NEWSWEEK EXTRA 6/2025 PSYCHOLOGY OF A TEENAGER - COLLECTIVE WORK

Discover the fascinating world of teenage psychology in the latest issue of Newsweek Extra! This is an indispensable guide for parents, teachers and anyone who wants to better understand the young generation. Learn the secrets of communication, coping with difficulties and building healthy relationships with teenagers. This issue is the key to understanding and support in the turbulent time of growing up.

• Practical advice from experienced psychologists
• Inspiring articles about the challenges of today's youth
• Effective strategies for communicating with teenagers
• Answers to questions that concern parents
• Insight into the world of emotions and thoughts of teenagers
• Tools to build strong family ties
• Support in coping with difficult situations

The Newsweek Psychology of a Teenager issue is a true treasure trove of knowledge that will help you better understand your child and support them in their development. Here you will find articles on how to talk to a teenager without talking to a wall, how to read the signals they send, and how to react to difficult behaviors. This is a guide that will help you get through the time of growing up with more confidence and peace of mind.

In the latest issue, you will also find advice on dealing with verbal aggression, lies and the silence of teenagers. You will learn how to build a dialogue and how to react wisely to remarks. This is a practical dictionary of understanding that will help you avoid conflicts and build healthy relationships with your child.

Newsweek Psychology of a Teenager is not only a collection of articles, but above all a tool that will help you better understand your child and support them in their development. This is an investment in the future of your family and a chance to build strong, lasting bonds. Don't wait, reach for the latest issue and discover the secrets of teenage psychology!

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