Teaching a teenager about self control is harder than teaching almost anything else, because the lesson arrives exactly when nobody wants it. Kelsey and Miranda Simon built a run of short pieces for that job, on respect, acceptance, anger and the price of taking risks, written to be handed to a young person rather than talked at one.
Miranda signs her posts as the wife blogging with permission, and the joke tells you how the blog runs. She talks, teaches and encourages in one voice while the material stays structured underneath, moving through personality and character, stereotyping and cliques, insecurity, and why people who need people tend to have high moral character.
The anger sequence is the piece a parent or youth worker will want. It breaks the thing into stages instead of treating it as a single explosion.
Household oddities turn up too, on insect bites, mad cow disease and removing a dead skunk, and they are exactly as out of place as they sound.
Take the character posts as a course and work through them in order.