Parenting Post-Wilderness: Parenting a Struggling Teen Before, During and After Treatment

Beth Hillman | Parent Coach for Parents of Struggling Teens
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Your guide to parenting a struggling teen or young-adult, whether they’re home, transitioning home, or presently in treatment. Parents, say goodbye to exhausting confusion, overwhelm, panic and the unhelpful patterns that keep you and your family stuck. Learn how to develop healthy responses and set healthy boundaries with your teen instead of acting out of fear and anxiety. Experience the relationship-changing power of focusing on your own behavior instead of futile attempts to control your teen. Your guides to Parenting Post-wilderness are Beth Hillman, a life coach for parents of struggling teens and mom to a post-wilderness teen, and part-time co-host Seth Gottlieb, a wilderness therapy guide turned teen and young-adult recovery coach. Their unique combination of experience and training yields candid conversations chock full of practical, actionable tips and tools to smooth the challenges both parents and teens experience surrounding treatment.  Every week, you can expect conversations around: Parenting a struggling teen or young-adult;Setting healthy boundaries with your teen;Treatment options for your struggling teen or young adult;Bringing your kid home from treatment;Parenting skills to support your struggling child;Teen substance abuse, drug addiction, gaming addiction, suicidal ideation, or other teen mental health concerns;How to end power struggles and instead foster healthy communication with your teen or young-adult;And much more.Listen in to discover how parents like you have learned to influence equanimity in the home and rebuild connections with the teens they love. Connect with Beth on Instagram (@bethhillmancoaching) or find more information about working with Beth at www.bethhillmancoaching.com.

  1. 2 dgn geleden

    206. What's Behind Your Teen's Behavior? Looking Beyond the Lies, Anger & Power Struggles

    Your teen’s behavior is never just that. They’re not lying because they want to, they’re not missing curfew because they want to annoy you, and they’re not pulling you into power struggles because they enjoy it. There’s always something underneath the behavior, so let’s try to understand. As a parent, it's natural to react to the behavior that's right in front of you. After all, being lied to hurts. Anger feels personal. Deception feels like a betrayal. But when you stay focused on the behavior alone, you can miss what's happening underneath it. In this episode, Seth and I explore how behaviors like lying, manipulation, anger, and avoidance are often protective strategies rather than the root issue. Because even when you've worked hard to become a calmer, safer parent, your teen may still struggle to be honest with you. Creating emotional safety doesn’t happen overnight. It’s a long game. You'll also learn why you don't have to address every behavior in the moment, how timing can make all the difference, and how curiosity can open the door to deeper connection instead of another exhausting power struggle. If you've ever wondered why your teen keeps repeating the same behaviors despite your best efforts, this conversation will help you look beyond the surface and respond with greater understanding and intention. In this episode on what's behind your teen's behavior, we discuss: Why lying, anger, and other challenging behaviors are often symptoms, not the real problem.How to look beyond your teen's behavior to understand what's really going on.Why your teen may still hide the truth, even when you're working hard to create a safe relationship.The difference between reacting to behavior and responding with curiosity.How to avoid getting pulled into power struggles that distract from the real issue.Why timing matters when addressing difficult behaviors.Practical ways to create emotional safety and invite honest conversations with your teen.How patience and consistent connection can strengthen your relationship with your child over time. Looking for support? 🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan! 🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass. 🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens. Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com You can support the show by: → Leaving a review → Subscribing to the show → Sharing it with another parent! And remember parents, the change begins with us. Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

