Hello, everyone. You're listening to Family Talk, the radio broadcasting ministry of the James Dobson Family Institute.

I'm Dr. James Dobson, and thank you for joining us for this program.

Well, welcome to Family Talk. I'm Roger Marsh. In the rush of daily life, it's easy to miss the

struggles our children face. Between work deadlines, school schedules, and endless activities,

parents can often overlook the emotional battles their kids are fighting, especially their sons.

Some say that dealing with bullies is simply a part of growing up, that parents should

just stay out of it and let the kids work things out themselves. But Dr. James Dobson

strongly disagrees. Listen to what he shares from his own teenage years. When I was 14, I ran

around with kids older than me, and then I began taking flack from these kids and I remember one day when it had just really been a terrible day for me.

I cried all the way home. My good dad was there and he sat me down and we talked about it.

And you see what he did is he talked me down from the precipice.

But many kids don't have that.

There is nobody at home, and nobody cares.

And so these tensions grow, and they get more angry,

and there's a kind of a rage that develops inside.

Well, today here on Dr. James Dobson's family talk,

we're bringing you the conclusion of a classic presentation from. James Dobson's family talk, we're bringing you the conclusion of a classic

presentation from Dr. Dobson's Bringing Up Boys DVD series. He addresses what he calls

wounded spirits, those deep emotional hurts that can mark a child for life if left unaddressed.

You'll hear Dr. Dobson share the warning signs every parent needs to watch for,

and you'll also hear honest questions from concerned moms and dads in the audience as well.

Now, before we get into today's broadcast, I want to remind you that recently, a group of dear friends

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