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Introduction
During adolescence, teens experience significant changes in
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• Appearance
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• Mood
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• Relationships
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• Risk taking
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• Behaviour
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As teens develop,
 they are increasingly able to think into the future. They begin to visualize their future and experience pressure on their academic performance.
- they switch from being concrete thinkers to abstract thinkers.
- they examine previously unquestioned attitudes, behaviours, and values.
- they experience feelings of being unique. They often feel that "no one understands" them.
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