  2. 28 jul

    205. Your Teen Has ADHD... Now What? With Lisa Miller & Tatiana Guerreiro Ramos

    Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd Receiving an ADHD diagnosis for your teen can bring a mix of relief, confusion, and a hundred new questions. What does it actually mean? How does ADHD show up beyond the stereotypes? And perhaps most importantly: how can you best support your teen without unintentionally making things harder? In this episode, I'm joined by ADHD and executive functioning specialists Lisa Miller and Tatiana Guerreiro Ramos to unpack what every parent should know about parenting a teen with ADHD. We explore why ADHD looks different from one child to the next, why a diagnosis is only the beginning, and how understanding your teen's brain can completely change the way you parent. Together, we talk about moving beyond shame and labels, recognizing the strengths that often come with ADHD, and making simple but powerful shifts that help your teen build confidence, self-awareness, and lifelong skills. As always, we come back to the idea that, parents, the change begins with us. In this episode on parenting a teen with ADHD, we discuss: Why an ADHD diagnosis is only the beginning, not the full pictureThe different types and presentations of ADHDHow ADHD often looks different in boys and girlsThe strengths and "superpowers" that can come with ADHDWhy parents often receive a diagnosis with very little guidanceHow changing your own parenting approach can transform family dynamicsThe importance of emotional regulation and distress tolerance as a parentWhy curiosity works better than criticism when your teen is strugglingPractical questions that help teens build self-awareness and problem-solving skillsHow reducing friction can make everyday tasks feel more manageableWhy apologizing to your teen can strengthen your relationshipThe value of meeting your teen where they are instead of where you think they should beMore about our guests: Lisa Miller Lisa is a certified Transformational Coach and Director of Classroom Matters, specializing in supporting neurodivergent individuals and their families. With over 20 years of experience in education, she helps people build executive function skills and achieve personal, professional, and academic goals. Tatiana Guerreiro Ramos As the other Director of Classroom Matters, Tatiana works alongside Lisa Miller as an educational advocate, consultant, and certified Transformational Coach. Tatiana works with Bay Area schools and organizations to offer customized professional development for teachers and administrators to better support all students, especially those with learning differences. Tatiana also works closely with families to help them access support and services for their students at school through the 504 plan and IEP processes. Looking for support? 🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan! 🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass. 🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens. Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com You can support the show by: → Leaving a review → Subscribing to the show → Sharing it with another parent! And remember parents, the change begins with us. Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

  3. 21 jul

    204. Parenting a Child With Autism: The Small Moments That Shape a Lifetime With Brittany Moser & Brady Esham

    Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd When your child is diagnosed with autism, it's easy to feel overwhelmed by questions about their future. Will they be okay? Am I doing enough? What actually helps? The encouraging truth is that it often isn't one big breakthrough that shapes your child's future. It's the small, everyday moments of consistency, belief, acceptance, and connection that leave the biggest impact over time. In this episode, I'm joined by Brady Esham, an autistic entrepreneur, mentor, and neuro-affirming systems architect, alongside Brittany Moser, an autism educator and co-founder of the Synchrony app. Brady shares the parenting choices that helped him grow into the confident, driven young adult he is today, while Brittany offers practical insights from years of supporting autistic students and their families. Together, we explore why believing in your child without lowering expectations can make all the difference, how focusing on strengths instead of deficits builds resilience, and why parents deserve just as much support as their children. If you're parenting a young child, teen or young adult with autism, this conversation is a powerful reminder that your presence, your consistency, and the way you show up every day matter more than you may realize. In this episode on parenting a child with autism, we discuss: Why the small moments of parenting often have the biggest lifelong impactHow acceptance and high expectations can exist togetherThe difference between supporting your kid and creating learned helplessnessWhy challenging behaviors often point to lagging skills instead of defiancePractical ways to build resilience, confidence, and a growth mindset in your child with autismThe importance of supporting parents alongside their autistic childHow mentors, community, and belonging help autistic teens and adults thriveResources that help neurodivergent young adults build meaningful connections More About Today’s Guests Brittany Moser Brittany Moser is co-founder of Synchrony, the Director of Learning Design in the Higher Education space and a respected Autism Specialist. With a Master’s degree in Autism Studies and extensive experience in NYC schools, she has dedicated her career to developing innovative tools and resources that enhance the lives of the autism community. Her diverse experience spans from direct support work in NYC schools to transforming organizational practices through her consulting work. Her commitment to understanding and meeting the diverse needs of this population, combined with her expertise in learning design, has established her as a trusted voice in both educational and corporate settings. She consistently seeks out opportunities to develop new resources and methodologies that better serve the autism community and create more inclusive environments across all sectors. Brady Esham Brady Esham, founder of Albus NeuroPolicy Solutions, LLC and Neuro-Affirming Systems Architect at Synchrony is an autistic published researcher, advocate, trainer, consultant with a focus on developing systems that allow all people who have a stake in the Neurodivergent community to feel validated and supported in their work through systems that highlight and honor cognitive differences and reduce cognitive load.  Albus NeuroPolicy Solutions as a company works to center the strengths of organizations and work with them to align their mission with their processes to optimize impact. Looking for support? 🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan! 🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass. 🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens. Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com You can support the show by: → Leaving a review → Subscribing to the show → Sharing it with another parent! And remember parents, the change begins with us. Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

