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Single Parenting Troubled Teens


Single parenting in general can be exhausting. Just a few words here on this topic. And, when it is a troubled teen, it can be overwhelming. It has the advantage that you don't have to deal with a spouse that sabotage your parenting efforts and decisions. A major disadvantage is that you often, if not all the time, are in there all alone.

The important point here is the necessity for SUPPORT! Do you have a support network/system you can turn to when things get tough or just to keep your morale up? Many of the single parents we work with are single mothers trying to go it alone. They don't have a back-up support system in place. But the same can be true for single dad parents.

Most singles we work with are also working parents. This can compound the stress and usually does. (Not perhaps as much as not working when it means not having an income or having to try to live on a substandard income.)

In these days of the Internet, a support network is only finger tips away. Go to any major search engine (Google.com, Yahoo.com, Answers.com, etc.) and type in "single parent" or some derivation thereof, and you will have a number of options to explore right there in front of you. If you add your city and state, you will be able to find local organizations and resources that are available.

Financial support sources will also pop up. There are organizations that single parents can apply for financial aid too.

Other resources you might explore include churches, religious organizations, and community organizations. Mother's Day Out is run by one of our area churches. It babysits so that parents can take a short break.

Here are a couple of websites you might also look into:


And you can always Google it to find other resorces.

Parenting Basics Index:

Top Horse: Who's the Parent?
Walk Your Talk
Consistency
Co-Parenting
Divorced or Separated Co-Parenting
Single Parenting
Assertiveness
Feeling Safe
Because I Say So
Accountability
Communication: basic listening skills
Communication: non-verbals
Being Real and Authentic

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