Programs for Struggling Teens: Ideal Features- Part IV
The professional literature on adolescent development and programs for struggling teens suggests that, ideally, programs should have a number of key features.
Protecting Teens in Crisis: Constructive Oversight of Programs
One of the greatest challenges facing the struggling teen industry is the lack of conscientious, constructive, and sustained oversight at regular intervals by external organizations.
The Effectiveness of Programs for Struggling Teens
The most reputable programs and schools for struggling teens are those that base their services on research that has been published in peer-reviewed professional journals.
Parenting a Struggling Teen: Forming a United Front
Parents of a struggling teen sometimes find it difficult to coordinate their parenting styles and strategies.
Is Your Child Resilient?
Read on to discover how to become more confident, stronger & resilient...and teach it to your kids!
Programs for Struggling Teens: Youth Diversion Programs
Youth diversion programs typically attempt to help struggling teens who have had contact with the police avoid more formal involvement in the juvenile justice system (that is, juvenile courts and correctional facilities).
Parenting a Struggling Teen: Accepting Painful Truths
Most people enter parenthood with dreams about having deeply satisfying, rewarding relationships with their children as they grow and develop successfully.
Benjamin Hodge
Ben Hodge is the sole acting teacher at Central York High School in PA where he has been on staff since 2002. He studied English and Acting at Messiah College and received his Masters in Education from Penn State University. Ben's work in and out of the classroom focuses on the social and emotional well-being of the secondary student. Through his studies and field work, he has created a program called "REACH" that centers on building empathy, awareness, connection and community among young people...
Programs for Struggling Teens: Ideal Features- Part VI
The professional literature on adolescent development and programs for struggling teens suggests that, ideally, programs should have a number of key features.
The Most Common Mistakes to Avoid When Selecting a Program or...
Parents of a struggling teen sometimes feel lost, fearful, frustrated, and angry.