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Frequently Asked Questions About Testicular Cancer (Faq: Teen Life) by Paula Johanson, 2007-09-30 Frequently Asked Questions About Date Rape (Faq: Teen Life) by Tamra Orr, 2007-06-30 Frequently Asked Questions About Online Romance (Faq: Teen Life) by Ann Boger, 2007-06-30 Frequently Asked Questions About Foster Care (Faq: Teen Life) by Annie Leah Sommers, 2010-01-15 Frequently Asked Questions About Being Gifted (Faq: Teen Life) by Frances O'Connor, 2007-09-30 Frequently Asked Questions About Sports Injuries (Faq: Teen Life) by Kathy Furgang, 2007-09-30 Frequently Asked Questions About Bone Cancer (Faq: Teen Life) by Tamra Orr, 2007-09-30 Frequently Asked Questions About Exercise Addiction (Faq: Teen Life) by Edward Willett, 2008-09 Frequently Asked Questions About Identity Theft (Faq: Teen Life) by Michael R., M.D. Wilson, 2007-06-30 Frequently Asked Questions About Academic Anxiety (Faq: Teen Life) by Frances O'Connor, 2007-09-30 Frequently Asked Questions About Peer Pressure (Faq: Teen Life) by Rich Juzwiak, 2008-09 Frequently Asked Questions About Body Piercing and Tattooing (Faq: Teen Life) by Sarah Sawyer, 2008-09 Frequently Asked Questions About When a Friend Dies (Faq: Teen Life) by Corona Brezina, 2007-09-30 Frequently Asked Questions About When a Friendship Ends (Faq: Teen Life) by Judith Levin, 2007-09-30

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41. Arizona Teen Help - Welcome
    Assisting families - a referral site for parents looking for help to find solutions to stop the abuse, Category Regional North America Arizona Society and Culture Adoption issues. Low SelfEsteem. To help determine whether serious problems existwith your teen, click here for a checklist of questions to help identify  
    http://www.arizonateenhelp.com/
    
    Extractions: A Solution for Parents of Struggling and Troubled Teens Call us 1-866-990-4357 toll free or 623-879-9600 - Phoenix area. Click here for Free Resources Our Referral and Support Network is not limited to families in Arizona. You may contact families in your area that were once challenged by their own teen’s behavior. Anger Stealing Depression Addictions Running Away Drugs/Alcohol Sexual Issues Defiant Behavior Social Withdrawal Lying/Manipulation Self-Mutilation Adoption Issues Low Self-Esteem Eating Disorders ADHD/ADD/ODD Verbal/Physical Abuse Negative peer group Failing/Quitting School Attempted or Thoughts of Suicide Do you feel that your family is being torn apart and you feel helpless as to what to do?

42. Plymouth District Library Teen Zone Homework Help--Health
    cas/adol/adol.html Information on, and resources about, teen issues from the makersof feminine hygiene products, this site answers questions and provides  
    http://plymouthlibrary.org/homehlth.htm
    
    Extractions: Health Back to the Homework Help page. ADOL: Adolescence Directory On-Line http://education.indiana.edu/cas/adol/adol.html Information on, and resources about, teen issues from the Center for Adolescent Studies at Indiana University. Always Growing http://www.always.com/growing/index.html Developed by Always, makers of feminine hygiene products, this site answers questions and provides information for girls about puberty, visiting the doctor, and more. CDC National Prevention Information Network http://www.cdcnpin.org/ An excellent source for research on AIDS and other STDs (sexually transmitted diseases), plus information on TB (tuberculosis) and links to other good health research sites, courtesy of the Centers for Disease Control. Coalition for Positive Sexuality http://www.positive.org/Home/index.html CPS has two goals: "first, to give teens the information they need to take care of themselves and in so doing affirm their decisions about sex, sexuality, and reproductive control; second, to facilitate dialogue in and out of the public schools on condom availability and sex education." Go Ask Alice! advice page: Emotional Health

43. National Marfan Foundation: Connective Issues: Spring 2002: Attention All Teens
    The teenage years are tough, especially for those affected by for teens to expressand share their concerns, questions, stories and issues with other  
    http://www.marfan.org/pub/newsletter/vol22-1/12.html
    
