Teenagers: one minute they’re funny, sweet and lovable, the next minute they hate the world and the world hates them back. It is not easy being a teen, as they go through major emotional and physical changes that prepare them for adulthood.
These changes are reflected in their relationships. Often we see how friendships forged in childhood become turbulent and frustrating, while new friendships take longer to flourish.
Friendships are pivotal to a teen’s life as they begin to step away from family bonds and create new habits for an independent future. An argument with family or friends can seem life-changing to a teenager and can easily disrupt their learning.
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