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Teen Social and Emotional Development.

This fact sheet provides parents with information on adolescent social and emotional development, how it will affect their teen, and what they can do as parents to encourage healthy social and emotional development.



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Talking With Your Preteen About Sexuality.

This fact sheet provides information for parents on how to talk to their preteen or teen about sexuality, including understanding adolescent's concerns and how parents can help adolescents develop healthy sexuality.



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Dealing With Grief.

This fact sheet describes how children experience grief and offers tips for parents on helping their child and the rest of the family deal with loss and grief.



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When a Family Breaks Up: Divorce and Separation.

This fact sheet offers tips to divorcing or separating parents on how to support their children's well-being through the separation process.



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Boosting Emotional IQ.

This fact sheet describes the role that emotions play in children's behavior and what parents can do to help their children manage and express their emotions in an appropriate way.



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Surviving a Family Crisis.

This fact sheet describes different types of family crises and offers tips for parents to make it through the stress of family crisis themselves and to assist children with any stress that they are experiencing as well.

 
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