    Extractions: My name is Adriana Deitsch. I am a 21-year-old intern who attends Hofstra University. I am happy to announce that I am working exclusively on the Teen Network from the NMF’s national office. Due to the terrific response we had from teens at the 2001 NMF Annual Conference in Seattle and the unbelievable number of teens who contacted our office to express a desire to communicate with other affected teens, the NMF Teen Network is flourishing. Just to take a step back for a minute for those new to the NMF newsletter, the Teen Network was formed to facilitate communication among teenagers affected by the Marfan syndrome. The teen-age years are tough, especially for those affected by the Marfan syndrome, so we put together this network as an outlet for teens to express and share their concerns, questions, stories and issues with other teenagers who can understand and relate. Whether you have had to deal with wearing big glasses, giving up a sport or dealing with doctors and numerous surgeries, it is important to know that you are not alone and that support, especially geared to teens, is available. I have worked closely with Megan Gillespie, who has served as teen chair of the NMF Conference for the past few years. Last year she started the Teen Network newsletter

44. National Marfan Foundation: Connective Issues: Parents Place
    of peers whom they can talk to about common issues. Many teens have questions andconcerns; they may also have The teen Network provides a vehicle for them to  
    http://www.marfan.org/pub/newsletter/vol16/12.html
    
    Extractions: NMF Teen Network As a result of the teens' camaraderie at the NMF annual conference each year, and their desire to keep in touch year-round, the NMF is establishing a Teen Network. To date, there are 20 teens on the Teen Network list. "We believe that teens will benefit from having a network of peers whom they can talk to about common issues. Teenagers face many challenges, which are sometimes multiplied when they have the Marfan syndrome. Many teens have questions and concerns; they may also have answers for others based on their own experiences. The Teen Network provides a vehicle for them to share with each other," says Kathy Jeffers, program coordinator. If you would like to become part of the Teen Network, please call the NMF office at 800-8-MARFAN, and leave your name, phone number and address to receive information about participating. Helping Classmates Understand

45. Parental Influence In The Teen Years
    through parental monitoring, talking about issues and sharing values. In the TAPresearch, parental monitoring is assessed by teen answers to these questions  
    http://ceinfo.unh.edu/common/documents/teenyear.htm
    
    Extractions: In June researchers announced that the teenage pregnancy rate had fallen to a record low level. The researchers from the Alan Guttmacher Institute, which focuses on reproductive health issues, said the pregnancy rate decreased by 4.4 percent between 1996 and 1997, continuing a trend seen since 1990. There was great speculation as to why this might be so. Possibilities included the increase in government spending on sex education programs, the wider availability of birth control and fear of AIDS. It's unlikely there is only one factor that accounts for this result. More likely there is a constellation of influences.

46. Reviews: Books — The Inside Story On Teen Girls
    Topics addressed on the teen side of the book include issues of identity, physicalchanges inherent The parents’ questions address issues related to  
    http://www.division42.org/MembersArea/Nws_Views/articles/Reviews_Books/teen_girl
    
    Extractions: Return to: Table of Contents News and Views Home News and Views Reviews: Books The Inside Story on Teen Girls Reviewed by Karin Scheetz, M.A, Loyola College, Baltimore, MD The Inside Story on Teen Girls This book is meant to be used by teenage girls and their parents, both mothers and fathers. It can be useful to just about anyone who cares for or works with teenage girls. It is written in such a way that teenage girls of almost any age would likely find questions that apply to them, and answers that make sense. The answers are presented in a clear and straightforward way without using technical psychological terminology. This is the case for both sides of this book; however, the authors did use appropriate language and writing style for each of the target audiences. This book was not written to address the issues of teenage boys, so it would not be an appropriate book to assist in their adolescent difficulties. The Inside Story There are very few limitations I can come up with on this book. The authors do an excellent job of providing answers without telling the teens or their parents what to do. However, it seems as though some more guided tasks or activities that the teen and her parents can use may be sought by those reading the book. A workbook would be a perfect accompaniment to this wonderful book and would provide even more utility to its use as a bibliotherapy tool. One other limitation may be with severely dysfunctional families. This book seems to be more suited toward typical adolescent difficulties and may not be suitable for more serious adolescent and family problems.

