5 BEST Tips to get your TEEN to OPEN UP to you

In this video, I'll go over the 5 BEST tips for getting your teen to open up to you effortlessly and easily. We'll discuss the power of intention and why it's so important to focus on your intent when talking and engaging with your teen.
How caring about what your teen cares about and creating special moments with them will help your teen feel heard, valued and honored for who they are.....increasing their likelihood of wanting to open up more and share their world with you.
We'll also touch on the importance of knowing the right non-judgmental questions to ask and truly listening to what your teen has to say.

These 5 tips will definitely get your teen to open up more and allow you to connect with them on a deeper level.

[phyllismbungu]

Being a parent is the hardest thing we wanna do in this universe

[christyrosecalvo]

As a high school teacher but do not have a good teenage years this helped me understand how to build a relationship with my students. I was raised traditional but my peers weren't and now as an adult I am shutting my parents in order to care for my bruised teen at heart. I needed that to be healthy.

[citylifelosangeles]

I do all of this, but I can't get my son to stop using his computer and phone, I don't have the support of this father to stop using his electronics.He got physical with me today and he keeps on calling me names and being disrespectful plus saying I don't care.

[khalidmehmood]

Wow very practical advice thank you love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[JP-jmfy]

This sure sounds good. I tried so hard to reach out. I’ve asked for brutal honesty and not worry about what they think I might feel. I try to validate my teenage daughters feelings. I try coaching about situations that I have experienced that are similar to theirs and how I approached them even when it was the wrong move. The thing I run across is she’s angry. Angry about her situations, angry about the consequences she’s had because she got suspended for fighting at school. Then comes the blame game. Blame everyone, blame the other person, blame God, blame whoever. She’s been angry for a long time and it’s coming to the point where I’m not sure she remembers a time when she wasn’t angry. That anger has become a place of comfort. I just keep trying and hoping. I see a lot of myself in her cause I was the same way when I was young. Putting these tips into action has been the biggest challenge. I love my daughter and that doesn’t afford me the luxury of no longer trying. Everyone knows however that with life comes decisions and decisions have consequences both good and bad.

[anne-marie]

Love this gentle, slow paced video.Also love the background music, the way it is broken down to a few points and length. This is particularly helpful as I have autism and adhd.
Parenting is stressful, this video made me feel valued for my efforts to improve, understood and motivated because the tips are easy to apply.
Thanks Coach M, you have a new subscriber :-)

[lbswcig]

I thought I was going crazy!!! Thank you for this

[sallymahmoud]

Thanks for this informative video. You got to the point and gave some of the best advice I have ever heard.

[flaviaalmeida]

What an amazing coach. Will surely try to implement. Fear. Its something responsible for r actions. Wl surely share this with other struggling parents...n chk yr other videos too. God bless u abundantly

[snowps]

Going through this right now with my kid. 😭

[Shornaidaida]

Example of empowering questions, please.

[mrskrobinson]

Do you offer coaching? Like one on one?