Things I Wish My Parents Understood is a four-part guided workbook series created to help teens put words to experiences that can sometimes be difficult to explain.
Today's teens are navigating a world that looks very different from the one their parents grew up in. Social media, academic pressure, peer relationships, anxiety, changing family dynamics, identity, and the lasting effects of family trauma can all shape how a teen experiences the world.
This series combines psychoeducation, reflection, practical skills, and guided exercises to help teens better understand themselves, communicate their needs, and develop confidence in their own voice.
It also creates an opportunity for parents to pause, listen, and consider what their teen may be experiencing beneath the surface.
Perfect for: Teens, parents who want greater insight into their teen's experience, and families working toward healthier communication.
Format: Digital PDF download.
Things I Wish My Parents Understood is a four-part guided workbook series created to help teens put words to experiences that can sometimes be difficult to explain.
Today's teens are navigating a world that looks very different from the one their parents grew up in. Social media, academic pressure, peer relationships, anxiety, changing family dynamics, identity, and the lasting effects of family trauma can all shape how a teen experiences the world.
This series combines psychoeducation, reflection, practical skills, and guided exercises to help teens better understand themselves, communicate their needs, and develop confidence in their own voice.
It also creates an opportunity for parents to pause, listen, and consider what their teen may be experiencing beneath the surface.
Perfect for: Teens, parents who want greater insight into their teen's experience, and families working toward healthier communication.
Format: Digital PDF download.
Let's Talk Teen creates psychoeducational resources designed to help people understand what they're experiencing, develop practical skills, and start meaningful conversations.
While the brand centers around teens, the message extends beyond adolescence because many adults are still working through experiences that began when they were young.
Understand. Heal. Rewrite.