  4. 14 jul

    203. Navigating Your Teen Driver's New Freedom and Responsibilities

    Handing your teen the keys to a car can feel like a huge milestone, for them and for you. It's exciting to watch them gain more independence, but if your teen has struggled in the past, it can also bring up a lot of fear. Can you trust them? Are you giving them too much freedom? What if something goes wrong? The truth is, there isn't one right answer. Every teen is different, every family is different, and every situation deserves its own thoughtful approach. But what if, instead of seeing a car as something you simply give your teen or help them finance, you viewed it as an opportunity? An opportunity to teach responsibility, build trust, practice healthy boundaries, and prepare your teen for adulthood.  When expectations are clear and consequences are discussed ahead of time, a car can become much more than transportation. It can become a valuable learning experience for your teen. In this episode, Seth and I unpack the many decisions that come with having a new teen driver. We talk about how to think through ownership versus borrowing a family car, why responsibility should always come before freedom, and how to support your teen's growing independence without letting fear or anxiety take over your parenting. In this episode on teen driver responsibilities, we discuss: How to decide whether your teen is ready for the responsibility of drivingWhether it makes sense to buy your teen a car, share a family vehicle, or have them earn one themselvesWhy responsibility should always accompany greater freedomHow to set clear expectations and boundaries before handing over the keysWays to rebuild trust if your teen has made unsafe choices in the pastHow to reduce power struggles by letting natural consequences do the teachingWhy your own fears matter and how to make decisions from a place of wisdom instead of anxietyHow to create the right amount of support and independence for the unique teen in front of you Looking for support? 🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan! 🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass. 🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens. Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com You can support the show by: → Leaving a review → Subscribing to the show → Sharing it with another parent! And remember parents, the change begins with us. Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

  5. 7 jul

    202. Why Does My Teen Lie? Understanding the Behavior Behind the Lies

    Before your teen can tell the truth, they need to feel safe enough to do it. When your child lies, it's easy to feel hurt, betrayed, or even disrespected. But what if their lying isn't about manipulating you at all? What if it's simply their brain's attempt to avoid pain, shame, or consequences? In this episode, Seth and I unpack one of the most frustrating challenges parents face: lying. Drawing from our own experiences as both, believe it or not, former teens, and adults working with struggling young people, we explore why lying is such a normal human behavior, why taking it personally often makes things worse, and how the way you respond can either create more defensiveness or open the door to honesty. Instead of focusing on catching your teen in a lie, we invite you to shift your attention to building the kind of relationship where accountability feels safe. Because while you can't force honesty, you can create the conditions that make it much more likely. In this episode on answering the question ‘why does my teen lie?’, we discuss: Why your teen isn’t lying out of disrespect, but a much more sensible reason.How power struggles, lectures, and accusations can unintentionally encourage more lying.The difference between creating accountability and trying to force a confession.Practical ways to respond when you know, or strongly suspect, your teen isn't telling the truth.Why curiosity and emotional safety are far more effective than proving you're right.How changing your own responses can help build more trust and honesty over time. Looking for support? 🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan! 🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass. 🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens. Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com You can support the show by: Leaving a review Subscribing to the show Sharing it with another parent! And remember parents, the change begins with us. Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