47. Youth Work Links
    Christian views / issues. Reasons to believe. Tough questions for Christian teens YFC teen Qs questions WORD on the web - Daily Bible studies for YP Good  
    http://www.hunmanby.demon.co.uk/yw/links.html

48. Questions About Choosing The Best Teen Sex Education Curriculums
    for upper middle school students, provides a strong emphasis on teen role models schoolstudents, provides an indepth discussion of key issues affecting the  
    http://www.choosingthebest.org/faqs/
    
    Extractions: 1. Q: Does CTB have any research proving its effectiveness? A: Yes. Several short- and long-term studies, conducted by respected research institutions, provide statistical and attitudinal evidence of the effectiveness of Choosing the Best . A study completed by Northwestern University among nearly 4,000 middle school students showed that 75% of all students indicated an intention to be abstinent until marriage AND 60% of students who had previously had sex indicated an intention to be abstinent in the future. A one-year follow-up study found a 54% reduction in recently sexually active students compared to a year ago. To view detailed results from this and other completed research on Choosing the Best curricula and to learn more about research in progress, please click here.

49. IPL Teenspace
    such as dealing with emotions, relationships, political issues, health to SEX, etc.,a happening new teenproduced web site that answers the questions you'd  
    http://ipl.si.umich.edu/div/teen/browse/ic0000/
    
    Extractions: "The mission of this web site is to combat the negative stereotypes of youth and facilitate positive change through new media by creatively, intelligently and honestly portraying the lives of youth." If that doesn't interest you, how about weird factoids, the chance to vote in fun opinion polls, and features like "the trip of a lifetime" written by teens for teens.

50. FOX 61 WTIC-TV Connecticut - Teen Talk
    That's where Fox 61's teen Talk comes in, we're here to help teens and parentsdeal with these sensitive issues and to help answer those tough questions.  
    http://fox61.trb.com/community/news/teentalk/
    
    Extractions: schedule contests entertainment weather ... sports Welcome to Fox 61's Teen Talk! Dealing with today's issues can be tough for anybody, but it seems that today's parents and teens have questions concerning tough issues, but no easy way to get answers. That's where Fox 61's Teen Talk comes in, we're here to help teens and parents deal with these sensitive issues and to help answer those tough questions We've all been bullied or picked on, but what happens if it's taken too far and how do we make it stop! Have you ever been bullied? Share your stories on our graffitti board! Click Here to get started! Are Bullies bugging you? Want to know how to deal with bullies? Click Here to learn how. Parents! If you think your child could be a victim of bullying

51. ZondervanBibles.com - Teen Study Bible, Revised
    And the teen Study Bible shows you where The Bible Says gives Biblical perspectiveon today's issues. asks and then answers interesting Bible trivia questions.  
    http://www.zondervanbibles.com/0310900964.htm

52. Starting Early — Sexuality Education For Children Ages 10 To 14 (Early Adolesce
    for you to talk to your young teen about sexual issues, but it Effective parents areavailable, open to their young teen's questions and concerns and are able  
    http://www.classbrain.com/artread/publish/article_16.shtml
    
    Extractions: Department of Human Development and Family Studies, University of Missouri-Columbia Children are full of questions, and as they grow from toddlers to adolescents, their questions change from "Why do zebras have stripes?" to "Why is my body changing?" or "Why do I feel so mixed up?" The years from 10 to 14 are ones of discovery and questioning. Young adolescents question themselves, their sexuality and how they fit into the world. Although these questions are intensely personal, parents, peers and the social and cultural environment can all influence the answers. Parents often have concerns and questions about their child's developing sexuality. Parents want their children to be comfortable about sexuality, but they also want their sons and daughters to wait until they are older and more mature before having a sexual relationship.

