Ken Ginsburg
Kenneth Ginsburg, MD, MSEd, is Co-Founder and Director of Programs at the CPTC, and a Professor of Pediatrics and adolescent medicine specialist at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. He travels the world speaking to parent, professional and youth audiences and is the author of 5 award-winning parenting books as well as a multimedia professional toolkit on “Reaching Teens.” The CPTC follows his strength-based philosophy and resilience-building model. For more on Dr. Ginsburg visit www.fosteringresilience.com.
Teens as Experts: What Parents Can Learn From Their Children
Our teens know better than anyone else what they need. Be open to the lessons they can teach you.
It’s About More Than Just Giving Thanks
In today's complicated climate, with unkind behavior often on display, the holiday season is an opportunity to reconnect and heal.
Changing the Way We Talk to Teens About Tragic Events
Strategies for talking about mass shootings, terrorism or unexpected attacks.
Guiding Teens to Find Their Moral Compass
The teen years are a critical time to help your children develop a moral compass. It's not about imposing our view of what's right or wrong, It's about guiding young people to clarify the things in life that really matter to them.
Building Resilience in Tweens and Teens: An Overview of the 7 Cs
It’s possible for parents to build resilience in tweens and teens. This resilience will allow teens to both rebound from challenging times and thrive in good times.
Why Teens Sometimes Reject Their Parents
As teens become more independent, it’s natural for them to reject parents. But why do they do it? Because they love us! Here’s what you need to know.