324. You and Your Teen Are Not Enemies
Humans are wired to look for an enemy. And when things feel hard with your teen, it is easy to turn them into the problem. But that approach...
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323. Rules and Consequences
This is a reprise episode of "ep. 89 Letter of the Law". I am going to break down the value of rules and consequences in parenting, as well...
322. Are You a Good Parent?
This weeks episode is a throw back of ep. 158. I teach you how to know the answer to a common and often painful question: Am I a good parent...
321. LOVE is The Strongest Force for Change in Hearts, Homes, and Communities
What if love isn't just sweet and soft? What if it's actually the strongest force for good, for change? In this final episode of my LOVE ser...
320. Out-of-the-box Ways to Love Your Teen, with Sonia Suthar
"I love you" might not be getting the job done. Most parents believe that saying the words should be enough—but with teenagers, love isn't a...
319. Love Your Teen Even When They Make it Hard to Love Them
Why are teens often the hardest on the people who love them most? And how do we keep loving our teens well when they're rude, angry, defensi...
318. Love Is Advocating for Ourselves, Our Kids, Our Neighbors
Advocating matters. But what matters more is how you model it. Love is the key! Your teen is learning how to speak up, set boundaries, and h...
317. Love Everyone Involved for Maximum Peace and Connection
Loving people is simple in theory and much harder in real life. Especially when it comes to your ex, your teen's frienemies, or the adults w...
316. Love Never Hurts (that's expectations, fear, judgement)
If loving your teen feels heavy, confusing, or even painful… this episode will shift that. Love doesn't hurt. But what we think love is? Tha...
315. Love is Owning When You're Wrong
What if what you're calling failure… isn't failure? When your child's life, or your parenting, doesn't look how you thought it would, it can...
314. Love Comes From Within
They hug you ...They trash talk you in their texts. They confide in you ...They lie to you. They tell you they love you ...They break your r...
313. Love is Flexible. Bend, Don't Break
What's your favorite TV show? Today I talk about how the stories we love can teach us emotional flexibility—and how that flexibility expands...
312. Love Is Grounded Even When Your Teen Isn't
Our teen is grumpy, we find something we sished didn't exist, we are angry, frustrated and just want to fix it all. What parents may not rea...
311. Love Yourself Like You Want Your Teen To
If we want our kids to be okay with their imperctions, not beat themselves up, and expect others to treat them with respect, there is a prac...
310. The MOST Necessary Element to Create a Loving Home
Welcome to the new Pivot Parenting series on LOVE! I love love, and over the next several episodes, I'll be focusing on different aspects of...
309. How to Stay Connected When Your Teen Triggers you, with Dr. Kelly Flanagan, PhD
Many parents interpret their teen's behavior as disrespect—but what if your child is actually trying to answer a deeper question: Do I belon...
308. Belief 6: The Transformation Starts With You
This is the last episode in this six-part series—and honestly, it's the one that puts it all together and matters most. Because at some poin...
307. Belief 5: Nothing Has Gone Wrong
Instant Relief Hack: Conflict Doesn't Mean Something Is Broken A few years ago, my son walked out of the room mid-conversation and wouldn't...
306. Belief 4: Their Push for Independence Isn't Rejection
Few things hurt like this: the child who once couldn't get enough of you now barely looks up from their phone. Doors are closed. Eye rolls a...
305. Belief 3: Control is Creating the Distance
This one is tender. And it's personal. So I'm going to be gentle with you. Most of us are constantly looking around—at social media, neighbo...