  6. 30 jun

    201. Why Repairing Your Relationship With Your Teen Matters More Than Getting It Right With Emil Harker

    You probably spend a lot of energy trying to prevent mistakes, avoid conflict, and get parenting “right.” But what if the real goal isn’t perfection at all? In this conversation, therapist and parent coach Emil Harker and I explore why conflict, misunderstandings, and even parenting mistakes are not signs that you’re failing. In fact, they may be some of the most important opportunities you have to strengthen your relationship with your teen. We talk about the pressure parents feel to be perfect, why so many parenting tools fall flat when they’re disconnected from genuine understanding, and how learning practical relationship skills can completely change the way you navigate difficult moments with your child. Most importantly, we share what it actually takes to repair trust after a rupture. I also share a recent parenting mistake that left me feeling embarrassed, ashamed, and convinced I had damaged my relationship with my son, until I remembered the very skills I teach parents every day. If you've ever worried that you've messed up too badly, said the wrong thing, or damaged your relationship with your teen, this conversation is for you. In this episode on repairing your relationship with your teen, we discuss: Why conflict is often the pathway to deeper connection with your teenThe difference between preventing problems and learning how to repair themHow validation helps teens feel safe enough to listen and learnWhy understanding your teen's experience matters more than winning the argumentWhat happens in the brain when teens feel understood versus threatenedHow parents accidentally make conflict worse by explaining, justifying, or defending themselvesThe role accountability plays in rebuilding trust after a mistakeWhy repairing your relationship with your teen matters more than getting parenting “right”A recent parenting mistake I made and the steps it took to “fix it”How practical parenting skills create hope, confidence, and stronger family relationshipsWhy perfection isn't the goal, and what to focus on instead Looking for support? 🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan! 🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass. 🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens. Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com You can support the show by: Leaving a review Subscribing to the show And remember parents, the change begins with us. Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

  7. 23 jun

    200. Navigating the First 90 Days After Treatment: A Parent's Guide With Brenda Zane from Hopestream

    FREE online workshop - June 24 from 5-630MT  Respond Like Yoda (When Your Kid Is Acting Like Vader) How to be grounded, avoid power struggles, and respond with clarity instead of reaction Register at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/yoda Bringing your teen home from treatment is something you've likely thought about for months. Maybe even longer. You miss them. You want them home. And yet, if you're honest, you're also terrified. What if they fall back into old patterns? What if treatment didn't "work"? What if all the progress disappears the moment they walk through the front door? In this special conversation, I sit down with fellow parent coach and podcast host Brenda Zane to talk about one of the most challenging, and often overlooked, parts of the treatment journey: the first 90 days after treatment. Many kids experience an emotional rollercoaster when they return home, and setbacks are more common than most parents realize. Unrealistic expectations can create unnecessary pressure on everyone involved. So let's talk about what the first 90 days after treatment really look like, what your teen may be experiencing beneath the surface, and how you can support both them and yourself through this challenging transition. If your child is currently away in treatment, or has recently returned, this conversation will help you better understand what both you and your teen may be experiencing during the first 90 days after treatment. In this episode on the first 90 days after treatment, we discuss: Why bringing a teen home from treatment is often harder than parents expectWhat teens may be experiencing emotionally, socially, and mentally after treatmentWhy setbacks, slips, and "blips" are common during the first 90 days after treatmentThe hidden challenges of rebuilding friendships and finding a sense of belongingHow treatment can leave teens with skills their peers don't yet haveThe role expectations play in creating stress for both parents and teensWhy curiosity is more helpful than panic when challenges ariseThe importance of creating a flexible home plan instead of relying on rigid contractsHow parental self-regulation can dramatically impact the transition homePractical ways to stay grounded when fear, anxiety, and uncertainty show up More about Brenda Zane Brenda Zane is a Mayo Clinic Certified health coach and CRAFT-trained parent coach. After her son struggled for years with a high-risk lifestyle and addiction, she started Hopestream, a podcast and online community to prevent other parents from experiences like hers. Looking for support? 🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan! 🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass. 🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens. Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com You can support the show by: Leaving a review Subscribing to the show And remember parents, the change begins with us. Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

