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Adolescents & Teens
Our DrGreene.com community members let us know when they’ve found a special resource. Enjoy the recommendations that we’ve received from parents like you.
Do you have a favorite resource that’s not on our list? Let us know!.
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Acne.org - Ugh! Zits, pimples, whatever you call them, your teen doesn't want them! Acne.org explores acne myths, medications and help for your teen's skin.
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A to Z Home's Cool - This site is dedicated to providing information and resources for parents who are homeschooling their children. There are FAQs, lesson ideas, and a tool for assessing your child's reading level.
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Anorexia Nervosa and Related Eating Disorders, Inc. - If your child is struggling with an eating disorder or if you are seeking prevention strategies ANRED is very helpful. It contains and extensive list of eating disorders, risk factors, warning signs and prevention strategies.
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Boy Scouts of America - Do you have a child who wants to be a scout? Are you interested in becoming a scout? This site can help you get started. It's got information on how to join and how to volunteer and includes a "local council locator" for cub and boy scouts, as well as information about venturing programs for both boys and girls. |
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Chat Danger - Chat Danger contains really helpful information for parents who are seeking to keep their children safe as they surf the internet.
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Girl Scouts of the USA - This is a wonderful site for girls and parents alike. There's information about finding your local girl scout councils and events, as well as lots of pages dedicated to girl's questions, thoughts and stories. |
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KidSites.com - I love this site! It's a neat "hub" for all your needs when it comes to looking for child-safe sites. I particularly liked the links to online games for children. The educational links could be helpful for homeschooling moms.
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Parents & Teens - Parents & Teens is an on-line magazine with a Christian worldview. They have areas with information and articles for both parents and teens.
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Phone numbers:
- National Adolescent Suicide Hotline 800-621-4000
- National Runaway Hotline 800-621-4000
- Teen AIDS Line
- 800-234-TEEN (Mon-Fri) or 800-440-TEEN (weekends)
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Please note: The suggested resources are ones sent in by members, or that we have come across in our travels which may prove useful to our members. Please keep in mind that we are not recommending or endorsing any of them. It is up to each member to determine if a resource is useful to them and their particular situation.
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