EPISODE · Dec 10, 2025 · 41 MIN
The Gen Z Anxiety Crisis: Therapist Jeannie Elbing Shares What Parents Miss
from Dad to Dads Podcast · host Robert
In this episode, Jeannie Elbing - The Gen Z Anxiety Therapist - discusses one of the biggest concerns parents face today: Why are teens so anxious?Jeannie works with teens and young adults and shares what she sees every day in her practice:Why anxiety is rising faster than everThe impact of social media, comparison culture, and 24/7 visibilityHow sports pressure and academic expectations fuel stressWhy self-esteem struggles are nearly universal todayHow parental modeling (good or bad) shapes a child’s emotional worldWhen anxiety is “normal” vs. when it’s a clinical concernWarning signs parents should never ignoreWhat to do - and NOT do - when your teen has a bad game, bad test, or bad dayHow to actually validate your child instead of accidentally dismissing themHow to know when it’s time to seek professional helpWhat to look for in a therapist for your teenThis conversation is packed with practical tools for parents who want to better understand and support their Gen Z kids.If you’re a parent of a teen or preteen, this episode is a must-watch.How to find Jeannie ElbingIG https://www.instagram.com/genzanxietytherapist/Dad to Dads Podcast on IG https://www.instagram.com/dadtodadsSend us Fan Mail
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In this episode, Jeannie Elbing - The Gen Z Anxiety Therapist - discusses one of the biggest concerns parents face today: Why are teens so anxious? Jeannie works with teens and young adults and shares what she sees every day in her practice: Why anxiety is rising faster than everThe impact of social media, comparison culture, and 24/7 visibilityHow sports pressure and academic expectations fuel stressWhy self-esteem struggles are nearly universal todayHow parental modeling (good or bad) shape...
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