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Пэг Доусон, Гуар Ричард, Гуар Колин Ты можешь сам! Как помочь подростку стать ответственным и организованным

Пэг Доусон, Гуар Ричард, Гуар Колин Ты можешь сам! Как помочь подростку стать ответственным и организованным

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Help Your Teen Become Responsible and Organized: A Parent’s Guide

Peg Dawson, Richard Guare, and Colin Guare have written a deep, practical guide for parents of adolescents who struggle with focus, organization, and follow-through. If your child is easily distracted, procrastinates on homework, and rejects help as interference—saying “leave me alone” or “it’s my life”—you are not alone. This book shows how to stay connected and truly assist without giving up.

The core is a unique support model developed in the 1980s, tested over time and updated for today’s challenges. Drawing on 40 years of experience working with teens with ADHD and other neurodivergences, the authors offer practical tools and strategies. They explain how to identify specific problems and choose the best solutions, emphasizing that every child has strengths and weaknesses—work with them without pressure, but with understanding and respect.

Who this book is for: parents of children aged 8–13, middle school teachers, psychologists, social workers, and anyone professionally supporting pre-teens and young adolescents facing these issues.

Note: This product is not directly related to Liverpool FC; it is a parenting resource for improving teen responsibility and organization.

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Elena Vasquez ★★★★★
Overall, The card is very clear and easy to navigate. The product description explains exactly what the book covers and who it's for. I appreciate the honest disclaimer that it's not related to Liverpool FC, which prevents confusion.
Sarah Miller ★★★★★
The card is very clear and easy to navigate. The product description explains exactly what the book covers and who it's for. I appreciate the honest disclaimer that it's not related to Liverpool FC, which prevents confusion.