Understanding your teen’s emotional health
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Understanding your teen’s emotional health I found it quite shocking when I heard about a learned young medical professional who attempted suicide, about someone who was distressed by an illness that changed the facial appearance and was unable to cope with the situation, and about someone who was highly qualified, but had to compromise on the financial portfolio as could not manage the stress at work. This made me really think that in today’s competitive and fast paced world, how much importance we are really giving to the emotional well-being of our children. Should we not discuss with them that the true measure of success is the emotional maturity and well-being of oneself. Most people between the age of 18 and 25 are in a period of transition. What psychologists call an "extended adollescence" , this time of life is the tail end of the rapid development that teenagers go through. Much like the transitional period that is puberty, this time of life entails chang