Teens, Parents, and Parties
Some “Tips”
Everyone wants to enjoy the holidays. Parents want youngsters to have a good time visiting friends and going to parties.
Planning ahead for parties and other events can help avoid misunderstandings and even be a way to start some helpful conversations about values and expectations.
The guides included here can be starting points and are offered in the hope that they might provide some ways you and your kids can work together for happier, safer holidays.
As always, your feedback is much appreciated.
Janis McLaughlin, M.Ed., OCPSII
Prevention Supervisor
Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers, Inc.
(440) 285-9119
jmclaughlin@lgrc.us
When Your Teen is Attending a Party
When Your Teen is Giving a Party
When You Are Out of Town
Planning ahead for parties and other events can help avoid misunderstandings and even be a way to start some helpful conversations about values and expectations.
The guides included here can be starting points and are offered in the hope that they might provide some ways you and your kids can work together for happier, safer holidays.
As always, your feedback is much appreciated.
Janis McLaughlin, M.Ed., OCPSII
Prevention Supervisor
Lake-Geauga Recovery Centers, Inc.
(440) 285-9119
jmclaughlin@lgrc.us
When Your Teen is Attending a Party
When Your Teen is Giving a Party
When You Are Out of Town
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