Book We don't understand each other anymore

Not all teenagers are the same. Some people spend this period locked away in their rooms, others are constantly going out. Some spend their time slumped on the couch, others invest themselves in sport to the point of putting themselves in danger. Some people lose all interest in their studies, others are always first in class, some people are up in the morning with a joint, others wouldn't touch it for anything in the world, and still others oscillate between the two extremes. It remains that certain traits emerge and that everyone is going through a complex period. Crisis ? Yes, sort of. The teenager is going through a crisis, a transformation. Adolescence is worrying because the risks are indeed there. Alcohol, sex, drugs, speeding, dropping out of school, eating disorders... And to get through this period, teenagers need their parents. HAS their sides and not in front of them. Designed like the previous ones (by age group: 11-12 years, 13 years then 14, 15 and 16 years), this book explores the psychology of adolescents, as well as certain biological and physiological components, and thus helps to take a new look at the motivations of their behavior - often unknown to parents as much as to teenagers.