Supporting Struggling Neurodivergent Tweens and Teens
A powerful and practical follow-up conversation with Ned Johnson & Debbie Reber
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Building Stress Tolerance & Motivation (Part 2 + Q&A)
Addressing the most difficult, pressing concerns for parents of struggling neurodivergent tweens and teens. This Masterclass explores:
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The balance between scaffolding and enabling (and what "is" enabling, anyway?)
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How to give our kids responsibility and agency without having everything fall apart
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What should parents do about HOMEWORK (Does it even matter? How do we stop nagging and micromanaging?)
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How can we support a struggling teen who is extremely demand avoidant (PDA)
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How to advocate when our kid has "invisible" differences like ADHD and anxiety and other people don't get it
Included in the Masterclass
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Watch the Masterclass
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Listen to the Masterclass
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Additional Resources
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Read the Transcript
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See the Chat
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Features:
- $19.00
- 75-minute video with speed controls
- Transcript & webinar chat
- Additional resources for exploration
An honest conversation about kids, agency, and motivation
Parenting a tween or tween who is struggling can feel scary and overwhelming. You're not alone. And it can feel so much better.
Mental Health Check-In
A critical conversation Dr. Matt Zakreski and Debbie Reber