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- What should we keep in mind about connecting with our teenage sons and daughters?
- What is the key to a smooth and healthy relationship with teenage children?
- Could you give us some key tips for talking to our teenage son?
- What can I do to get my daughter to tell me things and not worry me more?
- Is it right to want to know absolutely everything about our children's lives?
- How should we have a conversation with our children without it seeming like an interrogation, or without them seeing it as such?
- My daughter explains her problems more to her friends than to me, her mother. What should I do?
- How can we connect with them when they respond with a dismissive tone and refuse to talk?
- How do we approach a conversation with them when we know they are lying to us?
- How should we act if we don't like our children's friends or their partners?
- How can we make them understand that rules and limits are necessary to maintain order, and that we do this not to annoy them but because we love them?
- How can I create trusting environments with my daughter?
- How can we set limits in adolescence if we haven't been able to do so before?
- How can we manage conflicts that arise when boundaries are crossed?
- My son questions everything I say, as if nothing I say is valid. What can we do?
- Sometimes I feel like my son hears me, but he doesn't listen. How can I connect with him so he'll pay attention to us?
- Is it normal for my daughter to stop talking to me and say she doesn't love me?
How can I create trusting environments with my daughter?
Promoting good conversations! Find out more about what we mean by good conversations and how to encourage them.
Create environments that foster a good relationship with our children and value their emotions (Mother of a teenager).
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Marta Pardo Gallego
Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist. Clinical Head of the alternative to hospitalization program.
Hospital Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona
Mother and teenage daughter