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Hi! Friends, I need your help, from last one month my son whose age is 17 years behaving very differently with us. Whenever we ask any question to him he starts saying don’t interfere in my life it’s my life. I want to live it in my own way, so go away and leave me alone. I and my family are in a big problem. Please tell what to do to help my son.

You need to watch and notice out all the activities of your son. Talk with him in very friendly manner so that he can feel free and friendly to share his problems with you. If you are not able to control him whiling doing this than need to take help from the physiologist or psychiatrists. Residential and boarding schools are also made for teens to get recovered out from these problems.

Posted by: meggi

In my opinion, troubled teen camps are the best options for your son. Troubled teen camp offer some therapies, yoga and meditation classes. The expertise for the camps encouraged them to be best and provides affection. Make feel them stress-free, prompt them for their confidence and self-esteem.

Posted by: Gary

This is very hard to hear for the parents, sometimes at these age teens thinks they are now became adult and are able to make their own decisions. They don’t need anyone’s help in their life. He feels childish when you are talking to him and get irritated and answer in a very rude manner. This is very common problems in teens. Take your son to psychiatrists and consult him about his attitudes and problem. They are professionals and can help you for these problems.

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