For many, adolescence is a time where insecurities are at their highest and where a sense of belonging is of utmost importance. Combined, these two forces can make your teen vulnerable to social and cultural influences and susceptible to peer pressure. However, young people who remain faithful to their internal convictions (who take a stand and refuse to fall) become natural leaders. The moral conduct of these teens is often grounded in and guided by a strong set of core values. Core values are often cultivated within the family home. Therefore, you have a tremendous responsibility to set an example, so that as your teens mature, they have convictions which guide their decisions and behaviour. In today’s session, we will be exploring how to cultivate personal core values, as well as instilling a set of family values.
