Building Bridges: Dr. Crystal Collier on Healing Family Dynamics
Episode Overview
Dr. Crystal Collier's insights into adolescent development and recovery offer valuable guidance for parents and educators The episode discusses the impact of social media on teenagers and the importance of consistent prevention programming Dr. Collier's upcoming projects, including children's books and a new website, highlight her commitment to providing valuable tools for parents and educators The conversation sheds light on the challenges of modern parenting, the influence of technology, and the alarming trends in adolescent mental health Whether you're a parent, educator, or mental health professional, this episode offers valuable insights and practical strategies for supporting the well-being of teenagers and families
I made up a word, neuro whereabouts, because I wanted parents to understand, you know, not only where their children are in the world, but where their child's brain is, which developmental stage, and how they can parent toward that and know what's coming online, what's not, so they don't have unrealistic expectations about how a kid should show up.
Ever wondered how to bridge the gap between you and your teen? In this episode, Dr. Crystal Collier dives into the nitty-gritty of fostering healthier family relationships. Drawing from her extensive experience in adolescent brain development and addiction recovery, Dr. Collier shares practical advice that’s both insightful and easy to implement. Whether your teen is struggling with substance abuse or you’re simply looking to strengthen family bonds, this episode has something for you. Dr.
Collier’s work, which includes award-winning prevention programs and resources for schools and families, offers a treasure trove of strategies to help parents understand and support their children better. From tackling the impact of social media on mental health to navigating the complexities of modern parenting, this conversation is packed with actionable tips. Perfect for parents, educators, and mental health professionals, Dr. Collier’s insights are sure to leave you feeling more equipped to handle the ups and downs of raising teenagers.