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Parenting Today's Teens - Creating New Opportunities
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Parenting Today's Teens

06/17/22

25m

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As a parent, what should you do with a teenager who just wants to stay in her room all the time? Or what about when your child really wants to go to a different school than the one you had planned for him? In today's episode, Mark Gregston answers these questions and more submitted by parents just like you. Don't miss these insights!

Do YOU have a pressing parenting question you want to ask Mark? Submit it here: bit.ly/3NzKC9K

If you have a teen who is spiraling out of control and you need some more help and encouragement, check out Heartlight Ministries' Families in Crisis online course at familycrisisretreat.com/families-in-crisis-course/

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