Much has been written about what parents can do to navigate the challenges of the teen years.  How do you prevent power struggles with one who is actively exploring their own power?  How do you communicate with a new being who has aged into the double-digits and suddenly acquired the skills of a practicing attorney?  How do you inspire responsibility while wading through the socks, papers, and books that have created a creeping groundcover in their bedroom? 

Suddenly, your sweet child may be sullen, irritable, touchy, and reactive.  Your cuddly son or daughter may not want to be hugged, touched, or even looked at.  You may be asking, “Where did my child go?  Who is this stranger?” Things are definitely different!

In this two-part live program held over Zoom we will explore how to rewire your connection with your teen so that you have a greater clarity about your needs and their needs, so that you can side-step the power struggles, so that you can inspire cooperation, and so that you relate in a way that fosters closeness, respect, and attunement to their own agency.

This workshop spans two sessions for a total of three hours.

Dates: January 21st and 28th

Time: 4 p.m. PT, 5 p.m. MT, 6 p.m. CT, 7 p.m. ET

Duration: 90 minutes per session