Category Archives: Psychology
working with teenagers … the blog!
Okay, so I decided to start yet. another. new. blog. It’s called “working with teenagers”. I’m reproducing … at least, in some fashion. I wonder if my parents are proud of me. Late at night, they can stay up and … Continue reading
Filed under Psychology
working with teenagers: adults are boring
I have often lamented in life that adults suck, pure and simple. What I’m realizing as I grow older (biologically, at least) is that adults have innate perspectives that just come naturally from constantly shouldering responsibility. In working with youth, … Continue reading
Filed under Adolescent Therapy
working with teenagers: not listening
I noticed something terrible about myself recently. I’m not always a good listener. Actually, now that I think about it … make that two things — I’m acting like an adult. Oh noes! Abort! Quick, look at lolcats! Watch cartoons! … Continue reading
Filed under Adolescent Therapy, Psychology
talking with teenagers: some ideas
I wrote this opinion paper for my psychology class earlier in the semester. When I did it, I sat down and basically ranted in one quick session what I thought about stuff. I didn’t bother to save a copy of … Continue reading
Filed under Adolescent Therapy, Psychology
working with teenagers
Even before I started going back to school and focusing on psychology, I had a pretty good idea of what I wanted to do with my life: working with people who had general life problems. But as I focus that … Continue reading
Filed under Adolescent Therapy, Psychology
