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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2026 · 35 MIN

I Mustache Mark a Question: Boundaries, Broken Trust and Building Resilient Teens

from Parenting Today's Teens

In this week's Q&A episode, Mark sits down to address some real-life struggles parents are facing with their teens today. He tackles tough listener questions on topics like helping teens who feel hopeless about graduation, navigating the challenges of parenting neurodivergent kids who are glued to their screens, and how to respond when you discover your teen is making choices that deeply impact the relationship. Mark also speaks to parents dealing with family trauma and crisis, offering advice for single moms at the breaking point and families grappling with PTSD. Through it all, he underscores the importance of sharing your perspective instead of your opinions and finding ways to let go as kids grow.Courtney's Corner: Questions to Reflect OnHow comfortable are you with your child being uncomfortable as they grow?What might cause your child (or anyone you lead) to reject your authority?Are there experiences or relationships where you can create more safety or encourage growth by stepping back?Have a question for the show? Send it in at markgregston.com

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