As parents, we want the best for our kids, but what if ttherapy is just a waste of time and money for your troubled teenager? It is not uncommon for the family court to order children to attend therapy in a divorce or other coparenting dispute, but what happens if forcing them to go causes even more conflict? Could your situation go from bad to worse?Let's face it - teenagers are not equipped to handle the same level of emotional complexity as adults. Their brains are underdeveloped, their attention spans are limited, and their impulse control is practically non-existent. It's no wonder that parents are often frustrated when they are court-ordered to send their teen to therapy. But don't despair just yet! In this episode we discuss clinical strategies and advice with Massachusetts family court clinician, Lisa Danovitch, LICSW. Lisa has been a licensed social worked for 25 years and has been working for the Massachusetts Trial Court for 5 years. With Lisa's game-changing tips in this episode, you can finally unlock the help your teen desperately needs. Don't let your teenager struggle alone any longer - discover the secrets in this episode from Lisa that will empower you to transform your approach to helping them. Say goodbye to the exercise in futility and hello to real progress with your teen!Read on to find out more helpful information with our FREE complimentary eGuide "Should I Force my Teenager to go to Therapy" here 👉🏻 https://bit.ly/42A7IV5 Watch our companion video on this minefield of a question here: 👉🏻 https://youtu.be/gladmWDjjMMFor more helpful information or assistance with your Massachusetts divorce or family court situation, visit us at http://wrightfamilylawgroup.com