Recent advances in neuroscience have revolutionized our understanding of adolescent brain development, offering crucial insights for parents navigating their teenagers' mental well-being. This evidence-based seminar equips parents with practical knowledge and strategies to support their teens during this critical period of growth.

In the United States, 1 in 5 teens experiences a mental health disorder, with anxiety and depression being the most common challenges. Research shows that early intervention and prevention can significantly impact long-term outcomes, with 50% of mental health conditions beginning by age 14. Despite these statistics, studies indicate that implementing protective factors during adolescence can reduce the risk of developing mental health challenges by up to 40%.

Throughout this interactive seminar, parents will:

• Discover how the teenage brain develops and why this creates unique vulnerabilities and opportunities for mental health

• Learn to recognize early warning signs of common mental health challenges

• Master communication techniques that work with the teen brain's natural development

• Develop strategies to foster resilience and emotional regulation skills in their adolescents

• Build a toolkit for creating a home environment that supports positive mental health

Our expert facilitators combine current research with real-world applications, helping parents understand not just the "what" but the "why" behind teen behavior. Participants will leave with concrete strategies to strengthen their parent-teen relationship and promote long-term mental wellness.

Ideal for parents of pre-teens and teenagers (ages 11-18). No prior knowledge required – just bring your questions and experiences to share.

Duration: 1 hour Format: Virtual event 

REGISTER: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86539939086?pwd=6HURnRaSPA30pmWfBlTscggmZu73FJ.1