GRP 1 PRACTICAL ACTIVITY HTLH by xiara

Jazlyn Mei Chua Torres

2024-09-23 03:21:42 UTC

One way a family can support a teenager facing an identity crisis is by having open, honest conversations. Encourage them to share their thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment. Let them know that it’s okay to be uncertain and that you’re there to listen and support them as they explore their identity.

Desierto, Xiara Monique S.

xiarahihi — 2024-09-23 03:23:50 UTC

Families can have talks with advisory help with their teenagers regarding what they feel about it. This is going to

give them an opportunity to express what they feel and be open on how they can be helped physically, emotionally, socially, and mentally. Asking for help is not bad, it is actually better to understand a topic with help, than not knowing a certain thing without company or advice of others.

Carlos Miguel Liwanag Reyes

reyesmigoy — 2024-09-23 03:24:14 UTC

A family can support a teenager undergoing an identity crisis by letting them explore things such as hobbies, friends, and things that can help develop their personality. It should be important for the family to understand that the teenager needs to learn how to develop themselves and finding what they love. But while they should be independent in doing so, the family should help whenever they can or are needed.

Sison, Gregory Ivler

2024-09-23 03:31:18 UTC

A family can help a teenager dealing an identity crisis by helping them or guiding them in their way in life like answering their questions about life and what to do. The family is also the most influential part of a teenager's behavior and should always be loving, caring and thoughtful to the teenager to support and nurture the teenager's growth

Young,Rich Mark A.

2024-09-23 03:36:00 UTC

A family can help a teenager’s life because elder people know better and they have more experience in the world, just like the other kids when they need someone to talk to I would suggest they talk to their parents not their friends or other people because sometimes they would just make fun of you and probably not take you seriously if you talk to your parents they would know what to do to help you and make you better.