Parents of psychologically disturbed adolescents face multiple challenges simultaneously. They must navigate not only the usual pitfalls of puberty but also the specific demands that come with a mental disorder. Parents are called upon to provide a sense of security in an area that is unfamiliar and foreign to them. They must confront prejudices from their surroundings as well as their own fears and insecurities. Being able to remain a competent parent to their child in such a situation is a significant challenge. This guide offers affected parents concrete and immediately actionable ways to manage daily life with their daughter or son. It addresses the typical issues of puberty while also considering the special needs involved.