Raising Teens – Letting Go Without Giving In

Amanda Block
Feb 15, 2013
1 min read

Most teens live on a see-saw of feeling like an adult and wanting to behave like a toddler. People raising teens want to create people who can handle responsibilities and adversity, but feel like independence should be earned. Doctor G will offer practical tools for finding the path to respect your teen’s unique POV (that’s point of view, just text your teen to ask) while making sure that very same teenager has the skills they need to actually get out in the world and thrive!

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Raising Teens – Letting Go Without Giving In

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