
The First Step to Healing Your Family Is Acceptance
Parenting Today's Teens
09/14/22
•33m
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In this devotional, Mark Gregston shares stories from families who all had to accept the truth of their child's behavior or struggles in order to move forward. Of course, the truth may not always be fun to hear, but it's essential to the process of healing your family. Mark also revisits the challenges he walked through with his own son's choices and how those situations helped him grow as a parent. Tune in now!
Want to learn how to communicate with your child more effectively? Order Mark's workbook, "Developing Rules and Consequences," at resources.parentingtodaysteens.org/product/14/developing-rules-and-consequences
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