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The Teen Years Toolkit For Moms: Parenting Communication Skills to Calm the Chaos

Jessica Stewart

Are you the mom of a teen who’s tired of the yelling, power struggles, and wondering if your relationship will ever feel close again? If parenting your teen feels like a mix of anxiety, grief, and overwhelm, you’re not alone—and you’re not doing it wrong. Host Jessica knows the emotional rollercoaster firsthand. She went from feeling constantly triggered by her sons to building resilience, confidence, and emotional intelligence that helped her connect, not clash, with her teens. This is the

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Trailer: The P.E.A.C.E. Mini-Series to Help You Stay...

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2025/11/23

Do the holidays feel heavier than they used to—like you're carrying the joy, the traditions, and the emotional weight for everyone in your family?If you’ve ever wished you could slow down, breathe, and actually feel peaceful during this season—especially while parenting a teenager who has their own big emotions—this 5-day P.E.A.C.E. mini-series was made for you. These tiny, 2–3 minute episodes are small pockets of calm designed to remind you that you don’t have to white-knuckle your way through the

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#156-Why Your Teen’s Holiday Pushback Feels So...

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2025/11/21

Have you ever had a holiday plan perfectly mapped out—only for your teen to say, “I don’t want to go,” leaving you spiralling with hurt, frustration, or panic?If holiday changes from your teen leave you feeling rejected, disappointed, or unsure how to respond without escalating tension, this episode will show you exactly why those reactions happen—and how to navigate them with calm, clarity, and connection. Holidays don’t have to be a battle between their independence and your desire for family

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#155-Does Your Teen Want a Different Holiday Plan?...

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2025/11/17

Are the holidays starting to feel more like a negotiation with your teenager than the cozy family season you always imagined?This episode breaks down why holiday plans suddenly feel emotional, tense, or even hurtful when your teen wants more independence—and how to navigate these changes without slipping into resentment, guilt, or full-blown conflict. If you want holiday connection instead of holiday power struggles, this conversation is exactly what you need.Listeners will learn:How to understand

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#154-Why You Need a Shame-Skipping Strategy To Parent...

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2025/11/14

Ever wonder why you feel crushed with shame after yelling at your teen—even when you know better?If you’re a mom trying to communicate more calmly but keep getting stuck in guilt, self-criticism, or emotional spirals, this episode breaks down why shame feels so powerful, why it pretends to be useful, and how it actually keeps you from changing the behaviors you want to improve.You’ll finally understand the real difference between guilt and shame—and why that distinction matters for your emotional

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11:38

#153-Why You Yell at Your Teenager and The 3 Step...

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2025/11/10

Do you ever find yourself yelling at your teen, only to feel terrible afterward—and wonder why it keeps happening even though you swore you wouldn’t do it again?In this episode, you’ll learn what’s really behind those moments of frustration, why guilt actually fuels more yelling instead of stopping it, and how to create the emotional space you need to respond calmly instead of reacting.Discover the surprising reason your nervous system triggers yelling—and how to calm it fast.Learn Jessica’s 3-phase

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05:34

#152-How You Can Reclaim Calm and Confidence In Your...

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2025/11/07

Does parenting your teen feel impossible—like no matter how hard you try, you’re always falling short?That constant guilt and frustration may not mean you’re doing anything wrong—it might just mean you’re working from the wrong job description. In this “Coaching Tool of the Week,” Jessica helps you rewrite how you define your role so you can lead with calm, connection, and compassion instead of control and exhaustion.Discover why your current parenting “job description” sets you up for burnout and

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#151-How Accepting That Parenting Teens Is Hard Can...

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2025/11/05

Did you think parenting would get easier once your kids hit their teen years—only to find it’s actually harder than ever?You’re not alone—and you’re not doing anything wrong. In this “Coach Me Through This” episode, Jessica explains why it feels harder, why losing your patience isn’t a failure, and how a subtle mindset shift can transform how you show up for your teenager (and yourself).Learn why parenting feeling hard doesn’t mean you’re failing—it means you care deeply.Discover why losing your

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#150-5 Real Reasons Parenting Teenagers Feels So Hard...

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2025/11/03

Do you ever wonder why parenting your teenager feels so much harder than you expected — even though you’re trying your absolute best?You’re not failing; you’ve just been handed the wrong job description. In this episode, Jessica breaks down the real, science-backed reasons parenting teens feels so overwhelming — from emotional separation to control struggles — and reveals how shifting your thinking can finally bring calm and connection back into your home.Discover the five hidden reasons parenting

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#149-How a Dog’s “Hackles” Can You To Manage Anger...

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2025/10/31

Ever wonder why you snap before you even realize you’re angry? What if your body was just trying to protect you, not betray you?In this episode, Jessica breaks down what’s really happening inside your body when your “hackles rise.” Using the simple example of how a dog’s fur stands up when alarmed, she explains how our nervous system triggers anger—and why it’s not your fault. If you’ve ever felt trapped in guilt or frustration after yelling at your teen, this conversation will change the way you

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#148-3 Steps to Recover After Yelling at Your Teen...

