Understanding the Angry Adolescent - A Psychiatrist's Perspective

"Understanding the Angry Adolescent - A Psychiatrist's Perspective" offers a comprehensive analysis of the challenges associated with adolescence, both for the adolescents themselves and for their parents. The book explores the causes of anger and frustration in teenagers and provides valuable insights into their thought processes. It is aimed not only at professionals in the psychiatric field but also at parents and caregivers who wish to improve their communication skills and interactions with adolescents. Drawing on 20 years of experience working with teenagers, the author, Robin Goh, shares practical strategies for fostering positive relationships and enhancing family dynamics. The content is designed to be useful for parents of younger children as well, helping them to develop appropriate parenting approaches early on and thereby minimize the development of frustration in their children. The book is written in German and serves as a valuable resource for anyone looking to engage with the complex issues of adolescence.