Family relationships and teenagers

Family relationships can be complex and challenging from things like separation, divorce, single parenting, and blended families to things like family conflict and domestic violence that can adversely impact your teen's mental health and wellbeing. If you're experiencing any of these, here are some resources to help you.

Image of a family with two male adults and three male children with their arms around each other, looking happy and smiling.

Blended families and teenagers

Image of a man comforting his teenage son at a table.

Domestic violence and teenagers

Image of a teen boy having a tense conversation with his dad in their car.

Family conflict and teenagers

Image of a teen girl sitting between her two mothers and looking down at the table in front of her. Her parents are talking to each other over her.

Separation and teenagers

Image of a mother and daughter sitting on bed talking.

Single parenting and teenagers

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