The Teen Life
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How to Talk About School Shootings
Karlie talks through some tips on how to talk about school shootings and also gives some ideas for how to be part of the solution moving forward.
If you’re present, they will come.
You may feel like you have nothing in common with teens. But the number one quality that will draw them in and keep them coming back is availability.
Diagnosis: Loneliness
Our interactions have become shorter. We leave the house less. Fewer details are shared in conversations. We say less. We are lonely. And our teenagers are too.
Gen Z – The Lonely Generation
Said simply, gen z feels alone. Teenagers thrive when they feel connected and accepted by you! Let’s change the narrative, starting with these easy tips.
8 Tips for Better Parent/Teacher Communication
When emotions are high, parent-teacher communication can be a minefield. We’ve got a few reminders for teachers AND parents on to get the best result and build the best relationships.
The Power of Validation
Validating your teens feelings can open the door to talking about what’s bugging them. So why don’t we like to do it?
The Science of Play. The Art of Fun.
What happens when life becomes all work and no play? It turns out, it’s not good! Find out why on the blog.
How to Turn Negative Thoughts to Constructive Ones
Learn to change negative thoughts into constructive ones with these 3 steps toward more positive thinking.
How Much is TOO MUCH? Winning at Screen Time
It’s our job as adults to guide teens into adulthood, and screen time habits are as much a part of our lives today as brushing teeth and eating vegetables.
Death of “Future Me”
I believe this is why we are seeing such a surge in mental health issues with teenagers. When there is no real future, no real reason to engage with our “anticipating self”, then what is the reason to engage or hope?
