PPT-Reaching adolescents through their parents

Dr V ChandraMouli chandramoulivwhoint Training Course in Sexual and Reproductive Health Research Geneva 2015 October 2015 Parents are defined as those who provide primary or significant care for adolescents over a significant period without being paid They include biological parents foster parents adoptive parents grandparents and other relatives . Parents Reaching Ou t provides resources that help families make informed decisions about the care and education of their children We thank the Parent Education Network a project of Parents Helping Parents of Wyomi ng Inc for permitting us to share What Do Parents Need to Understand About Whining? Whining is a way for a child to get his/her parent’s attention. the most irritating and tiring Whining is hard to listen to, so parents resp 42 Adolescents: An Analysis of their Family Life, their Community, and their Peers Amber Carlson ABSTRACT The goal of this literature review is to analyze the effect the family has on an adolescent& Puberty (pubescence). Puberty is probably initiated by the increased release of the . Gonadotrophic. Releasing Factor (hypothalamus). . The . GRF. causes the increased secretion of Luteinizing Hormone which causes the testes to produce Testosterone and the ovaries to produce . Socioemotional Development. in Adolescence. Major Topics. Identity and Self-Esteem. Romantic Relationship and Sexuality. The Dark Side. Identity and Self-Esteem. According to existing theories, how do adolescents develop an identity?. teachers & community-based educators. Dr V Chandra-Mouli. (. chandramouliv@who.int. ). Training Course in Sexual and Reproductive Health Research. Geneva 2015. November 2015. Sexuality education - Definition. Dr V Chandra-Mouli. . chandramouliv@who.int. With . inputs from Marija . Delas. . (young person/peer educator). Training Course in Sexual and Reproductive Health Research. Geneva . 2015. October . Clinical Coordinator RAPS Adolescent Family Therapy and Mediation Service . 98901500. Email lyndalp@ransw.org.au. Working with Adolescents and their Families. 2. RAPS. Adolescent Family Therapy and Mediation Service. Ages 11 to 18. Identity. Erikson. Identity vs. role confusion. “Who am I”. Identity Not Yet Achieved. Role confusion (Identity . diffusion. ). Don’t know, don’t care. Few commitments to goals or values. BRANDY STRAHAN, PHD, RN. Assistant Professor. . Introduction. Adolescent obesity . has tripled in the past three decades.. Contributes to serious health problems. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines obesity as:. 377 Hetherington M E 1993 An overview of the virginia longitudinal study of divorces and remarriage ith a focus on early adolescence Journal of Family Psychology 7 39-56 Demo D Acock A 1992 The impa CS239403Monitoring Your Teen146s Activities What Parents and Families Should Know The teen years are a time of rapid growth exploration and risk taking Taking risks provides young people the opportuni Self-Harm to Self-Care. EMAIL: mary@pieta.ie. PHONE: 01-601 0000. WEB: www.pieta.ie. Facilitated by Marguerite . Kiely, Pieta House. OUR VISION:. A world where suicide, self-harm and stigma have been replaced by hope, self-care and acceptance.. Roll Out GUIDE. . RESPONSIVE PARENTING – THE CONTEXT . Adolescence – a challenging yet remarkable transition. Adolescents require care, protection and support to make this transition successfully .