BEFORE AGE 18: How To Talk So Your Teen Will Listen — and Listen So They Will Speak скачать в хорошем качестве

BEFORE AGE 18: How To Talk So Your Teen Will Listen — and Listen So They Will Speak

Are you talking to your teen… but they’re no longer listening? Are you asking questions… but getting silence, eye-rolls, or shutdown? You’re not alone — and you’re not failing as a parent. In this powerful and practical video, a child psychologist breaks down how to talk so your teen will listen — and listen so your teen will finally speak, before age 18. This is not about shouting louder. It’s not about control or punishment. It’s about understanding the teen brain, rebuilding emotional safety, and restoring connection. In this video, you’ll learn: ✔️ Why teens shut down emotionally (the neuroscience behind it) ✔️ The biggest communication mistakes loving parents make — without realizing it ✔️ How tone, timing, and body language affect your teen’s brain ✔️ Science-backed ways to speak that lower resistance instead of triggering defense ✔️ How to listen in a way that makes your teen feel safe enough to open up ✔️ The one sentence that can completely change your conversations Before age 18, your voice becomes your teen’s inner voice. What they hear from you today will shape how they talk to themselves tomorrow. This video is for: • Parents struggling to connect with their teens • Caregivers raising emotionally sensitive or withdrawn adolescents • Parents who want obedience and relationship • Anyone who wants to raise teens who feel heard, understood, and safe 💛 You don’t need to be a perfect parent. You just need to be a present one. If this video speaks to you, like, share, and subscribe — another parent needs this message today. 👇 Tell me in the comments: What is the hardest part about communicating with your teen right now? Keywords / Tags (optional): parenting teens, how to talk to teenagers, teen communication, parenting advice, child psychology, teen behavior, emotional connection with teens, positive parenting, adolescent development, parent teen relationship, how to listen to your teen