  8. 16 jun

    199. The Parenting Tools That Help Teens Build Resilience and Confidence With Dr. Jerry Weichman

    You want to help your teen be resilient and feel more confident and capable of handling life's challenges. But when they're struggling, whether with mental health, motivation, school, substances, or simply growing up,  it's easy to slip into protection mode. You try to shield them from pain, solve their problems, and prevent mistakes before they happen. The problem? Confidence isn't built through protection. It's built through experience. In this conversation, I sit down with clinical psychologist and adolescent mental health expert Dr. Jerry Weichman to explore the parenting tools that truly help teens build confidence and resilience.  Why do so many parents feel overwhelmed and alone? How is today's digital world impacting families? And why is focusing on what you can control one of the most powerful mental health strategies available? We discuss it all. Dr. Jerry shares the mindset shifts and practical tools he's used with thousands of families, including how parents can support a struggling teen without trying to control them, why resilience matters more than ever, and what it takes to create healthier family dynamics in a world full of stress, distractions, and uncertainty. If you've ever wondered how to help your teen build confidence while also preserving your own sanity, this episode is for you. In this episode on helping teens build confidence, we discuss: Why helping your teen build confidence starts with changing your own mindsetThe difference between protecting your child and building resilienceHow today's digital world is affecting parents, teens, and family relationshipsWhy focusing on what you can control reduces stress and overwhelmThe parenting trap of trying to "fix" your teen's strugglesWhat to do when your teen knows the tools but refuses to use themWhy allowing mistakes can actually help your teen build confidenceHow resilience protects teens from anxiety, depression, and hopelessnessPractical mental health strategies for both parents and teensWhy parents need support, tools, and compassion tooHow Dr. Jerry's Raising Families platform helps parents navigate common family challenges More about Dr. Jerry Weichman Dr. Jerry Weichman, PsyD, a clinical psychologist, adolescent mental health specialist, and parenting expert, is the founder and creator of Raising Families, a free-to-access platform and trusted go-to resource for pro-active parents that provides real-life tools, systems and solutions for navigating today’s most common mental health challenges impacting children and families.  Looking for support? 🗺️Need help setting healthy boundaries with your teen AND following through? My free guide will help you do so by creating your own Parent Home Plan! 🧘Learn how to respond in hard moments, without losing your cool, the relationship, or yourself, inside my 6-week Boundaries Masterclass. 🤍Influence lasting change in yourself and your struggling teen with my private coaching or parent group program specifically created for parents of struggling teens. Have a question or need support? You can email me at beth@bethhillmancoaching.com You can support the show by: Leaving a review Subscribing to the show And remember parents, the change begins with us. Live workshop: Learning to live with (maybe even love) THE MANY FACES OF ADHD 🗓️ Monday, August 10, 2026 ⏰ 5:30-7:00PM MT  |  6:30-8:00PM CT  |  7:30-9:00PM ET 📍Live on Zoom (Recordings available)  Register now at https://bethhillmancoaching.com/adhd

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Your guide to parenting a struggling teen or young-adult, whether they’re home, transitioning home, or presently in treatment. Parents, say goodbye to exhausting confusion, overwhelm, panic and the unhelpful patterns that keep you and your family stuck. Learn how to develop healthy responses and set healthy boundaries with your teen instead of acting out of fear and anxiety. Experience the relationship-changing power of focusing on your own behavior instead of futile attempts to control your teen. Your guides to Parenting Post-wilderness are Beth Hillman, a life coach for parents of struggling teens and mom to a post-wilderness teen, and part-time co-host Seth Gottlieb, a wilderness therapy guide turned teen and young-adult recovery coach. Their unique combination of experience and training yields candid conversations chock full of practical, actionable tips and tools to smooth the challenges both parents and teens experience surrounding treatment.  Every week, you can expect conversations around: Parenting a struggling teen or young-adult;Setting healthy boundaries with your teen;Treatment options for your struggling teen or young adult;Bringing your kid home from treatment;Parenting skills to support your struggling child;Teen substance abuse, drug addiction, gaming addiction, suicidal ideation, or other teen mental health concerns;How to end power struggles and instead foster healthy communication with your teen or young-adult;And much more.Listen in to discover how parents like you have learned to influence equanimity in the home and rebuild connections with the teens they love. Connect with Beth on Instagram (@bethhillmancoaching) or find more information about working with Beth at www.bethhillmancoaching.com.

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