<p>Vicki talks about one of her pet peeves, the old admonition that "parents and kids shouldn't be friends."  She explores with Duncan how the phrase, while containing an important element of truth, can easily become an excuse for parental misbehavior.</p>

Vicki talks about one of her pet peeves, the old admonition that "parents and kids shouldn't be friends." She explores with Duncan how the phrase, while containing an important element of truth, can easily become an excuse for parental misbehavior.

<p>Vicki talks about one of her pet peeves, the old admonition that "parents and kids shouldn't be friends." &nbsp;She explores with Duncan how the phrase, while containing an important element of truth, can easily become an excuse for parental misbehavior.</p>

Are We Sure ”Parents and Kids Shouldn’t Be Friends”?

The podcast about teen mental health and behavioral problems, and what to do about them.  Our hosts are Duncan Gill, MD, child psychiatrist, and Victoria Lee, MLADC, LCMHC.  They draw upon their many years working together with youth struggling with all sorts of problems, from daughters arguing with their parents to sons with bipolar disorder.  Warm, informative, and funny, this podcast is for anyone lucky enough to have children.

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The podcast about teen mental health and behavioral problems, and what to do about them. Our hosts are Duncan Gill, MD, child psychiatrist, and Victoria Lee, MLADC, LCMHC. They draw upon their many years working together with youth struggling with all sorts of problems, from daughters arguing with their parents to sons with bipolar disorder. Warm, informative, and funny, this podcast is for anyone lucky enough to have children.

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Are We Sure ”Parents and Kids Shouldn’t Be Friends”?