3-EN ( 英文 ), 0500-Spirituality / Christian Faith ( 靈修信仰 ), 0540-信仰 

More often than not, teens who behave inappropriately are not rebelling; they're just responding the best way they know how to life's challenges. In What's Happening to My Teen?, youth specialist Mark Gregston contends that all too often parents spend so much time correcting their teen that they forget the teen's greater need for connection. If parents spent more time trying to understand rather than trying to change behavior, they would see a transformation in their teen's attitudes and actions.What's Happening to My Teen? offers wise counsel that will help parents of teens succeed at one of the most difficult tasks they've ever encountered. As they draw from Gregston's expertise, parents will become better equipped torespond constructively to the inevitable conflictrecognize when their teen's behavior is rebellion and when it's notavoid words and actions that provoke their teencreate a safe environment that promotes truth and open communicationFor parents concerned about their teen's behavior, this book provides the scriptural insight and the skills they need to see their family thrive during those challenging teen years. 

Introduction -- When it is, and when it isn't -- The three amigos -- Iceberg or ice cube? -- Mad at mom or dad, but there's nowhere to go -- The homeschool rebel -- You never know until you ask -- More lost than rebellious -- When parents good intentions go bad -- The overprotected teen -- Top ten reasons why Christian kids say they rebel -- Another downside of divorce -- The problem with perfection -- Life's tough when you're stupid -- Going to a princess brawl -- Loving a sinner is harder than I thought -- Not rebellious just different -- Are bad kids making my teen rebel -- Parents adopting kids, kids adopting parents -- The visible expression of invisible issues -- We'll keep the light on for you -- Curious actions seldom last -- It's all in the approach -- When abnormal is their normal -- Handling that which has been handed to you -- What's happening to my teen?