Teenagers are difficult. Difficult to deal with, difficult to understand and most often than not, also difficult to empathise with...and that's not fair. An iconic spearhead of developmental psychology, Sir Stanley Hall, once said—"Adolescence is a new birth, for the higher and more completely human traits are now born." And his studies have made it clear as daylight that teenagers require immense support for their proper development. But if teens are so difficult, then how can we properly support them?

To answer exactly that and to equip you with a comprehensive understanding of the teenage mind, Anon Streams has invited Dr Tripti Pandey to our newest series Adolescence Unplugged. Our esteemed guest speaker has been a counselling psychologist for over 20 years, specialising in children and youth. She has also authored a book on this very topic of the intricacies of the adolescent mind.

This series will cover a range of topics covering all aspects of the teenage mind from the biology of it to a parent's perspective to it. So, stick around till the end to uncover "What An Adolescent Truly Is" with our expert, Dr Tripti Pandey and host, Mansi Kumari.