Are you tired of feeling disconnected from your teenager or tween? Do you struggle to communicate effectively with them and find yourself constantly butting heads? It's not uncommon for parents to experience challenges when it comes to parenting their adolescents, but there is a solution.

Imagine being able to communicate with your teen in a way that fosters emotional connection and understanding. Envision feeling confident in your ability to handle difficult situations and overcome communication blocks. This is all possible with our online parenting course, which utilizes family systems theory as its foundation.

Through our course, you'll learn how to navigate emotional communication, manage anxiety, and reduce reactivity. Our expert trainers will teach you how to identify blocks to communication and develop strategies to overcome them.

Don't let another day go by feeling frustrated and disconnected from your teenager or tween. Sign up for our online parenting course today and start building a stronger, more meaningful relationship with your child.

What you'll get:

• Video Lessons on each core module
• Handouts and Worksheets
• Experiential Activities
• Mini-Ebook PDF

The FORT Model Of Connection

F - Feelings & Thoughts

Explore and understand the difficulty most of us have distinguishing Thoughts from Feelings and begin to master Emotional communication

O - Others and Self

This module dived into the problems that arise when we are too close or too distant from our family members and the role anxiety has in it

R - Reactive Automatics

When we have too much anxiety, we tend to go on autopilot - Dr. Bowen, one of the founding fathers of Family Systems describes four autopilot behaviors you need to be on the lookout for.

T Traps In Communication

Explore some of the common traps in communication that we experience as parents with our teens and how to get out of them.

Please remember that online courses are not the same as therapy, and it's always advisable to seek professional care if you are struggling or are concerned about your child.