Don’t Like Your Kids’ Friends? Here’s What You Can Do
It is inevitable that you will, over the course of your teen’s adolescence, dislike at least one of their friends if not more.
Author Barbara Greenberg
Barbara Greenberg
Dr. Barbara Greenberg, PhD is an adolescent, child and family psychologist who practices in Fairfield County, Connecticut, after 21 years of running an inpatient adolescent unit at a private psychiatric hospital in New York. She also blogs as “The Teen Doctor” for Psychology Today and is a consultant for other magazines on a variety of mental health and relationship issues, as well as frequently sharing her expertise on television news programs. You can find her at drbarbaragreenberg.com and follow her on Twitter and Facebook.
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