The Terrible Teens Talk show episode 9. Coach Richie discusses the authoritarian parenting style and how it crushes a child's world pushing them into a life of poor choices, emotional turmoil and low self esteem. Coach Richie also discusses socially challenged children and why parents are so crazy about getting their children socialized and how bad that could be for the children. He answers questions about parents that had their relationship destroyed by their teenage son's behavior and tells them how to regroup and take their lives back. He coaches a mom that has a teenage daughter that is self harming and why she is making the wrong decisions in trying to help her daughter. He also covers random drug testing, taking away phone privileges, parenting through divorce, controlling parents, why teenagers resort to self harm and much more.
The Terrible Teens Talk show is A weekly show where coach Richie takes questions from parents on the challenges they are having with their Teenage son or daughter. Provides some support, advice and coaching to help them find a way to make breakthrough those difficult behaviors. He covers everything from drinking, drugs, hating, hanging around with the wrong crowds, rebellion, laziness, sibling rivalry, vaping, mental health challenges and much more. Coach Richie has worked with thousands of young adults that rebelled in their teenage years and either ended up in prison or addicted to alcohol and drugs. Their parents didn't have the resources and tools they needed to save their children. This show is a tool and a resource a parent raising a teen can use to help them through this most difficult stage in their child's life. We thought the two's were terrible. We had no idea what was to come. So check it out.
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