
#93-How Not Understanding Your Sadness as Grief Can Be Hurting Your Relationship With Your Teen and Yourself-And What You Can Do About It:(Moms, Teens, Communication)
The Teen Years Toolkit For Moms: Parenting Communication Skills to Calm the Chaos · Jessica Stewart
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Show Notes
Are you constantly on edge, irritated with your teen, or feeling sad and can’t quite explain why?
In this episode, you’ll discover how a surprising but common emotional experience—grief—often shows up for moms as their teens grow up and become more independent. By naming and understanding this grief, you’ll uncover how it’s impacting your emotional responses and relationships.
- Learn how to identify the subtle signs of grief that show up during the teen years.
- Discover the “Grief Grappler” tool to help you process emotional shifts with clarity and compassion.
- Understand how naming your grief can reduce reactivity, improve communication, and build deeper empathy with your teen.
If you’re ready to stop feeling blindsided by your emotions and want a practical path to reconnect with your teen, press play and learn how grief might be the missing piece.
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