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How We Grow Up
Book • 2025
Matt Richtel's "How We Grow Up" delves into the complexities of adolescence, examining the biological, psychological, and social factors that shape this developmental stage.
Drawing on extensive research and reporting, the book provides insights into the teenage mental health crisis.
It addresses common misconceptions about adolescent behavior, such as risk-taking and rebellion, reframing them as essential acts of probing and exploration.
The book also explores the impact of modern society on adolescents and examines how the falling age of puberty creates unique challenges for young people.
It emphasizes the importance of parental understanding and support in navigating the complexities of adolescence.
Drawing on extensive research and reporting, the book provides insights into the teenage mental health crisis.
It addresses common misconceptions about adolescent behavior, such as risk-taking and rebellion, reframing them as essential acts of probing and exploration.
The book also explores the impact of modern society on adolescents and examines how the falling age of puberty creates unique challenges for young people.
It emphasizes the importance of parental understanding and support in navigating the complexities of adolescence.
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as an important book about adolescence and the adolescent mental health crisis.


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How We Grow Up: Inside the Adolescent Brain with Matt Richtel
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The Healing Effects of Music & Understanding Adolescence
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as a book exploring the rising adolescent mental health crisis.

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