Helping Your Teen Survive Cliques

All teens struggle with cliques, but your adopted teenager may feel their rejection more acutely as he grapples with his identity. Here's how you can help.

by Debbie B. Riley, LCMFT

TAGS: Friends & Family, Racial Identity, School, Teens, Transracial Adoption

Parenting
Peers & Friendships
Teens

June 5, 2016

Dealing with cliques as an adopted teenager can be tough

Sometimes teens feel left out of the in crowd. Here’s how to help.

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Helping Your Teen Survive Cliques

All teens struggle with cliques, but your adopted teenager may feel their rejection more acutely as he grapples with his identity. Here's how you can help.

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