EPISODE · Aug 23, 2026 · 25 MIN
Ep 20 Why Your Teen Is Pulling Away—and How to Reconnect with Justyna Bronski
from Wait, Am I Saving the World? | Conversations on Childhood · host Carrie of PlayMotion Kids
When teenagers roll their eyes, become irritable, or start pulling away, what might they really be trying to communicate?Carrie talks with certified teen life coach and former high school educator Justyna Bronski about what teens need from the adults in their lives—and how parents and teachers can create relationships where teens feel safe, seen, heard, and valued.They discuss why behavior is often only the surface of what a teen is experiencing, how adults can respond without immediately reacting, and why every teen needs at least one trusted adult. Justyna also shares a simple three-layer exercise teens can use to understand what is happening in their body, emotions, and thoughts.Connect with Justyna at https://www.justynabronski.com.Learn more about PlayMotion Kids at https://playmotionkids.com.💛 Have thoughts, stories, or questions? I love hearing from listeners. Send a note anytime and it might even make it into a future episode.FB & IG: playmotionkidsWebsite: www.playmotionkids.com Want to bring movement, music, and mindfulness to parents and children in your community? Learn more at www.playmotionkids.com/businessownersIG: better.childhood.project
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When teenagers roll their eyes, become irritable, or start pulling away, what might they really be trying to communicate? Carrie talks with certified teen life coach and former high school educator Justyna Bronski about what teens need from the adults in their lives—and how parents and teachers can create relationships where teens feel safe, seen, heard, and valued. They discuss why behavior is often only the surface of what a teen is experiencing, how adults can respond without immediately r...
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