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Talking to Teenagers. Conversations That Don't End in Slammed Doors
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- Nombre de pages214
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-565-59859-5
- EAN9783565598595
- Date de parution29/07/2026
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Taille863 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurEmphaloz Publishing House
Résumé
For over a century, parents have been told a convenient lie: that teenage rebellion is a biological inevitability. This foundational myth, born from G. Stanley Hall's 1904 concept of "storm and stress, " has provided the ultimate alibi for generations, framing adolescence as a natural disaster to be endured, not a relationship to be nurtured.
This book dismantles that fallacy piece by piece. It travels from Hall's academic pronouncements to anthropologist Margaret Mead's groundbreaking discoveries in Samoa, revealing that the friction of the teenage years is not biological, but cultural.
The slammed doors, the sullen silences, and the shouting matches are not hardwired; they are the predictable results of a communication breakdown, a self-fulfilling prophecy that traps families in a cycle of conflict. Drawing on psychology, anthropology, and real-world case studies, Talking to Teenagers provides a new playbook. It teaches parents how to retire the role of a frustrated manager and become a trusted consultant, using practical strategies like "The Soft Startup" and "Parallel Communication" to build an adult relationship founded on respect.
Discover how to play the long game and transform the most challenging years into the foundation for a lifetime of connection.
The slammed doors, the sullen silences, and the shouting matches are not hardwired; they are the predictable results of a communication breakdown, a self-fulfilling prophecy that traps families in a cycle of conflict. Drawing on psychology, anthropology, and real-world case studies, Talking to Teenagers provides a new playbook. It teaches parents how to retire the role of a frustrated manager and become a trusted consultant, using practical strategies like "The Soft Startup" and "Parallel Communication" to build an adult relationship founded on respect.
Discover how to play the long game and transform the most challenging years into the foundation for a lifetime of connection.
