adolescent crisis

With an audience shouting and dancing along, the songs testify to widespread adolescent crises.

"I went through that adolescent crisis where you either jump into the river or jump into spirituality.

Because of her career, Ms. Gibson has skipped many of the typical adolescent crises.

Dalejean is a middle-aged single mother of three teen-age children, each of whom is going through a period of adolescent crisis.

If one partner opts out of the physical caring, decision-making and adolescent crises at the expense of the other, a load of resentment and dissatisfaction soon builds up.

Behaviors used in the studies to determine risk, they point out, can also be signs of normal adolescent crisis, or of other psychiatric problems like depression that do not require antipsychotic drugs.

In the novel the events of one night transform what appears at first to be a typical adolescent crisis into a prolonged struggle for self-definition on the part of the novel's teenage protagonist.

Teachers from other schools should still participate on such teams because few business people, parents or politicians can interpret whether student work is age-appropriate and reflects good teaching, or whether counselors properly handle adolescent crises.

True, there were years when, for me, the bill was so big I could hardly ever put my card into a hole-in-the-wall and expect something out, but our nannies have been friends to us and the kids forever, right down to adolescent crises and contraceptive advice (all the stuff you don't ask your mum).

Set in trailer park America, shot with an arthouse eye, it has divorced mom Brooke Adams struggling with wayward daughter Ione Skye, who gets pregnant by a wacky English geologist called Dank (huh?) while the other daughter, 16-year-old newcomer Fairuza Balk, negotiates various adolescent crises.