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Author: Clarissa Constantine, Founder of The ParenT(w)een Connection

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Nate Clayberg is an economic developer who always talks about two concepts: Ikigai, a Japanese word that translates (more or less) to 'life's purpose' Marrying business & education Through his coaching programs and Career Adventure Academy, Nate helps students of all ages find their own ikigai and then determine a path that will help them get there. In our conversation, we talk about how to start conversations with your t(w)eens about their passions and what different jobs might look like, as well as how to help them develop their own compass rather than a set pathway to a career. Learn more about Nate and his coaching offerings at www.nateclayberg.com. Foundations of CONNECTION: https://www.parentweenconnection.com/Foundations-of-CONNECTION/   ParenT(w)een Village: https://www.parentweenconnection.com/ParenTween-Village/   About ParenT(w)een Connection  When friends of Joe & Clarissa Constantine were going through a REALLY tough patch with their then-15-year-old daughter, the mom said, 'I just wish I had other parents to talk to.' It was like a lightning bolt for Clarissa, and The ParenT(w)een Connection was born. We launched a Facebook group and within a few days had over 100 parents join - talk about proof of concept! We knew we had the potential to make a huge global impact and went to the drawing board to sketch out a vision.  As it stands today, we have four unique but interwoven segments:   Trusted Expert Network: Think Angie's List, but specifically featuring professionals who support families with kids between the ages of 10 and 20. If you're a parent, browse the listings to find professionals who can support you. If you're a professional, join what will become the world's largest network geared toward connecting you with other professionals who support the same clients. https://www.parentweenconnection.com/trusted-experts   ParenT(w)een Village: Joining our Facebook group is a GREAT first step! And when you're ready for more - more community, more support, more sharing of knowledge - then it's time to join the ParenT(w)een Village. Connect more with other parents, tune into podcast livestreams as the interviews take place, access exclusive training from many of our podcast guests, join our monthly CONNECTION Calls, and more! https://www.parentweenconnection.com/ParenTween-Village/   Local Communities: It's one thing to connect with other parents online; it's another to be able to get together in person and build even more supportive relationships. Our local communities & events will be managed by local professionals who are dedicated to cultivating relationships with parents & other professionals in their geographical area.   ParenT(w)een Foundation: It's one thing to say, 'Hey, look at all these awesome professionals who can help you & your family.' But if finances are an obstacle to working with these pros, that's not okay in our book. We want to help you get the help you need. We're in the processing of establishing our Foundation, so stay tuned!  As we grow, it's our mission to help families avoid many of the difficulties we experienced. We want to give parents a safe place to connect with each other. We want to help you find trusted experts who can help you when you just don't know what to do on your own. We want to give you different ways to connect with your kids so you can have awesome relationships with them. We believe that the better your relationship is with the kids in your life, the happier you'll all be - and the fewer kids we'll lose to suicide.  Follow us everywhere online through www.linktr.ee/ParenTweenConnection
Jessika Shields is a Licensed Educational Psychologist, mom of four, and Founder of Stronger Minds, Stronger Youth, where she coaches concerend parents of children with mild learning difficulties to improve their child's confidence so their child is happer and more motivated to learn. She is also the host for the Parent Them Successful podcast, providing insights and resources to help parents regarding early intervention services. Jessika has nearly 20 years of experience working with families in the K-12 school system and has helped hundreds of parents focus on strengths in order to support their child’s educational journey. She has packaged her experiences as a classroom teacher and school psychologist to serve parents at the highest level through her Building Child Confidence Through Strengths parent coaching program, where she uses her signature framework to help parents transform their child’s mindset from feeling like they're not smart enough in school to feeling confident in their ability to succeed. Affirmations for Kids to Help Manage Difficult Situations (free download link) https://mailchi.mp/strongermindsstrongeryouth.com/affirmations To attend my next Building Child Confidence INTENSIVE Workshop, register at buildingchildconfidence.com Learn more about me at jessikashields.com Foundations of CONNECTION About ParenT(w)een Connection  When friends of Joe & Clarissa Constantine were going through a REALLY tough patch with their then-15-year-old daughter, the mom said, 'I just wish I had other parents to talk to.' It was like a lightning bolt for Clarissa, and The ParenT(w)een Connection was born. We knew we had the potential to make a huge global impact and went to the drawing board to sketch out a vision.  As it stands today, we have four unique but interwoven segments: ParenT(w)een Village, Trusted Expert Network, Online Communities, and ParenT(w)een Foundation. Learn more at www.parentweenconnection.com. Follow us everywhere online!
