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Locality: Petaluma, California

Phone: +1 707-772-5085



Address: 405 E D St 94952 Petaluma, CA, US

Website: petalumafamilytherapy.com

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Marcus Moore, MFT 09.07.2021

New parenting article by Marcus Moore, MFT. "What is a parent's role during the teen years?" (707) 772-5085 | PetalumaFamilyTherapy.com http://ow.ly/yzz9305j4e2

Marcus Moore, MFT 22.06.2021

Teen Parenting Tip: Allow Processing Time Allow your son time to process his thoughts before you require an answer. He needs time to internally test his options before he can respond. Refrain from the urge to jump on him for ignoring you and or not engaging. Teenage boys and men in general process their feelings and thoughts differently than women and may take longer to work through their emotions. You can try offering more space and less judgment to get to know what he is really thinking and needing. Try asking open ended questions instead of yes or no questions such as, How would you . . . What would be the outcome if . . . Allow your son to get back to you in a day or two if you ask a more personal question. -Kimmy Peterson, MFT Petaluma Family Therapy (707) 772-5085 http://ow.ly/3DSN304Ru06

Marcus Moore, MFT 08.06.2021

"While it’s perfectly normal to have hurt or angry feelings in reaction to getting the 'cold shoulder' from your teen, in many situations the best way to facilitate trust is to communicate your interest by offering non-judgmental support." -Jennifer Norstrom, MFT http://petalumafamilytherapy.com/2016/09/29/blog/

Marcus Moore, MFT 29.05.2021

"Just 'thinking positive thoughts' is not enough to help teens improve their lives. In order to truly develop a well-integrated sense of wellbeing, teens need to try new things, exercise, set and achieve goals, and actively serve others in their communities. As a parent, you can enhance your teenager’s self-esteem by leading by example and listening to their opinions." http://ow.ly/SyB2304e0Xn

Marcus Moore, MFT 09.05.2021

Are you feeling hurt that you are no longer receiving much attention or affection from your tween/ teen? In case you missed it, Jennifer Norstrom, MFT's article, "Bridging the Parent-Teen Divide", is getting great reviews from Petaluma mothers and fathers who are trying to respect their daughters' freedom while maintaining a close relationship. http://ow.ly/FFXo303Xnep