Finding Strength Podcast

Finding Strength Podcast

Finding Strength Podcast

  • 101: Through Their Eyes: A Teen’s Perspective on Parenting and Life - Ezra Quackenbush

101: Through Their Eyes: A Teen’s Perspective on Parenting and Life - Ezra Quackenbush

Monday 24th February 2025

Join Matt, Brindy, and their son Ezra as they discuss parenting, therapy, and the teen experience in a candid and insightful conversation.
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A Teen’s Take on Parenting: Insights from Ezra Quackenbush

Episode Overview

  • Open communication between parents and teens is crucial.
  • Understanding the pressures teens face can improve family dynamics.
  • A good therapist should focus on positive aspects and build trust.
  • Parents should stay involved in their child's therapeutic process.
  • Teens need to feel seen and appreciated by their parents.
Don't let your client or kid focus on the bad. Always try and bring them up.
Ever wondered what it's like to see the world through a teenager's eyes? In this episode of Finding Strength, hosts Matt and Brindy Quackenbush sit down with their 17-year-old son, Ezra, for a candid chat about parenting, family dynamics, and the inner workings of a teen's mind. Ezra shares his experiences with therapy, shedding light on the unique challenges teens face today.
They touch on the pressures of making good decisions, the importance of friendships, and how parents can better understand their kids' inner worlds. Ezra offers his perspective on what makes a good therapist and the value of open communication within the family. The conversation is filled with humour, honesty, and invaluable insights that can help bridge the gap between parents and teens.
If you're curious about the teenage experience or looking for ways to improve your relationship with your own kids, this episode is a must-listen.