On this episode, we chat with Glenn Fair of Oakmont Law Group. He's a former law enformcement officer who went to law school when he retired from his police career. He is dedicated to advocating for his clients who were injured through no fault of their own and isn't afraid to go to trial if an insurance company won't settle. Our conversation today is a follow-up to my conversation with Chris Mitchell of Mitchell Insurance Group on our last episode. Chris and I talked about the ins and outs of insuring your teenage driver. Today, Glenn and I talk about why you REALLY want to take the advice that Chris offered.  You can reach Glenn through his firm's website at www.oakmont.law. Foundations of CONNECTION: https://www.parentweenconnection.com/Foundations-of-CONNECTION/ ParenT(w)een Village: https://www.parentweenconnection.com/ParenTween-Village/ About ParenT(w)een Connection When friends of Joe & Clarissa Constantine were going through a REALLY tough patch with their then-15-year-old daughter, the mom said, 'I just wish I had other parents to talk to.' It was like a lightning bolt for Clarissa, and The ParenT(w)een Connection was born. We launched a Facebook group and within a few days had over 100 parents join - talk about proof of concept! We knew we had the potential to make a huge global impact and went to the drawing board to sketch out a vision. As it stands today, we have four unique but interwoven segments: Trusted Expert Network: Think Angie's List, but specifically featuring professionals who support families with kids between the ages of 10 and 20. If you're a parent, browse the listings to find professionals who can support you. If you're a professional, join what will become the world's largest network geared toward connecting you with other professionals who support the same clients. https://www.parentweenconnection.com/trusted-experts ParenT(w)een Village: Joining our Facebook group is a GREAT first step! And when you're ready for more - more community, more support, more sharing of knowledge - then it's time to join the ParenT(w)een Village. Connect more with other parents, tune into podcast livestreams as the interviews take place, access exclusive training from many of our podcast guests, join our monthly CONNECTION Calls, and more! https://www.parentweenconnection.com/ParenTween-Village/ Local Communities: It's one thing to connect with other parents online; it's another to be able to get together in person and build even more supportive relationships. Our local communities & events will be managed by local professionals who are dedicated to cultivating relationships with parents & other professionals in their geographical area. ParenT(w)een Foundation: It's one thing to say, 'Hey, look at all these awesome professionals who can help you & your family.' But if finances are an obstacle to working with these pros, that's not okay in our book. We want to help you get the help you need. We're in the processing of establishing our Foundation, so stay tuned! As we grow, it's our mission to help families avoid many of the difficulties we experienced. We want to give parents a safe place to connect with each other. We want to help you find trusted experts who can help you when you just don't know what to do on your own. We want to give you different ways to connect with your kids so you can have awesome relationships with them. We believe that the better your relationship is with the kids in your life, the happier you'll all be - and the fewer kids we'll lose to suicide. Follow us everywhere online through www.linktr.ee/ParenTweenConnection
On this episode we're joined by Chris Mitchell of Mitchell Insurance Group (www.migcolorado.com). We talk about a variety of factors that impact how much it's going to cost to insure a teenage driver. Listen in, and then make sure to listen to our next episode, featuring Glenn Fair, personal injury attorney at Oakmont Law Group. together, Chris & Glenn offer a ton of insight about what you need to consider when it comes to letting your teen take the wheel. Foundations of CONNECTION: https://www.parentweenconnection.com/Foundations-of-CONNECTION/   ParenT(w)een Village: https://www.parentweenconnection.com/ParenTween-Village/   About ParenT(w)een Connection  When friends of Joe & Clarissa Constantine were going through a REALLY tough patch with their then-15-year-old daughter, the mom said, 'I just wish I had other parents to talk to.' It was like a lightning bolt for Clarissa, and The ParenT(w)een Connection was born. We launched a Facebook group and within a few days had over 100 parents join - talk about proof of concept! We knew we had the potential to make a huge global impact and went to the drawing board to sketch out a vision.  As it stands today, we have four unique but interwoven segments:   Trusted Expert Network: Think Angie's List, but specifically featuring professionals who support families with kids between the ages of 10 and 20. If you're a parent, browse the listings to find professionals who can support you. If you're a professional, join what will become the world's largest network geared toward connecting you with other professionals who support the same clients. https://www.parentweenconnection.com/trusted-experts   ParenT(w)een Village: Joining our Facebook group is a GREAT first step! And when you're ready for more - more community, more support, more sharing of knowledge - then it's time to join ParenT(w)een Village. Community, advance access to podcasts, CONNECTION Calls, and more! Join us! Local Communities: It's one thing to connect with other parents online; it's another to be able to get together in person and build even more supportive relationships. Our local communities & events will be managed by local professionals who are dedicated to cultivating relationships with parents & other professionals in their geographical area.   