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How to Talk So Teens Will Listen and Listen So Teens Will Talk
- Narrated by: Adele Faber, Elaine Mazlish
- Length: 3 hrs and 18 mins
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Written in Faber and Mazlish's trademark accessible style, How to Talk So Teens Will Listen and Listen So Teens Will Talk takes you inside their acclaimed workshops where you will hear, in the words of both parents and teens, what's on the minds of families today. Packed with suggestions that are easy to implement, and reinforced with stories, this indispensable volume will help build a foundation for a healthy relationship that puts the emphasis on rapport rather than reprisals. From age-old concerns about cliques and dating to contemporary worries about binge drinking and cyberbullying, Faber and Mazlish help parents tackle problems before they get out of hand. In their warm, lucid, unpatronizing manner, the authors show families how to be supportive and stay connected during the challenging teenage years.
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- Suzy Smith
- 13-12-20
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I listened to this after listening to their other book for young kids. The techniques for listening and talking with teenagers are great and I've already started putting them to use at home, they definitely help. I did find some of the views expressed in the conversations with the parents a little outdated, but to be fair it is 15 years old.
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- abeer
- 03-02-19
wounderful book about parenting, l enjoy every part of it, must read book, thanks alot
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- Helen B.
- 07-06-23
Interesting
It could have covered more and in more depth really but a good basic outline
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- Amazon Customer
- 20-08-22
Informative
I wanted to deepens my knowledge s my son is coming to a teenage age. For now we do have a good relationship and we talk a lot. From this book what I’ve learned is that GOOD communication is a key !
There’s some tips and scenarios that we may come cross in near future so hopefully I can use some of them.
Overall good book
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- Mrs Keyser
- 06-09-22
Very helpful
Lots of very useful guidance. Somewhat dated in the language and the last part felt a bit preachy but very helpful overall.
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- Nike
- 22-07-18
expository analysis
hard truth and reality of dealing with teens. a reference to reckon with when overwhelmed
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- Amazon Customer
- 18-09-19
excellent advise and examples
very well written and how to deal with those complicated questions and problems that we face with our kids.
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- Arlette
- 29-10-21
useful
I found the contents very useful and I will be trying hard to follow the advice. the narrator however was, as was said in numerous other reviews, quite difficult to listen to. I would however recommend it to all parents!
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- Carmen
- 02-10-22
Fantastic!
This is the best practical book I’ve ever found about how to talk and deal with adolescents!
It’s packed with good, simple and clear advice that makes sense .
Thank you!
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- Katy Pepper
- 05-10-23
Very USA. Some good topics and ideas covered
So, I liked this book. I didn't love it. I don't know what exactly I was expecting, in some instances this fulfilled my needs and in others not so much.
I think ultimately I was after an ultra modern way to communicate with my teens in 2023 and onwards that helps me navigate through today's issues in a way that my parents didn't and a way that my teens will connect with. I'm only in my 40s and being a teen then is NOTHING like being a teen now and I'm searching for help with how to deal with things in this digital age!
At times I felt like I was listening to a little old American lady tell me how to deal with a teenager that I know she couldn't possibly ever relate to.
Worth a listen to build tools from different perspectives... if that's your thing.
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