Teenagers: How to Survive Puberty

Child psychologist, family psychotherapist, and mother of eleven children Ekaterina Burmistrova invites parents to look at the teenage years as an opportunity for their own personal growth—or as a game for the whole family. She will help find an approach to any child without yelling and scandals, and will explain how to build contact with a teenager even when adults aren’t an authority for them. With simple techniques, you can teach your child independence and responsibility while still maintaining a good relationship.

From this book you will learn how to:
— get by without scandals and stress;
— teach a teenager independence;
— involve them in household chores;
— use encouragement that will work;
— talk to your child about teenage love.

Ekaterina Burmistrova is a child psychologist, a well-known family psychotherapist, an expert in child-parent relationships. Founder of her own online school, author of many books, and mother of eleven children.