El día que mi hija me llamó zorra

Adolescence only happens once. It is a stage that we usually avoid when we are fathers and mothers. Nobody usually says: "how beautiful my son's adolescence is, how he wanted my daughter to be a teenager." However, understanding and accompanying this stage is essential to promote the development of their skills and ensure that their adult life is as satisfactory as possible. Adolescence deserves our full attention. In this work, Sara Desirée Ruiz accompanies you and gives you guidelines so that you understand what happens to them, so that you get them to trust you, that your communication is fluid, that setting limits is not an ordeal, to prevent risky behavior, to accompany their job guidance and stimulate their motivation... A practical guide that aims to review your approach when accompanying adolescence, learn about the most important evolutionary tasks of the stage, guide you to detect risk factors, make your interventions efficient , make some recommendations and give you the keys to maintain focus while accompanying. Remember that what happens to them is not personal, it is cerebral and that now they need you more than ever.