A different twist on parenting podcasts. A Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, a mom of 5 kids, and her teenage son discuss topics relating and affecting teenagers today. Our mission is to bridge the communication gap between parents and their teenage children, to help teenagers find their voice, and for parents to understand how to use theirs.
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A different twist on parenting podcasts. A Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, a mom of 5 kids, and her teenage son discuss topics relating and affecting teenagers today. Our mission is to bridge the communication gap between parents and their teenage children, to help teenagers find their voice, and for parents to understand how to use theirs.
Episode 25 | How to talk to teens about Peer Pressure
Mind the Gap. Teens Talk We Listen
35 minutes 35 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 25 | How to talk to teens about Peer Pressure
Discussing the difference between "peer influence" and "peer pressure" with teens Luke and Audrey this week on Mind the Gap.
The three most important things about peer pressure and teens:
How do you help your kids to make friends from different backgrounds and still stay true to their values?
How can you teach your kids to back out of a possible unsafe or uncomfortable situation?
The best way to respond to your teen if they ask you to save them from an unsafe or uncomfortable situation.
We discuss this and more on this week of Mind the Gap: Teens Talk, We Listen.
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Mind the Gap. Teens Talk We Listen
A different twist on parenting podcasts. A Licensed Marriage Family Therapist, a mom of 5 kids, and her teenage son discuss topics relating and affecting teenagers today. Our mission is to bridge the communication gap between parents and their teenage children, to help teenagers find their voice, and for parents to understand how to use theirs.