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2025/10/29

Have you ever promised yourself you wouldn’t yell again—only to find yourself losing it when your teen rolls their eyes? You’re not alone, and it doesn’t make you a bad mom.In this episode, Jessica unpacks what really happens in those emotionally charged moments: why anger often hides fear or sadness, and how understanding your triggers can help you break the guilt cycle. If you’ve ever felt like you’re failing because you can’t stay calm 24/7, this episode is your permission slip to be human

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14:21

#147-Should You Suppress Anger If You Want to Be a...

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2025/10/27

Have you ever told yourself, “I shouldn’t be this angry” — or felt guilty for losing your temper with your teen?If so, you’re not alone. Many moms believe that feeling or showing anger makes them “bad” parents, but that belief actually keeps them trapped in a loop of guilt, shame, and disconnection. In this episode, we’ll explore how anger isn’t your enemy—it’s information your body and mind are trying to give you.Discover why your brain and body resist anger, even when it’s meant to protect

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#146-How One Minute of Silence Can Completely...

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2025/10/24

Do you ever catch yourself interrupting, correcting, or jumping in to “fix” things the moment your teen starts talking?You’re not alone. Most moms of teens do this out of love—but constant fixing can quietly teach your teen to stop sharing. In this episode, you’ll discover the Listen-Only Practice—a simple yet powerful way to rebuild calm, open communication and become the safe space your teen needs.Learn the exact 60-second listening challenge that strengthens trust instantly.Understand what your

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#145-Think Your Teen Doesn’t Need You Anymore? You’re...

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2025/10/22

Do you ever catch yourself thinking, “My teen doesn’t need me anymore” and feel a wave of sadness or loss wash over you?As your teen grows more independent, it can feel like your identity as a mom is shifting under your feet. This episode helps you understand why those emotions show up—and how to handle them with compassion instead of guilt or resistance—so you can move through this stage with more calm and confidence.Discover why your brain clings to thoughts like “I’m not needed” and how they

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#144-5 Things You Should Start Doing for Your Teen...

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2025/10/20

Do you ever feel like the harder you try to help your teen, the more disconnected you become?In this episode of The Teen Years Toolkit for Moms, Jessica reveals why parenting teens isn’t about doing more — it’s about doing what truly matters. You’ll learn how small, intentional shifts can replace chaos with calm, reduce conflict, and rebuild connection, even if you feel stuck in constant power struggles.Discover five simple habits that lighten your load while helping your teen grow more

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#143-How To Use the “Why Am I Doing This?” Check-In...

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2025/10/17

Ever think, “Why am I even doing this for them? They don’t appreciate it anyway”?That thought hits every mom of a teenager at some point. But what if the frustration isn’t about what you’re doing—but why you’re doing it? In this short, actionable episode, Jessica Stewart introduces the “Why Am I Doing This?” Check-In—a powerful coaching tool that helps you shift from hidden expectations to calm, intentional choices that feel lighter and more aligned.Learn how to pause before reacting and uncover

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#142-Why Doing Everything for Your Teen Isn’t...

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2025/10/15

Do you ever find yourself thinking, “I do everything for my teen—drive them, cook for them, help with homework—and they still don’t respect or appreciate me”?You’re not imagining it—many loving, dedicated moms hit this wall. When your teen’s attitude doesn’t match your effort, it’s easy to feel hurt, resentful, or even question your worth. In this episode, Jessica Stewart unpacks what’s really behind this dynamic and how to shift your mindset so you can feel calmer, more in control, and closer to

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#141-5 Things You Need To Stop Doing for Your Teen...

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2025/10/13

Do you ever catch yourself reminding your teen about every deadline, fixing their mistakes, or managing their moods—only to feel drained and unappreciated?You’re not alone—and you’re not failing. Most moms overhelp because they love deeply. But here’s the truth: what feels like support can quietly block your teen’s growth and rob you of peace. In this episode, Jessica Stewart shares the five things to quit doing for your teenager so you can help them build independence while reclaiming your

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#140-What Your Cell Phone Signal Can Teach You About...

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2025/10/10

Ever wish you could see your relationship with your teen as clearly as the signal bars on your phone?In this episode, Jessica Stewart introduces a brand-new coaching tool called The Connection Bars Check-In—a simple, visual way to assess and strengthen your relationship with your teen. Just like your phone signal fluctuates, your connection with your teenager naturally goes up and down. The key isn’t to stay at “five bars” all the time, but to notice where you are and make small, intentional moves

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#139-How To Reconnect With Your Teen When They’ve...

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2025/10/08

Does it feel like your teen used to love spending time with you—and now all they do is hide in their room and give one-word answers?You’re not imagining it. Many moms of teens feel this painful disconnect and assume it means their teen doesn’t like them anymore. But what if that distance wasn’t rejection at all? In this episode, Jessica Stewart coaches you through why your teen’s pullback is normal, how your own thoughts may be shaping the disconnection, and how to rebuild closeness without pressure

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#138-10 Super Simple Ways You Can Connect With Your...

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2025/10/06

Do you ever feel like every attempt to connect with your teen either ends in silence or a slammed door?If you’ve been craving a closer relationship with your teenager but nothing seems to work, this episode breaks down why connection isn’t about one big talk—it’s about tiny, pressure-free moments that build trust naturally. Discover how everyday actions like watching their favourite show, swapping playlists, or cooking together can turn tension into understanding.Learn 10 simple, low-pressure ways

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