Adolescence is said to be the period of the life cycle that represents the transition from childhood to adulthood, but there is much, much more. Changes involve the body as well as the psychological, emotional and cognitive spheres Here the parental function is called upon to fulfil a new task: to guarantee the presence, support and security necessary for the adolescent to be able to explore new horizons, accepting the distancing movements and closeness that characterise this phase of children’s development.
The course is intended to support parents who want to understand and participate in harmonising their relationship with their adolescent child.

The first chapter describes the developmental period called adolescence, with all its physical and emotional challenges.

Chapter II presents some tips for parents who want to understand and participate in their children’s journey through this period of major transformation.

Chapter III is devoted to strategies in the parent-child relationship.

Who is it for?

The course is aimed at parents who want to harmonise their relationship with their teenage child and beyond.