Helping Your Teen Survive the School Year

Helping Your Teen Survive the School Year

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Teen Stories: When Secrets Take Over

Sometimes the battles our teens face are hidden — masked by distance, secrecy and behaviors we struggle to understand. On today’s show, Mark and Courtney sit down with two young women at Heartlight who share honest stories of pain, isolation and the search for trust. Whether it’s ...  Afficher plus

I Mustache Mark a Question: Open Doors, Open Minds and Challenging Choices

In this Q&A episode, Mark dives into more pressing parenting questions, covering everything from enforcing boundaries with teens who push limits to navigating tough conversations surrounding faith, identity and relationships. He shares real-world advice on how to keep teens accou ...  Afficher plus

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Taming Our Teens on Social Media
Date Night With the Woods

For both good and evil social media has changed the world, and people spew things online they’d never say to someone’s face. So join Tony and Bre to discuss social media, its pros and cons, and how parents can guide their tweens and teens into the virtual world.Register now for t ...  Afficher plus

How to Raise Kids in the Digital Age
Chasing Life with Dr. Sanjay Gupta

Technology has advanced at breakneck speed over the past decade. And that’s disrupted our lives — the ways we interact with each other, work, learn, and even grow up. This season looks at the impact all this technology is having on young people. Like many parents, this topic is p ...  Afficher plus

Online Trends and Challenges: How to Protect Your Child - 184
Equipped To Be with Connie Albers: Christian Parenting, Homeschooling, and Family Life

Online trends and challenges can be dangerous for kids in the ever-evolving social media world. But we can protect our children from the dangers lurking online. Join me as I share what you can do to help your children learn to navigate the constant bombardment of daily trends and ...  Afficher plus

The A-B-C’s of Keeping Your Kids Safe Online
Security, Spoken

If the web were an amusement park attraction, you’d have to be 10 feet tall to ride—it's terrifying enough for adults and a funhouse of horrors for kids, from inappropriate content to unkind comment sections to outright predators. And yet! The internet also affords opportunities ...  Afficher plus