Helping Teens Thrive Emotionally and Socially w/ Lisa Damour | The Psychology Podcast

This week Scott is joined by clinical psychologist Lisa Damour where they have a nuance and compassionate discussion about the emotional and social lives of teenagers. In this episode they dispel many myths, including the idea that emotional means fragile. Lisa also offers the best evidence-based ways to support teens through their emotional and social journeys and help them thrive.
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[@agakalinowska9823]

so many gems in this conversation! thank you

[@muhiashokan5224]

love the metaphor for school... why do we shame kids ....... thank you Scott and Lisa

[@user-do1se6xm9i]

Just the tone of his voice conveys a lot of tranquility. Furthermore, the topic of adolescent emotions is very interesting.❤❤❤

[@AznDudeIsOn]

Lisa Damour's mic is very nice

[@nitramrot]

Lisa saying that these displays of emotions almost entirely socially constructed, not biological, is just simply wrong. I would appreciate you challenging her on this, as I know you know better. It should be obvious that biology plays a role, across cultures, when boys show most emotions when competing, and not in other social settings. And still here, the display of emotions differ very much among the two sexes (anger in boys, crying in girls).