LAUNCH: Parenting Tips for Raising Adult Children & Becoming Better Parents
If you’re a parent of an older child, are these questions keeping you up at night;
How can I improve my communication with my adult children? Why are we struggling to connect? How can I encourage my adult child to become more independent? What can I do to motivate them to find a job or further their education? How do I set boundaries with my adult child at home without causing conflict? How can I help my adult child develop the life skills necessary to become independent? In what ways can I support my adult child without enabling them? What can I do to help them become more confident?
If you're searching for these answers, this podcast is for you. LAUNCH: Parenting Tips for Raising Adult Children & Becoming Better Parents addresses the most challenging issues that parents are facing with their young adults. Each episode offers research-based strategies, real-life stories and heartfelt advice that will help you guide your young adult to becoming confident, motivated and independent.
Join Shari Jonas, educator, author, and co-parenting consultant, as she shares parenting tips and actionable steps that you can take to help your adult child through these difficult times. Shari, along with her guests will inspire, educate and share the parenting strategies that you need to guide your adult child as they launch into adulthood. If you're ready to help your young adult overcome obstacles, and become the best parent you can be, listen in and subscribe to LAUNCH.
LAUNCH: Parenting Tips for Raising Adult Children & Becoming Better Parents
#13: Demystifying ADHD in Teens & Young Adults: A Psychologist Reveals the Symptoms Most Parents Overlook
For Parents who are wondering why their Teens and Young Adults are struggling with time management, organization, motivation, emotional regulation, planning, procrastinating, managing their responsibilities, and so much more - this interview with a licenced Psychologist reveals what you never knew about ADHD.
If you're like me, I used to think ADHD only happened in children, mostly hyperactive little boys. But you'll be shocked to discover what it is and that anyone, at any age, can have it.
My special guest today is Jodi Zentner, a licenced Psychologist who specializes in ADHD. Listen in as we talk about the signs of ADHD, how ADHD impacts their brain, how to get a diagnosis, and what you can do to support them. Once your teen or young adult is treated, their lives can change dramatically.
The video version of this interview is available on Youtube: https://youtu.be/JPdCnGXyYXg
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If you're living at home with your adult child and feeling as if your relationship is suffering, they take you for granted, they don't respect you, and something HAS to change - I have the solution.
I have a 60-minute live workshop where I teach you exactly how to set and enforce healthy boundaries that work—without guilt, anger, or endless conflicts. You'll learn exactly what to do and how to do it, so that in a very short period of time, your adult child will start respecting you, contributing, participating and becoming a much more enjoyable person to live with. And, your relationship will dramatically improve!
Spots are limited, so grab your seat now. Click the link below to register:
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Thank you for listening ❤️
If you're interested in speaking to my guest Jodi Zentner, who's private practice is in Ontario and Quebec, you can email her at: JodiZentner@gmail.com or visit her website at: https://www.jodizentner.com/
Jodi Zentner's Bio:
A psychologist with 30+ years experience, has worked in hospitals (The Douglas Hospital, The Montreal Children’s Hospital), schools (The Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board), private practice, as well as Employment Assistance Programs. Her affiliations include The College of Psychologists of Ontario (CPO), The Ontario Psychological Association (OPA), l’Ordre des Psychologues du Quebec (OPQ), l’Association des Psychologues du Quebec (APQ) and the Canadian ADHD Resource Alliance (CADDRA).