ParenT(w)een Foundation: It's one thing to say, 'Hey, look at all these awesome professionals who can help you & your family.' But if finances are an obstacle to working with these pros, that's not okay in our book. We want to help you get the help you need. We're in the processing of establishing our Foundation, so stay tuned!  As we grow, it's our mission to help families avoid many of the difficulties we experienced. We want to give parents a safe place to connect with each other. We want to help you find trusted experts who can help you when you just don't know what to do on your own. We want to give you different ways to connect with your kids so you can have awesome relationships with them. We believe that the better your relationship is with the kids in your life, the happier you'll all be - and the fewer kids we'll lose to suicide.   Follow us everywhere online through www.linktr.ee/ParenTweenConnection #parents #teens #teen #teendriver #
Richard Capriola has been a mental health and substance abuse counselor for over two decades. He has treated both adults and teens. He worked as an addictions counselor at Menninger Clinic in  Houston Texas for a decade and is the author of The Addicted Child: A Parent's Guide to Adolescent Substance abuse which is available on Amazon and http://www.helptheaddictedchild.com  In this episode, Richard Capriola and Clarissa Constantine talk about why some teens turn to substances in the first place, what drugs teens are using, and what warning signs parents need to know about.   Learn more about Richard in all of these locations:   http://www.facebook.com/richard.capriola  https://twitter.com/CapriolaRichard  https://www.pinterest.com/richardcapriola  https://www.instagram.com/instarick1949/ Join ParenT(w)een University! https://www.parentweenconnection.com/ParenTween-University/
Kelli Melissa Hansen, Founder of BCC Evolution, is a Warrior for Mental Health and has dedicated her life to save as many lives as possible by normalizing the conversation around mental health and suicide. After losing her middle sister to a completed suicide in 2017, she founded BCC Evolution, a mental health and suicide awareness nonprofit which is on a mission to ACE; increase Awareness, cultivate Conversation, and provide Education. She is mom to 3 incredible kids, thrill seeking adventurer and tattoo connoisseur. Kelli is a Mental Wellness Coach, Mental Health Educator and Speaker. She has a B.A. in Communication, minor in Psychology, an NLP Master Practitioner certification from Worldwide Institutes of Neuro Linguistic Programming, certified as an Adult, Youth and Teen instructor for Mental Health First Aid and an author in 3 collaborative books. She has been featured in Authority Magazine, Thrive Global, The Happy Head Podcast, U.K., Life Story Curator and many more which can all be found on her media page at BCC Evolution. Join our conversation that starts with current youth suicide statistics in Colorado (where Kelli lives) and across the US, and continues into sharing why ONE adult could save a teen's life, and why watching out for mood shifts is so important. We also talked about Youth-Focused Mental Health First Aid; the class we discussed has actually now passed, but we will be sponsoring more in the future! Also be sure to check out ParenT(w)een University to learn Kelli's suggestions for how to create a personal Safety/Self-Care Plan. www.parentweenconnection.com/parentween-university. Here are all of the ways you can find Kelli! www.bccevolution.org Facebook.com/bccevolution Instagram.com/bccevolution https://www.youtube.com/c/BCCEvolution TikTok: @bccevolution Twitter: @bcc_evolution LinkedIn: BCC Evolution
Linda Hollenback began her professional journey as a high school Latin teacher prior to pursuing her Masters in Higher Education Management. She then found herself in the role of Associate Director for the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. The underlying theme of her career has been to be the partner who helps to lighten the load and enables students to shine. She launched Hollenback Consulting when her friends and family reflected back to her what she couldn't see: she was meant to help students find their way into and through college into a fulfilling career. The ParenT(w)een Connection is proud to have Linda as one of the Founding Members of our Trusted Expert Network. Learn more at www.parentweenconnection.com/trusted-experts Join us as we chat with Linda about the questions to ask your emerging adult and the milestones you want to pay attention to as you help them navigate the college admissions process. https://www.hollenbackconsulting.com/ Enroll in ParenT(w)een University for only $19.99 month. Join our monthly CONNECTION Calls & gain access to exclusive training from many of our podcast guests.
