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Understanding the Teenage Brain | Ep 186

Understanding the Teenage Brain | Ep. 186

Teen brains aren’t broken — they’re under construction. Learn why mood swings and risky choices make sense and get practical ways to support healthy growth.

How to Read the Bible with Teens | Ep. 185

How to Read the Bible with Teens | Ep. 185

Help teens see the Bible as more than rules or history. Explore ways to make Scripture real, relevant, and life-giving in their everyday lives.

how to help teens gain real-world coping skills

Helping Teens Build Real-World Coping Skills | Ep. 184

Help teens build real-world coping skills by letting them struggle, unplug, and grow. Learn how parents and schools can foster true resilience.

Ep. 55: End of School & Graduation Gifts

Ep. 55: End of School & Graduation Gifts

As another school year ends, we’ve got tips and tricks for finishing the year strong, out-of-the-box graduation gifts, and keeping in touch after commencement.

Ep. 54: Mental Health Awareness & Booktok

Ep. 54: Mental Health Awareness & Booktok

There are many misconceptions about mental health problems and their treatment. Join Chris and Karlie as they talk about common myths versus the reality.

Ep. 53: Gratitude & Teen Terms 3

Ep. 53: Gratitude & Teen Terms 3

The benefits of gratitude are overwhelmingly positive, but sometimes we don’t know where to start! Get practical tips for guiding teens in becoming more grateful.

Ep. 52: Alcohol & Testing

Ep. 52: Alcohol & Testing

Whether or not you suspect your teen is consuming alcohol, it’s a conversation worth having. We’re here in ep. 52 with tips for starting the conversation.

Ep. 51: Marijuana & TikTok Stories

Ep. 51: Marijuana & TikTok Stories

Do you know the warning signs that your teen is using drugs? in episode 51, Chris and Karlie discuss marijuana laws, use and paraphernalia.

Ep. 50: Teen Life’s Top Five

Ep. 50: Teen Life’s Top Five

We’re celebrating our 50th podcast episode with an overview of topics that continue to be relevant, like trauma triggers, pronouns, and helping teens manage stress.