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Workshop: What happened to my sweet little girl? - Oct 29th 12:00pm
What happened to my sweet little girl? Are you missing the days of cuddles & hugs? Are you finding it challenging to connect with your teen and experiencing a shift in their intensity levels?
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 1:00pm, PST
Cost: $30
Parenting a teenager today can bring up a lot of questions and surface some frustrations. Learn how the brain and nervous system are interpreting and processing new emotions that can lead to communication breakdowns. Gain tools for reconnecting with your teen under this new environment. Find ways for setting boundaries while still being supportive to your teen. This session combines:
Practical therapeutic tools
Real-life application strategies
Honest conversation
This parent virtual workshop and presentation is a 60-minute small-group, therapist-led experience designed to give parents clarity, confidence, and connection. Led by licensed therapists, specializing in teen development, this intimate session creates a safe and supportive space to explore what teens are truly navigating today—and how you can best support them.
Together, we’ll cover the topics most addressed in teen therapy, while answering the real questions parents often don’t get to ask.
This experience is designed to help you:
Better understand your teens emotional and developmental world
Strengthen communication and connection at home
Navigate challenging or uncomfortable conversations with more confidence
Gain insight into what therapists are seeing and supporting teens through today
How it works:
A Google-Meets link will be emailed the week of the virtual Workshop meeting. Virtual meeting will launch at 12:00pm PST.
This is a guided, interactive workshop and conversation where you can ask questions, share experiences, and walk away with practical tools you can use immediately. This is a judgment-free space to learn, share, and grow together. Between Us programs are designed for education, connection, and practical parenting support. They are not a substitute for individual medical, psychological, or therapeutic care.
What happened to my sweet little girl? Are you missing the days of cuddles & hugs? Are you finding it challenging to connect with your teen and experiencing a shift in their intensity levels?
Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026
Time: 12:00 - 1:00pm, PST
Cost: $30
Parenting a teenager today can bring up a lot of questions and surface some frustrations. Learn how the brain and nervous system are interpreting and processing new emotions that can lead to communication breakdowns. Gain tools for reconnecting with your teen under this new environment. Find ways for setting boundaries while still being supportive to your teen. This session combines:
Practical therapeutic tools
Real-life application strategies
Honest conversation
This parent virtual workshop and presentation is a 60-minute small-group, therapist-led experience designed to give parents clarity, confidence, and connection. Led by licensed therapists, specializing in teen development, this intimate session creates a safe and supportive space to explore what teens are truly navigating today—and how you can best support them.
Together, we’ll cover the topics most addressed in teen therapy, while answering the real questions parents often don’t get to ask.
This experience is designed to help you:
Better understand your teens emotional and developmental world
Strengthen communication and connection at home
Navigate challenging or uncomfortable conversations with more confidence
Gain insight into what therapists are seeing and supporting teens through today
How it works:
A Google-Meets link will be emailed the week of the virtual Workshop meeting. Virtual meeting will launch at 12:00pm PST.
This is a guided, interactive workshop and conversation where you can ask questions, share experiences, and walk away with practical tools you can use immediately. This is a judgment-free space to learn, share, and grow together. Between Us programs are designed for education, connection, and practical parenting support. They are not a substitute for individual medical, psychological, or therapeutic care.