Jan R. KerchnerYour teen’s pulling away isn’t rejection — it’s how independence is supposed to develop. Part 2 of 4 on the psychology of the teen years, and what actually keeps you connected.
Jan R. KerchnerAdolescence is one of the most dramatic biological changes your child will ever go through. A look at the neuroscience behind teen behavior — and what it means for parents.
Glenn LlopisThere's a version of this conversation happening in a lot of houses tonight. A teenager comes home flat. Somebody else got the part, the invite, the roster spot, the summer job.
Glenn LlopisThere's a familiar diagnosis in the adult world with a dozen competing names. Burnout. Disengagement. Quiet quitting. The meaning gap. What's in dispute is the diagnosis.
Glenn LlopisThere's a version of you that everybody around you has agreed on. Your friends know it. Your family knows it. And it's probably about two years out of date.
Glenn LlopisYou know the feeling. Somebody else got the part, the invite, the spot, the shot. You got skipped. And the worst part is the little sentence that shows up right after.