Katherine O'Brien of Celtic College Consultants is one of The ParenTween Connection's Founding Trusted Experts, and she brings a WEALTH of information about the college admissions process. Since a lot of folks aren't familiar with the idea of a college consultant, Katherine & I talked about what these professionals do and how they partner with families to help teen find their next best step in life! You can also view this interview on YouTube!  Learn more about The ParenT(w)een Connection! ParenT(w)een Connection on Facebook  ParenT(w)een Connection Facebook Group
Elisabeth Stitt has a wealth of background with middle schoolers, with more than 20 years of teaching experience in addition to her role as mom & step-mom. Now she helps families navigate those sticky middle school years. We talked about some really important topics, including why you WANT your middle schooler to 'pop,' how to prepare before they 'pop,' and how to shift from being 'captain of the ship' to 'admiral of the fleet.'  Join Elisabeth's Middle School Moms Facebook group! Learn more about The ParenT(w)een Connection:  Online Facebook Group Facebook Page 
In this episode, ParenT(w)een Connection Talks Teens, Phones, and Sex with Evynne Fair, Esq.  Evynne is an attorney at Oakmont Law Group in Colorado. Evynne (pronounced “Evan”) has extensive experience in dealing with criminal justice matters.  She has worked as a law enforcement officer, a Child Protective Services (Dependency and Neglect) caseworker, and has also prosecuted cases for the Adams County District (CO) Attorney’s Office. Her unique experiences give her valuable insight into how your case may be handled by the District Attorney’s office and how their internal systems work. Her law enforcement experience can help her find errors or inconsistencies in police reports and investigations. This interview is purely informational and can not be taken as legal advice. You can see the video version of this interview on YouTube, too.  Here are the links Evynne mentioned as good resources for teens and parents: http://thatsnotcool.com https://cyberbullying.org/sexting-advice-teens https://www.commonsensemedia.org/sites/default/files/uploads/landing_pages/sexting_handbook_ce_1020_1_.pdf https://cyberbullying.org/sexting-a-brief-guide-for-educators-and-parents Learn more about The ParenT(w)een Connection. Join us on Facebook!
Welcome to The ParenT(w)een Connection! This interview with Founder, Clarissa Constantine, covers the Foundations of CONNECTION and gives you an idea of how we can support you in the future!   Visit us at www.parentweenconnection.com to download your own copy of the Foundations of CONNECTION.   Join our Facebook group. Watch this interview on YouTube.
