Conflicts and problems teenagers experience under the protection of parents and teachers become precious resources for forming healthy self-identity. 

However, unfortunately, parents and teachers are not doing a good job of protecting teenagers these days. Both parents and teachers must realize how important their 

roles are for teenagers' healthy growth and make efforts to provide safe and firm protection for teenagers. Adults must accurately understand the causes of conflicts 

and problems teenagers experience and admit that they cannot but go through trials and errors. They should never forget that they have the responsibility to guide 

teenagers in the right direction. 

     When teenagers learn about the difference in thought standards and the errors of the perception of psychological interactions, which are major causes of conflicts, 

they can resolve conflicts on their own. It is also recommended that teenagers share their understanding with their friends. Peer influence can have positive effects 

when the information is the right one. Then, more and more teenagers can grow in a healthy way, which is another point where Mind Training can help many teenagers. 

Conflicts that teenagers experience are of two types. One is conflicts they experiences under the protection of adults, and the other is conflicts they experience 

when they live by themselves and pursue self-actualization. General conflicts teenagers experience can be precious resources for their healthy growth, but 

conflicts that teenagers experience during self-actualization necessarily result in psychological problems. Parents and teachers should do their best to protect 

both types of teenagers.