# Suzanne Allen

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Back-to-School Parenting: Why Connection Matters More Than Getting Everything Done

Back-to-school season can quickly turn parents into the project managers of the household.  School forms, homework, practices, appointments, schedules, emails, deadlines… suddenly, so much of our interaction with our tweens and teens can become solely about getting things done. But what if, in the …

618- ADHD Time Blindness and Prioritization Help for Middle and High School Students

Suzanne Allen, Psy.D., discusses the four time-blindness modes and what they look like in daily life; how time blindness can affect academics, relationships, and sense of self; how to respond in supportive ways; and about strategies to support stronger time awareness. Resources: Time Blindness for…

618- ADHD Time Blindness and Prioritization Help for Middle and High School Students

Suzanne Allen, Psy.D., discusses the four time-blindness modes and what they look like in daily life; how time blindness can affect academics, relationships, and sense of self; how to respond in supportive ways; and about strategies to support stronger time awareness. Resources: Time Blindness for…

AI, Teens & Relationships: What Parents Need to Know | Dr. Mitch Prinstein

What happens when kids and teenagers begin turning to AI chatbots for friendship, advice, reassurance, and connection? In this episode of The Parenting Pair Podcast, Dr. Annalise Caron and Dr. Suzanne Allen sit down with psychologist and adolescent development expert Dr. Mitch Prinstein to explore …

Is 13 Too Young for Social Media? What Parents Need to Know About the Teen Brain | Dr. Eva Telzer

Is 13 really the right age for a teen or tween to start using social media? What does social media have to do with the developing adolescent brain—and should parents limit, delay, or ban it altogether? In this episode of The Parenting Pair Podcast, Dr. Annalise Caron and Dr. Suzanne Allen talk with…

Is It Safe to Skip Your Period? Birth Control & Cancer Risk | Dr. Sophia Yen

Is it safe to skip your period? Dr. Sophia Yen makes the case that for many teens and women it is, and that the long-term benefits may include a significantly lower risk of ovarian cancer. In honor of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, we're re-sharing one of our most-talked about episodes. Dr. Suzan…

Puberty to Perimenopause: Early Puberty, Teen Nutrition & HRT | Dr. Sophia Yen

When does puberty start, and what should parents know about teen weight, sleep, perimenopause, and HRT? Pediatric and adolescent medicine specialist Dr. Sophia Yen answers listener questions from puberty through midlife. Why we're re-releasing this episode: Women's hormonal health is always timely,…

When One Child Needs More: Supporting Siblings of Kids With Mental Health Challenges

What happens to the child or teen who seems to be “doing fine” when a sibling needs much more attention? When a child or teenager is dealing with a concerning medical condition, mental health concern, developmental difference such as ADHD or autism, or behavioral challenge, family life can naturall…

How to Prepare Kids for an Uncertain Future (and AI) | Jeanine Collins

What does it actually mean to prepare our kids for the future when we don't even know what that future will look like? For years, parents have been given a familiar formula: get good grades, go to college, get an internship, build a résumé, and find a good job. But as technology, AI, and the world …

What Happens When the "Right" Parenting Advice is Wrong for Your Child or Teen?

Should you visit your child at college, or let them come home? Dr. Annalise Caron and Dr. Suzanne Allen explain why "never" and "always" parenting rules create anxiety, and how to respond to what your tween, teen or young adult actually needs. Parents are surrounded by rules: never lie down with yo…