Your teen spends all their time in their room and you’re worried the lack necessary social interaction. Not necessarily. Unless they are displaying signs of anxiety, depression or other mental health challenges, you might be raising an introvert. Teenagers, especially introverts, need far more alone time for processing, creativity and healthy development. They’re not broken. Introverts use less words, need less social interaction, and are less animated in their body language and facial expressions. Our world glorifies and is shaped for extroverts so it can be hard not to think there’s something wrong, or want them to change. Supporting your teen’s personality styles starts with my provem framework used in all my programs. Tap the 🔗 below (or in my profile) to watch my free masterclass now! https://bit.ly/3KKG7dT #introvertsbelike #introvertstruggles #introverting #itsoktobedifferent #introversion #personalitytypes #mommingishard #mommingsohard  #parentingadvice #parentingishard #parentingteens #raisingteens #empoweringparents #parentsofteens