Parenting Today's Teens

If your child is getting off track, let the consequences of his actions bring him back on course.

When recommended by a doctor, prescription drugs can drastically improve a teen’s quality of life. But many teens today are abusing legal medications in order to cope with stress and anxiety. Today on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston addresses the sensitive topic of teens who self-medicate.

Allowing a child to own the consequences of his behavior.

Sometimes, the best option for an older teen that’s struggling is to let him strike out on his own.

The need for personal boundaries in your family.

Conflict in the home is a sign that change is happening.

Are you exhausted from worry? Relax, God can be trusted!

It’s hard to love a teenager who challenges our boundaries and pushes our buttons. But what about when he crosses the line—and doesn’t even regret it? This weekend on Parenting Today’s Teens, Mark Gregston helps moms and dads respond appropriately to rebellious teens that don’t seem sorry.

A struggling teen can always be steered in the right direction, no matter how off-course they’ve been.

In order to raise kids in this generation, parents have to adjust their style.