Javānah (Rāhnamā-yi 'Amalī-yi Guzar-i Amn az Rūz'hā-yi Nawjavānī): Persian 1403

Years have passed since our teenage years, but parents' concerns about their children are still the ones we remember. Concerns, challenges, and feelings of teenagers are transferred from one generation to another. Despite the remarkable developments in today's world, including the expansion of education and access to psychological services, adolescence (one of the longest periods of human life) is still associated with similar challenges. What is the missing link? Maybe it's a connection. Communication that is not established between parents and teenagers and becomes an obstacle to dialogue and intimacy. What is this book looking for? Focusing on the relationship between parents and teenagers, this book seeks to build a bridge between generations. The purpose of this book is to create a constructive and intimate dialogue between parents and their children. A conversation that leads to a sense of belonging and mutual understanding in the family.