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When Teens Try to Run From Their Problems

Parenting Today's Teens

02/21/23

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Have you ever gotten in an argument with your teen and they've threatened to run away? It's usually an empty threat, but some teens feel it's the only way to escape their problems or conflicts. In today's episode, Mark Gregston sits down with two young ladies from Heartlight, both of whom attempted to run away or sneak out of their homes. Tune in to hear how they're working through their struggles!

For more information on the Heartlight residential program, visit heartlightministries.org

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Grandparents can have a powerful, unique role in the lives of their teen grandkids — IF they choose to actively pursue the relationship. You may have to shift the way you're involved in your grandchildren's lives if you want to stay connected! In today's show, Mark Gregston and Wayne Shepherd discuss how grandparents can be a positive influence in their families and share some ways you can build strong relationships with the teens in your life.

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When teens feel judged by their parents, they'll quickly put up walls in the relationship and not receive any of the insight or instruction you're trying to share. So, how do you keep the relationship intact when your child is doing something you might disagree with? In this episode, Mark Gregston shares stories about judgment from his own life and why it's so important to take a non-critical stance when engaging with teens.

To learn more about how to shift your parental strategy, check out Mark's book, "Raising Teens in a Contrary Culture." Order your copy at resources.parentingtodaysteens.org/product/16/raising-teens-in-a-contrary-culture

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