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🎉 Holiday Special: 40% OFF for the First 10 Clients! 🎉 As we reflect on an incredible year, we’re proud to share that through our signature Resilience in a Hat workshop, we’ve supported over 500 students in building confidence, strength, and resilience. It’s been an amazing journey helping them overcome challenges and thrive! 💪 We believe individual coaching is just as powerful for personal transformation. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce this Holiday Discount: 40% OFF on all coaching packages for the first 10 clients who reach out! Whether it’s building resilience, improving time management, or achieving your goals, our academic resilience coaching is designed to meet you where you are and take you where you want to go. 📩 Ready to take the first step? Check out the link in the comments to book your coaching session now. Don’t miss this opportunity – it’s limited to the first 10 clients! 🎁 Here’s to a new year of resilience, growth, and success. Happy Holidays from all of us at Another View! 🎁

Parents, life can feel like a balancing act, managing a thriving career while supporting your young adult's academic journey. What if there was a way to make it all a little easier—for both of you? Introducing Flexible, Remote Academic Resilience Coaching for Families Just as coaching helps professionals excel in their careers, our personalized coaching sessions empower students aged 15 and up to thrive academically. Designed with your family’s busy lifestyle in mind, these sessions fit seamlessly into your schedule. Here’s how we support your family: • Flexible Scheduling: Fully remote sessions tailored to your unique timetable, ensuring learning complements your work and family commitments. • Targeted Academic Support: Every session is customized to address your student’s specific needs, whether it’s boosting grades, strengthening foundational skills, or building confidence that lasts a lifetime. We’re here to help your young adult succeed academically while giving you peace of mind. With less stress about juggling responsibilities, you can focus on your career knowing your teen is in great hands. If you’ve benefitted from career coaching, imagine the head start your young adult could gain with academic coaching designed for their success. Ready to make life a little easier and brighter for your family? Click here for a free initial interview! https://lnkd.in/enAMsc2z #CorporateParents #RemoteLearning #AcademicCoaching #WorkLifeBalance #Education #YoungAdultSuccess

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve just completed two "Resilience in a Hat" workshops with the students of The British School in the Netherlands! These sessions were all about equipping students with the tools to bounce back from challenges, setting managable goals, handling stress, and to grow stronger through adversity. It’s been inspiring to see the students engage and take steps toward building their own resilience! A big thank you to The British School in The Netherlands for partnering with us to support student well-being and personal growth. 💪 Stay tuned for more exciting workshops to come! #ResilienceInTeens #StudentWorkshops #TeenGrowth #ResilienceSkills #SupportingStudents

🚀 Over the last 6 weeks, we’ve been sharing insights on empowering parents to coach their teens through key developmental challenges. From fostering resilience to mastering communication, managing academic pressure, and preparing for life after high school, we’ve covered it all! 📅 Exciting news! We’re hosting a Parent-Coach Workshop soon, where we’ll dive deeper into these topics, giving you practical tools to support your teen’s growth. 💡 Topics we’ve discussed: 1. The Parent as Coach - Fostering resilience in your teen. 2. Mastering Communication - Boosting your teen’s confidence and lowering anxiety. 3. Coaching Teens to Overcome Academic Pressure. 4. Time Management - Freedom within boundaries. 5. Trust and Managing Social Stress. 6. Preparing Teens for Life After High School. 🌟 Want to join? DM us to sign up for this empowering session! Let’s equip our teens with the resilience and skills they need for a successful future! #ParentingTeens #ParentCoach #TeenResilience #WorkshopForParents #TeensAndParents

Coaching Your Teen Toward Independence and Confidence For the final week of our 6-week journey, we’re wrapping up with an essential aspect of teen development—encouraging independence and overcoming self-doubt. We want to thank everyone who has followed along and engaged with our series! 🙏 Your commitment to helping teens build resilience and confidence is truly inspiring. Self-doubt and anxiety often accompany the journey to independence during adolescence. As a parent-coach, your role is to guide and support your teen as they navigate new challenges, encouraging them to step out of their comfort zone. Here are some strategies to help boost their confidence and self-reliance: 🌱 Remind them of past successes: When your teen is hesitant or uncertain, remind them of the skills they’ve developed and past challenges they’ve overcome. It helps them see their own strengths and capabilities. 🎯 Set small, achievable goals: Encourage your teen to set realistic, short-term goals. Every small win boosts their confidence and encourages them to take on bigger challenges. 👐 Provide support, but allow mistakes: Be there to offer guidance, but don’t rush to solve problems for them. Letting them learn from mistakes builds resilience and teaches valuable life lessons. 💪 Encourage stepping out of their comfort zone: Celebrate when your teen takes on new challenges, even if they don’t succeed at first. The act of trying is an achievement in itself and helps them grow. By fostering independence and providing a safe environment to navigate their self-doubt, you’re helping your teen build the resilience they need to face life with confidence. 📖 For more on nurturing independence, check out Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers by Gordon Neufeld and Gabor Maté. Thank you to everyone who has been part of this 6-week journey! We hope these insights have been helpful, and we encourage you to continue fostering resilience, confidence, and independence in your teens. 🌟 #ParentingTeens #Independence #SelfConfidence #Resilience #ParentAsCoach #TeenDevelopment #GrowthMindset #ParentingSupport

