Patti Reed
An unresolved conflict that continues to build will leave a wedge most parents would prefer to live without. If we can figure out the best way to clear up the struggle, we can set our kids up for success, both personally and professionally.
How is it possible to continue building a culture of safety and trust with your teen and young adult? I know, they think we don’t know anything, and they have all the answers. Here is a checklist to become curious about your own heart and questions to consider about trust, non-verbal cues, authenticity, and humility.
In what ways is God big enough to help your teenager/young adult figure out her path? Have you considered how you might be getting in God’s way? Consider whether you’re putting too much pressure solely on academics. Don’t be afraid to ask God what he wants for your children this year.
How do we respond when young adults are dealing with anxiety while they’re away from home? God has instructed us to meditate for a very good reason. He knows exactly what we need and when we need it. Slowing down and taking time to develop a consistent habit of deep breathing and meditation will improve mental health.
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