Are you navigating the rollercoaster of parenting teens and tweens? Discover the Power of Parenting Resilience Join Dana Parisi, founder of Lives Touched LLC, as she guides you through the essential strategies to build your parenting resilience. In this session, you'll learn: * The Foundation of Parenting Resilience: Understand why it's crucial for you and your family * Self-Care Secrets: Practical tips for even the busiest schedules * Building Your Tribe: How to create and nurture a supportive network * Leveling Up Your Parenting Skills: Effective techniques for the teen and tween years * Simplifying Stressful Times: Navigate challenging parenting seasons with ease * Practical Wisdom: Take away actionable strategies you can implement immediately * Expert Insights: Benefit from Dana's extensive experience in family dynamics Don't miss this opportunity to invest in your family's wellbeing and your own peace of mind! Exclusive Follow-Up: "Building Life Skills for Tweens and Teens" Join The ParenTween Village for an intimate conversation with Dana, where we'll dive deeper into: * Mastering the art of coaching (not controlling) * Communication secrets for teaching life skills * Supporting your teen through consequences while showering them with love This exclusive session is your chance to get personalized advice and connect with a community of like-minded parents. Join The ParenTween Village: www.parentweenconnection.com/parentweenvillage Don't let this opportunity slip away! Arm yourself with the tools to navigate the teen and tween years with confidence and grace.
Is your child heading off to college? Don't let them leave without these crucial legal protections in place! Nicholas J Roefaro, esteemed attorney at Roefaro Law, brings his expertise to help you navigate the complex world of legal protections for your college-bound child. What You'll Learn: * The critical importance of a Health Care Surrogate for your college student * Why a Durable Power of Attorney is essential for your child's financial security * Real-life scenarios: What happens if you need these documents and don't have them? Imagine your child has an accident on campus, and you're hundreds of miles away. Without the right legal documents, you could be powerless to help. Don't let this happen to your family! * Gain peace of mind knowing your child is protected * Learn from a legal expert * Get answers to your specific questions * Prepare for scenarios you might not have considered Don't miss this opportunity to ensure your child's safety and your family's financial security! Exclusive Follow-Up Opportunity: Join The ParenTween Village for an exclusive follow-up conversation with Nicholas: "How to Preserve Your Assets for Your Children "Discover cost-effective ways to protect your legacy, regardless of your wealth status. Learn how to safeguard your home, bank accounts, and retirement funds for your loved ones. SECURE YOUR SPOT IN THE PARENTWEEN VILLAGE www.parentweenvillage.com/parentweenvillage Prepare your child for college success - legally and financially.
Leslie Josel is a leading expert on supporting families with at least one member who deal with ADHD. She NEVER misses a chance to talk about procrastination! Join us to learn why students procrastinate & what to do about it. And if you're a member of ParenT(w)een Village, join us for a second conversation with Leslie that she's titled Demistifying Executive Functioning! I'm going live using StreamYard! Before leaving a comment, please grant StreamYard permission to see your name at streamyard.com/facebook
Elizabeth is known as Dr. Roz. She is a Nonviolence Strategist, Entrepreneur, Coach, and Change Maker. She earned three degrees, including her Ph.D., with only $1000 in loans. After retiring with 30+ years in and around higher education, she founded her college coaching practice, Debt Free Degree with Dr. Roz, and she is the Special Projects Manager for The Martin Luther King Center in Atlanta, Georgia. As a form of Nonviolence, her focus is teaching students to create WEALTH by graduating fully debt-free, using her proven G.R.I.T. blueprint, strategies, and accountability system. She attended her first training with The King Center in April 2018 and was immediately devoted to Dr. King's philosophy and methodology of Nonviolence365. It is not hyperbole to say that Nonviolence has impacted every facet of her life. Now, her mission is to incorporate Nonviolence into schools and universities, joining other practitioners across the globe to cultivate the Beloved Community. I'm going live using StreamYard! Before leaving a comment, please grant StreamYard permission to see your name at streamyard.com/facebook
We all know people who have divorced or separated, and we all know cases where it has become extremely toxic, and they are at war with each other. They believe that getting divorced will make life better, in reality the gloves come off and it becomes all about ‘winning’ and the children are just used as weapons or disregarded, I help those parents that want help to escape the war with the ex so that they can move forwards with their new lives instead of staying stuck in despair and confusion. Join us for a conversation with Jenni Rock, Coparenting Conflict Resolution Expert, as we talk about strategies for effective communication, establishing boundaries and deciding what is or isn't worth fighting about, as well as the impact of coparenting conflicts on kids and when to seek legal advice. Say THANK YOU to Jenni by making a donation here: https://parentweenconnection.app.neoncrm.com/JenniRock Learn more about Jenni:Website:https://coparentingwithoutconflict.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090676011227LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/.../jenni-rock-coparenting... Learn more about The ParenT(w)een Foundation and The ParenT(w)een Connection at www.parentweenconnection.com.
