ON-DEMAND WEBINAR: 6 Common Pitfalls of Parenting Anxious Teens
Picture this. Your teen is stressed and worried. And rather than mumbling a platitude that leaves them wanting and you uncertain, you say EXACTLY the right thing at the right moment and your teen gives you a watery smile and seems to relax a bit.
This probably isn’t happening for you. Like most parents, you want your anxious teen to feel better but the comments and suggestions you make don’t seem to be helping. Even worse, maybe what you’re doing is actually contributing to their anxiety.
Join Dr. Stephanie Rooney, expert adolescent psychologist and mom, for a 45-minute webinar in which you’ll get the quick download on the six common mistakes parents make with anxious teens… and how to avoid (or repair!) them! Dr. Stephanie’s direct and punchy style will provide you with a no-nonsense guide to supporting your anxious teen, including concrete strategies and resources. Designed for the busy parent, this lunch hour webinar provides the “how-to” basics of parenting anxious teens with steps that can be taken immediately.
What you’ll learn in this dense but short webinar:
What are the signs of anxiety in a teen and how is it different from child anxiety?
What parent behaviors maintain or worsen anxiety for teens?
What’s the best way for a parent to respond to an anxious teen?
When to worry and seek professional help?
Additional resources and leads on where to get professional support.
Picture this. Your teen is stressed and worried. And rather than mumbling a platitude that leaves them wanting and you uncertain, you say EXACTLY the right thing at the right moment and your teen gives you a watery smile and seems to relax a bit.
This probably isn’t happening for you. Like most parents, you want your anxious teen to feel better but the comments and suggestions you make don’t seem to be helping. Even worse, maybe what you’re doing is actually contributing to their anxiety.
Join Dr. Stephanie Rooney, expert adolescent psychologist and mom, for a 45-minute webinar in which you’ll get the quick download on the six common mistakes parents make with anxious teens… and how to avoid (or repair!) them! Dr. Stephanie’s direct and punchy style will provide you with a no-nonsense guide to supporting your anxious teen, including concrete strategies and resources. Designed for the busy parent, this lunch hour webinar provides the “how-to” basics of parenting anxious teens with steps that can be taken immediately.
What you’ll learn in this dense but short webinar:
What are the signs of anxiety in a teen and how is it different from child anxiety?
What parent behaviors maintain or worsen anxiety for teens?
What’s the best way for a parent to respond to an anxious teen?
When to worry and seek professional help?
Additional resources and leads on where to get professional support.
Picture this. Your teen is stressed and worried. And rather than mumbling a platitude that leaves them wanting and you uncertain, you say EXACTLY the right thing at the right moment and your teen gives you a watery smile and seems to relax a bit.
This probably isn’t happening for you. Like most parents, you want your anxious teen to feel better but the comments and suggestions you make don’t seem to be helping. Even worse, maybe what you’re doing is actually contributing to their anxiety.
Join Dr. Stephanie Rooney, expert adolescent psychologist and mom, for a 45-minute webinar in which you’ll get the quick download on the six common mistakes parents make with anxious teens… and how to avoid (or repair!) them! Dr. Stephanie’s direct and punchy style will provide you with a no-nonsense guide to supporting your anxious teen, including concrete strategies and resources. Designed for the busy parent, this lunch hour webinar provides the “how-to” basics of parenting anxious teens with steps that can be taken immediately.
What you’ll learn in this dense but short webinar:
What are the signs of anxiety in a teen and how is it different from child anxiety?
What parent behaviors maintain or worsen anxiety for teens?
What’s the best way for a parent to respond to an anxious teen?
When to worry and seek professional help?
Additional resources and leads on where to get professional support.
