Another strategy is not going to stop your teen from acting out

3 Oct 2026 · 1 min
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Ashley Chandler argues that behavior change requires a shift in self-identity, not just new rules. When teens believe something different about themselves, they automatically set new boundaries and make different choices. Parents need to help their kids see themselves differently first.

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