That’s a wrap for the book, For the Sake of Our Youth! But Tessa isn’t done talking! She’s going to continue discussing the cultural impact on our kids with guests, stories, cases, and continued conversations. Tessa’s ready to bring up issues that aren’t covered in her book as well! Get ready for another set of informative and resourceful episodes headed your way!

Listen as Tessa shares the importance of practicing atonement at home, how to teach our kids the importance of it and also the need for atunement within the family.

It can be really scary when your family doctor tells you your child may need some anti depressants or mood stabilizers. It’s scary trying to figure out when is the right time or how to bring it up to your child/teen. Listen as Tessa shares her thoughts on medication, therapy and how to navigate through the uncertainty.

Many times families don’t know where to begin or even what the benefits might be for limiting (or completely getting rid of) screens. Listen as Tessa interviews founder of ScreenStrong.com, Melanie Hempe. Melanie shares her story with her son who became addicted to video games and led their family to become screen free. Every parent can benefit from hearing her story! Visit www.ScreenStrong.com for more information!

We’re all so tired, so why can’t we fall asleep?? Listen as Tessa shares some great tips and tricks to help your kids fall asleep fast (and yourself as well!)

Listen as Tessa shares the 3 elements needed for emotional maturity and how we can parent our children to help develop these elements faster.

How to keep our motivation going through ANY tough situation...and how to help our kids find strength to struggle through!

Hurt people hurt people! Tessa’s philosophy to get through hard relationships, hard emotions and teaching her kids how to become self aware. This needs to be understood to handle cyberbullying and tough teenage years.

This is a hard one but necessary! Because it’s suicide prevention month, let’s figure out why we need to talk to our kids (even if we aren’t worried) and how to do that!

Instead of that easy fix (screens) we can teach our kids how to cope in a healthy way to get through this hard life. You can start TODAY by challenging them and allowing the struggle of boredom, anger and discomfort that will soon lead to exploration, creativity and self soothing!