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In this episode, Dr. RJ shares his top three takeaways from his in-person transformative event for teenagers, F.E.W. He also shared that parents can join his private community by joining the waitlist at www.drrjjackson.com/waitlist. Finally, he discussed his desire to start a virtual book club for teenagers. If you are interested in your teen participating, fill out the form at www.drrjjackson.com/bookclub

In this episode, Dr. RJ encourages parents to take back their authority. Often times, parents unknowingly create an environment at home where teenagers are allowed to break rules and cross boundaries. This not only harms the relationship between the parent and child, but it also prevents the parental influence that is necessary for teenagers to maximize their full potential.

In this episode, Dr. RJ exposes the problems with parenting groups on Facebook. He also shares the number one change, as it relates to therapy, that could help millions of teenagers in this country. https://drrjjackson.com/waitlist/

In this episode, Dr. RJ describes the most effective style of parenting and that is "strategic parenting." Although, gentle parenting has gained popularity over the past few years, there are many limitations to that form of parenting. Dr. RJ invites parents who want to learn strategic parenting to schedule a consultation at https://www.drrjjackson.com/coachyourteen.

In this episode, Dr. RJ describes the unique dynamic between high achieving teens and parents that are considered "successful." This discovery can prevent your child from underachieving after graduation from high school.

In this episode, Dr. RJ discusses the most common "manipulation" tactics used by teens. They are very effective when parents are afraid to maintain boundaries in the home. Dr. RJ not only shares examples, but he also gives a solution. If you are interested in life coaching for your teenager, schedule a consultation at https://www.drrjjackson.com/coaching.

Dr. RJ discusses one of the most asked questions in his life coaching program, and thats how to punish their teenager in a way to get them to change their behavior. In this episode, you will learn when to punish and how to punish. Also, Dr. RJ shares his philosophy that is different than gentle parenting.

In this episode, Dr. RJ teaches parents about their teens' mindset and how it contributes to their resistance towards school, chores, and other activities they dislike. Parents will learn why willpower doesn't work for teenagers. Finally, Dr. RJ shares why it doesn't require years of therapy to help your teen. In some cases, it only requires five hours. If you are interested in scheduling a consultation to speak with a team member about Dr. RJ's program, go to https://drrjjackson.com/coaching. If you are interested in your teen attending Dr. RJ's in-person teen leadership conference in Austin, TX on April 14th, register at https://drrjjackson.com/few

In this episode, Dr. RJ discusses the importance of lifelines. Lifelines are memories of past experiences where a child overcomes. This creates a powerful source of motivation in any given moment. Dr. RJ explains how parents can rob their teenagers of these experiences by giving in to their demands. If you are a parent who would like to see a transformation in your child immediately, Dr. RJ wants you to join him in Austin, TX on April 14th. There, he will coach your child to overcome any struggles that are holding them back. You can register at the following link: https://www.drrjjackson.com/few

In this episode, Dr. RJ takes you through his journey with life coaching and what he discovered to be the fastest transformation in teenagers. Whether your child struggles with confidence, motivation, social media addiction, procrastination, anger, anxiety, or depression, it is possible for your child to make a massive change in one day. Dr. RJ is hosting a in-person life coaching experience for teenagers on April 14th in Austin, TX. Tickets are only $49. You may purchase at the following link: https://www.drrjjackson.com/few