53. Sex & Pregnancy: Real Issues: Teens: Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh
    teens Real issues questions about sex It's Sex etc. ; teen Sexuality in a cultureof confusion Photo and essay collection of teenage sexuality including gays  
    http://www.clpgh.org/teens/realissues/sexpreg.html

54. Xfresh - Malaysia's Premier Teen Community ( Www.xfresh.com )
    How To Contact Us Regarding Privacy and Security issues We take privacy and If youhave any questions, comments, criticisms or complaints about our Privacy and  
    http://www.xfresh.com/v4/misc.asp?page=privacy

55. Exeter News-Letter News: Teen Center Holds Sixth-grade Issue Night
    Julie Mills, community liaison for the New Outlook teen Center in will be centeredon parents’ and students’ questions about the issues sixthgraders  
    http://www.seacoastonline.com/news/exeter/01102003/news/7036.htm
    
    Extractions: news@seacoastonline.com EXETER - The essence of childhood can begin to fade for local students as they make the social transition from elementary school to middle school, says Julie Mills, community liaison for the New Outlook Teen Center in Exeter. Mills likens the transition to the students entering "a new world." "The is child becoming aware of himself, as well as issues of substance abuse and sexuality," Mills said, "and kids don’t know where to go or who to talk to (about these issues)." Which is why Mills is encouraging parents of sixth-graders, and sixth-graders themselves, to attend a free informational session to be held on Tuesday, Jan. 14. The discussion will be centered on parents’ and students’ questions about the issues sixth-graders face.

56. NotMyKid.Org Parent Articles: Sexual Issues Such As Teen Pregnancy, Venereal Dis
    high school are less likely to go to college than nonteen mothers. and females,and they may openly comment about their observations or ask frank questions.  
    http://www.notmykid.org/parentArticles/TeenageSexuality/default.htm
    
    Extractions: The United States has the highest teenage pregnancy rate and infant mortality rate of all developed countries Approximately 1 million teenagers every year become pregnant. Up to 95 % of those pregnancies were unplanned and unwanted. 33 out of 100 teen pregnancies end in abortion with white females opting for abortions far more frequently than African American or Hispanic females 13 out of 100 babies born in the U.S. annually are born to teenaged parents Some states are beginning to collect child support from the parents of non-custodial teenagers who produce children prior to becoming an adult. More then three out of ten teenaged mothers do not receive adequate prenatal care.

57. Teen Chapter
    Therefore, you should discuss any issues or questions with your doctor,including the following information. Why can’tI drive?  
    http://www.pediatricneurology.com/teen_chapter.htm
    
    Extractions: Return to Childhood Seizure e-Book Table of Contents Marissa A. Broadley As if being a teenager isn’t hard enough, now you’ve got this seizure thing to deal with also. More questions about your life are probably not just what you needed! So, to find some answers about seizures, start by reading the basic material in the Kids’ Chapter. Then read this chapter, which deals with issues of particular interest to teens Will I be able to drive? Driving is probably the most exciting privilege that a person gains as a teenager. However, along with most privileges comes responsibility. People with seizure disorders have more responsibility when it comes to driving. Even though some people with epilepsy cannot drive, there are many who can. Your doctor should be able to tell you if and when you can drive; and if there are any limitations that you may have. For example, you may not be able to drive when you are switching medications. Your doctor can help you with the driving laws regarding epilepsy, which vary from state to state. Your doctor will tell you what she/he believes is in your best interest. Therefore, you should discuss any issues or questions with your doctor, including the following information. Why can’t I drive?

58. Teen Ink - Powered By VBulletin
    Health Drinking, teen pregnancy, eating disorders, depression – there are a lotof difficult issues out there. Post your questions or share your experiences  
    http://www.teenink.com/ubbcgi/Ultimate.cgi?action=intro

59. Teen Ink: Health Resources
    A Website By teens For teens A teenproduced online newsletter and web site thatanswers questions from teens. place for teens to learn about sexuality issues.  
    http://www.teenink.com/Resources/HealthR.html

60. Member Sign In
    eating disorders, and problems with peer groups or with family are issues that needto 6 These questions should be directed to the parents and the teen.  
    http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/430530_6

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