We want our teens to be happy and successful in whatever endeavor they pursue after high school and able to make their way in the world. But how do we navigate them and ourselves through this process when college might not be the best option? Join us for a conversation with Laurie Genevish of My Ideal College as we chat about the biggest mistakes parents make in this situation and how to avoid them, how to have a productive conversation about next steps with your teen, and ways to explore options to get your teen excited about their future! Say THANK YOU to Laurie by making a donation here: https://parentweenconnection.app.neoncrm.com/LaurieGenevish Learn more about Laurie: Website: https://www.myidealcollege.org/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MyIdealCollegeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/myidealcollege_official LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauriegenevish/ Learn more about The ParenT(w)een Foundation and The ParenT(w)een Connection at www.parentweenconnection.com.
“My parents always listen to me and understand me.” Said no teenager ever. The good news, for teens AND parents, is that parents really can learn new things - including how to become better listeners! Join us for a conversation with Deb Porter of Hearing Out Life Drama to learn about the ‘C.O.R.E. of listening’ and how to be there when they need you. Say THANK YOU to Deb by making a donation here: https://parentweenconnection.app.neoncrm.com/DebHolder Learn more about Deb: Website: https://www.hearingoutlifedrama.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hearingoutlifedramaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/hearingoutlifedrama/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deb-porter-4b599346 Learn more about The ParenT(w)een Foundation and The ParenT(w)een Connection at www.parentweenconnection.com.
Kids are empaths naturally, meaning the subconsciously take on others' e-motions/energy as their own. And then, they often get overloaded and that looks like crankiness, sassing, irritability, name calling, acting out and disrespectful behavior, or a short attention span, among other things. But...what if we could clear and release that energy intentionally and get back to joy? The problem is kids don't typically understand what's happening, nor do they have language or feel safe being vulnerable enough to say what they need. Join us for a conversation with Transformational Coach Jillie Maria to learn about energy in motion, how to ground and clear energy from your body, and how to release energy that isn’t yours. Say THANK YOU to Jillie by making a donation here: https://parentweenconnection.app.neoncrm.com/JillieMaria Learn more about Jillie: Website: https://jilliemaria.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/361198198007415Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FireandIceTLCoaching/ Learn more about The ParenT(w)een Foundation and The ParenT(w)een Connection at www.parentweenconnection.com.who can support them and the parent
It is commonly known that t(w)eens reject their parents. It is considered just one of those "hard truths" of parenting through the teen years that we parents just need to put up with. I disagree. Yes, a teen does need to distinguish themselves as a separate being from their parent. Yes, they do try to do this by rejecting their parent, through isolating in their room, saying "Go Away!", eye-rolling, etc. And, here's what I see - even when they reject the parent in this way, the teen is still not getting their need met. That's why the teen continues to reject, and why that wall goes up between you and your teen. I'm going to share ways to take down that wall, brick by brick, by identifying and meeting your teen's (and your) core needs. And, I'll show you how to do this in a way that will have you and your teen in belly laughs. It's possible. Actually. Join us for a conversation with Sonali Vongchusiri as we explore why t(w)eens reject parents so relentlessly, how to respond instead of just saying ‘you’re being rude,’ and learn how to dismantle the growing wall, one brick at a time. Say THANK YOU to Sonali by making a donation here: https://parentweenconnection.app.neoncrm.com/SonaliVongch... Learn more about Sonali:Website: www.forwardtogetherparenting.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/raisingyourstrongwilledchildhttps://www.facebook.com/groups/365145190999780Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raisingyourstrongwilledchild Learn more about The ParenT(w)een Foundation and The ParenT(w)een Connection at www.parentweenconnection.com
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