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]]> http://parentingmyteen.com/2009/parenting-a-rebellious-teenager/comment-page-1/#comment-12470 WilliamRTaylorMD Mon, 30 Nov 2009 17:24:07 +0000 http://parentingmyteen.com/?p=1441#comment-12470 Wise advice! Stress and rebellion can also trigger vicious cycles in families. Visitors might want to read "REDUCE STRESS--RECYCLE YOUR FAMILY!" appearing in installments at http://www.stressedfamily.blogspot.com. There's a summary of the last three months' posts in the November post. Or click the "September" link on the blog to read about overcoming cycles such as nagging/avoiding chores, where each person blames the other for causing a cycle that goes on and on, time after time, back and forth. "If he did it the first time I ask, I wouldn't have to nag." Versus: "If she didn't nag, I would do it a lot quicker." The challenge is to blame the cycle, not each other. Get some ideas about switching to positive cycles of love and support. Hope to see you at http://www.stressedfamily.blogspot.com. Or visit http://StressedFamily.com Sincerely, William R. Taylor, M.D. Wise advice! Stress and rebellion can also trigger vicious cycles in families.
Visitors might want to read “REDUCE STRESS–RECYCLE YOUR FAMILY!” appearing in installments at http://www.stressedfamily.blogspot.com. There’s a summary of the last three months’ posts in the November post. Or click the “September” link on the blog to read about overcoming cycles such as nagging/avoiding chores, where each person blames the other for causing a cycle that goes on and on, time after time, back and forth.
“If he did it the first time I ask, I wouldn’t have to nag.”
Versus: “If she didn’t nag, I would do it a lot quicker.”
The challenge is to blame the cycle, not each other. Get some ideas about switching to positive cycles of love and support.
Hope to see you at http://www.stressedfamily.blogspot.com. Or visit http://StressedFamily.com
Sincerely,
William R. Taylor, M.D.

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