Some children and youths gripe because they want to avoid responsibility.  Others do so because they have fear.  An attitude of gratitude is a good antidote to griping.  We need to help those who gripe by expanding their perspectives beyond themselves.

Some children and youths gripe because they want to avoid responsibility. Others do so because they have fear. An attitude of gratitude is a good antidote to griping. We need to help those who gripe by expanding their perspectives beyond themselves.

Some children and youths gripe because they want to avoid responsibility.&nbsp; Others do so because they have fear.&nbsp; An attitude of gratitude is a good antidote to griping.&nbsp; We need to help those who gripe by expanding their perspectives beyond themselves.&nbsp;

106: Handling the Griper

Hello and Welcome to “Every Youth Matters”. I’m Dr John Tan. For the past 30 years, I’ve been helping youths realize their life potential. In recent years, though, I’ve helped parents, teachers, counsellors and youth workers engage their teenagers and youths. In this podcast I will share tips, tools and ways to reach what may be that difficult or challenging youth who just would not respond to your best intentions or actions. What can we do to reach and win their hearts? I believe that a youth’s potential is too precious a gift to waste. So join me in this journey, for every youth matters!

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106: Handling the Griper

106: Handling the Griper