Second, understand the root of the problem. Adolescent problems may have different backgrounds, experiences or emotional problems, which lead them to show challenging behaviors. By communicating with them, ask the reason of the problem and find out the methods and resources to solve the problem.
Third, provide positive guidance and norms. Give problem of juvenile clear boundaries and expectations, and help them establish self-management and sense of responsibility. At the same time, encourage them to develop positive hobbies, participate in community activities and volunteer services to promote their growth and development.
Finally, seek professional support. If the behavior problems of teenagers seriously affect their life and study, it is suggested to seek the help of professional psychological counselors or counselors. Professionals can provide more in-depth assessment and guidance to help problem of juvenile overcome difficulties and achieve positive changes. Patience and understanding are very important when dealing with juvenile problems. Everyone has different backgrounds and challenges. Our goal is to help them become better and provide them with the support and guidance they need.