Advice & Support

Amy Harmon's new book chronicles the challenges, and surprises, of Aspie romance

Dr. Al Ravitz discusses how pornography's depiction of sex can skew a young person's views. We should help our children avoid harmful stereotypes and unrealistic expectations.

Kids often find themselves doing things they regret because they're been drinking—or they're not comfortable saying no. How parents can (and should) help them make better decisions.

It might be an awkward conversation, but it's also an important one. Try to be as matter-of-fact and non-judgmental as possible, and get ready to answer questions.

Let the Anthony Weiner fiasco serve as a warning for teenagers who still think sharing sexy pictures is an innocuous form of flirting.

A disturbing number of adolescents are being influenced by it, and their peers can't provide the reality check they need. Dr. Koplewicz offers advice on how to have a tough but important conversation.

It’s never too early or too late to have “the talk.” Just remember to be calm, cool and genuine.

It's important to think about how and why teenagers become sexually active—not just whether and when they do.