Course to strengthen parent-teen relationships
This study tests a course designed to help parents and teens (ages 12–18) improve their relationship when stress between them is making the teen's problems worse. The course aims to strengthen your bond and reduce conflict.
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Who can take part
- You are a parent or primary caretaker (single or blended families welcome)
- Your teen is 12 to 18 years old
- The problems your teen is having are made worse by a stressful relationship with you
- You and your teen do not have severe mental health crises like psychosis or active suicidal thoughts
- You are not currently in family therapy or intensive parenting guidance
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