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Infographic: Top tips to easily manage stress as a teen

Institutions, Young People / By Parent999

Many thanks to Nazmin Azad at Manchester Metropolitan University. She created this excellent resource to help young people manage stress effectively.

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Research: Reasons for and solutions to parent/teen conflict

Institutions, Parents & Carers, Young People / By Parent999

Charley Harrison conducted a short questionnaire to retrieve data about the quality and reasonings behind conflict or issues that may arise in a teenager and parent’s relationship.

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