parent-child communication. Her work, often co-authored with Elaine Mazlish, has revolutionized parenting by providing practical, respectful approaches to common family challenges. Faber's books are celebrated for their clear, empathetic advice and their ability to empower parents to build stronger, more harmonious relationships with their children. Her insights are drawn from extensive experience and a deep understanding of family dynamics.

Highlights

  • Part of the acclaimed 'How to Talk...' series
  • Offers practical strategies for communicating with teens
  • Addresses challenging behaviors and generational gaps
  • Includes real-life scenarios and actionable techniques
  • Aims to build relationships based on mutual respect

Themes

Parent-teen communication · Adolescence · Family dynamics · Mutual respect

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ISBN 9781853408571
Pages 192 Pages
Publication Year 2006
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000007396

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Questions about this book

What is this book about?

It's a guide for parents on how to talk with teenagers effectively, offering practical strategies and advice to improve communication and understanding.

Who is the author?

Adele Faber, an internationally acclaimed author and expert in parent-child communication, known for her work in the 'How to Talk...' series.

Does the book include real-life examples?

Yes, it includes real-life scenarios that illustrate how to apply the advice in family situations.

What topics does it cover?

It covers bridging the generational gap, addressing challenging behaviors, and cultivating a relationship built on mutual respect.