How Hard Is It Being a Teen?

How About Being the Parent of a Teen?

As a teen, do you feel as if you have no one who really listens to you? Are you confused by this time and wonder why you can’t cope? Does it seem like being a teen is just really hard?

As a parent, have you ever wanted to give up on your teen? Are you at your wit’s end? Have you ever felt like a failure?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, you’ve come to the right place.

It doesn’t have to be so hard with teens… They just need the tools to step into their greatness!

Join Us For The Full-Day Workshop "The Teen Years – Does It Have To Be So Hard?

Compassionate Parenting, Inc. is hosting a full-day workshop for teens and their parents or guardians entitled "The Teen Years – Does It Have to Be So Hard?" It will be an active day of sharing, listening, group connections, interactive exercises, and other valuable experiences you won’t want to miss.

Teens – You will learn:

  • How to speak so people will take you seriously
  • How to discover the passionate leader hidden in your emotions
  • How to keep your cool when life feels hard
  • Simple and important project management skills critical to effective leadership

At the end of the day you will feel ready for and excited about your future. Bring your parents so they will be ready to see and relate to you as a leader.

Parents, Grandparents and Guardians – At the end of the day you will:

  • Have rekindled appreciation for your teen
  • Found your sense of humor and compassion for yourself
  • Learned to collaborate with your teen
  • Have realized self-care is teen-care

"The Teen Years – Does It Have to Be So Hard?"
9:30 A.M. Registration
10:00 A.M. Doors Close
12:30 P.M. Lunch
5:00 P.M. Celebrate New Beginnings

What a great way to spend your Saturday with your family!

For questions or more details about these workshops, email Dr. Beth or call 510.507.9198.

Click here to purchase.

"Dr. Beth offers a unique and insightful perspective on the angst of being a teenager as well as the confusing and sometimes frustrating role of being a teen's parent. She enthusiastically and clearly reframes the maelstrom that sometimes results from ongoing confrontation and gives the information and skills needed to move on constructively, respectfully, in mutual support and awareness. Everyone will leave a Dr. Beth workshop empowered with a new appreciation of themselves and their capabilities, as well as those of their family members."
Valarie Burgess, Sister-to-Sister Summit Co-Chair American Association of University Women, Orinda-Moraga-Lafayette branch

Invest in yourself and your family! Take the step to creating a better relationship with your parent or teen… and help teens step into their greatness!