Perhaps the greatest challenge we all face as we grow up is finding our identity—figuring out who we are and who we want to become.

It's no easy task—some of us adults (maybe even most of us?) are still trying to figure this out. But the challenge is even greater for cross-cultural kids & teens. Whether they've lived in several cultural environments, have parents whose cultures are different from that of where they live, or have multiple cultural backgrounds in their families—cross-cultural kids & teens have a wealth of ingredients mixed in together to create the recipe of who they are.

Their challenge is to figure out what that recipe becomes—and it's the challenge of their parents to sort out how and how much to help them along the way.

My guest today is Dr. Anisha Abraham. As a physician, educator, and parent, Anisha helps teens to discover their strengths, focus on their wellbeing, and successfully navigate a changing world. In this conversation, we talk about tips from her new book, Raising Global Teens: Parenting in the 21st Century.

Get Dr. Abraham's book, Raising Global Teens: Parenting in the 21st Century right here.

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