Child Psychologists for Teen Red Flag Fights Feature - Parade

2. Fights With Your Teen That Are Red Flags Publication: Parade.com Background: Compared to the request above, this pertains to fights/battles that are worth “fighting.” Sources needed: Child psychologists Deadline to answer questions: Tuesday, Dec. 30, EOD (or close to that and keep me posted) Questions: - Name, credentials, link to bio/about page - Please share 5-6 fights with a teen that are red flags. For each, explain why it’s a red flag in a few sentences. - What should parents do if they’re having those red-flag fights with their teenagers? - How can parents best show their teenage child that they support them? General submission instructions: Please reach out and let me know which request(s) you/your expert are interested in, and I’ll let you know if I have a spot available. This is to ensure you/your expert doesn’t waste time writing up responses when I don’t have room to fit you in! EOD for me means 11:59 p.m., but the earlier the better! If you mention a study or say “research,” please link it! Please check out the intro [url=https://substack.com/redirect/bd2bc562-c0d4-4e3f-b50e-f8d0887328d4]here[/url], and see [url=https://substack.com/redirect/5a0458db-1ea8-473d-bce1-4e0ba8ecd741]resources for PR professionals[/url]. Make sure your name / your client’s name is spelled correctly & the link you share for them is correct. Don’t use AI to generate your answers. Ashley Broadwater [url=https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater]https://substack.com/@ashleybroadwater[/url]