Trust as the Foundation for Managing Social Stress For the fifth week of our 6-week journey, we’re exploring a topic that many parents find challenging—building trust with your teen to help them navigate social stress. Adolescence can be a minefield of social dynamics, from peer pressure to bullying, and these experiences can easily lead to stress and anxiety. As a parent, one of the most powerful ways to support your teen is by establishing trust. When your teen faces social challenges, whether it's pressure from peers or feelings of exclusion, being their safe, judgment-free space is crucial. It allows them to open up and share their feelings, knowing they won’t be judged. Here’s how to build trust while helping your teen manage social stress: 🛡️ Be their safe space - Listen without judgment, and create an environment where your teen feels comfortable sharing their thoughts and feelings openly. 🤝 Offer guidance, not control - Encourage your teen to handle social situations independently by offering support and advice, but resist the urge to take over. This empowers them and helps them build confidence. 🔍 Respect their privacy - Trust also means respecting your teen’s need for space. Be available when they seek advice, but give them the freedom to navigate their social world on their terms. Building trust reduces social anxiety and equips your teen with the resilience they need to handle social stress, now and in the future. 📖 For more on fostering independence and resilience, check out How to Raise an Adult by Julie Lythcott-Haims. #ParentingTeens #BuildingTrust #SocialStress #Resilience #ParentAsCoach #TeenDevelopment #MentalHealthMatters #EmpowerTeens

❓ Interested in a Workshop? ❓ We've been sharing tips to help parents foster resilience in their teens, and now we’d love to take it a step further! If you’re interested in an interactive workshop diving deeper into these topics, send us a message to learn more. Coaching Teens on Time Management - Freedom Within Boundaries For the fourth week of our 6-week journey, we’re focusing on one of the most important life skills for teens—time management. It can be tough for them to balance school, friendships, and extracurriculars without feeling overwhelmed. As a parent-coach, your role is to help them find the right balance between freedom and structure. Managing time effectively is all about setting priorities and being realistic. Work with your teen to develop a schedule that ensures their academic responsibilities are met, while also allowing for relaxation and social activities. This balance helps them feel in control and less overwhelmed by their to-do list. Here are some strategies to help: ⏰ Set clear, consistent boundaries: Establish boundaries around study time, screen time, and downtime. This structure gives your teen a reliable framework within which they can work, grow, and relax. 🗓️ Work on schedules together: Involve your teen in planning their weekly schedule. This collaboration not only helps with time management but also empowers them to take responsibility for their own time. 💪 Encourage ownership: Let them take charge of their tasks. By taking ownership, they learn to prioritize, which is a key aspect of resilience and long-term success. 🤸 Allow room for flexibility: A schedule that’s too rigid can feel overwhelming. Make sure there’s enough flexibility for spontaneous activities, hobbies, or just unwinding. Balance is key. By helping your teen learn how to manage their time, you’re not just preparing them for academic success—you’re equipping them with the skills they need to manage future challenges independently. 📖 For more on developing habits that build effective time management and resilience, check out The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Teens by Sean Covey. #ParentingTeens #TimeManagement #Resilience #ParentAsCoach #TeenDevelopment #FreedomWithinBoundaries #LifeSkills #EffectiveParenting

Coaching Teens to Overcome Academic Pressure and Low Motivation For the third week of our 6-week journey, we’re focusing on a common challenge for teens—academic pressure and low motivation. These can often lead to stress, self-doubt, and even burnout. As a parent-coach, your role is crucial in helping your teen manage these pressures constructively and regain their motivation. Instead of focusing solely on grades and outcomes, shift the focus to the effort and progress your teen is making. By working together to set realistic goals and develop a study plan, you can help them build the confidence and drive they need to keep moving forward. Here are a few coaching strategies to support your teen: 🍃 Set realistic goals: Break down larger tasks into manageable steps. This makes their academic workload feel less overwhelming and helps them stay motivated. 🍃 Focus on effort, not just results: Praise your teen for their hard work and persistence, not just the outcome. This reinforces the idea that growth comes through effort. 🍃 Celebrate small wins: Recognize and celebrate progress, no matter how small. This helps boost their confidence and keeps them motivated to tackle bigger challenges. 🍃 Reframe setbacks: Help your teen view setbacks as temporary and part of the learning process. Encourage them to reflect on what they can do differently next time, building their resilience and problem-solving skills. By adopting these strategies, you can support your teen in overcoming academic stress and fostering a growth mindset that will serve them well throughout their life. 📖 For more on nurturing a growth mindset, check out Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol S. Dweck. #ParentingTeens #AcademicPressure #GrowthMindset #Resilience #ParentAsCoach #Motivation #StudySkills #TeenDevelopment

Mastering Communication: Boost Your Teen’s Confidence and Lower Anxiety For the second week of our 6-week journey in fostering resilience in teens, we’re focusing on one of the most critical tools you can use as a parent—effective communication. As your teen faces increasing academic pressures and navigates the complexities of social dynamics, how you communicate with them can have a profound impact on their confidence and ability to manage anxiety. Instead of offering immediate solutions, consider the impact of active listening and guiding your teen to discover their own answers. When they’re feeling anxious or unsure of themselves, small shifts in how you communicate can make all the difference. Here are some strategies to help: 🔷 Practice active listening: Truly listen to their concerns. Ask open-ended questions like, “What do you think led to this?” or “What could you try differently?” This encourages them to reflect, problem-solve, and gain confidence in their decision-making. 🔷 Create a judgment-free zone: Encourage your teen to share their feelings without fear of being judged. Open, honest conversations can ease anxiety and reassure them that it’s okay to talk through their struggles. 🔷 Support rather than solve: Resist the urge to fix everything for them. Offering guidance while allowing your teen to tackle their challenges fosters independence and self-esteem. By focusing on these communication techniques, you’ll help your teen build the confidence they need to manage anxiety and face difficult situations with resilience. 📖 For more on nurturing your teen’s mind through communication, check out 'The Whole-Brain Child' by Daniel Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson. It’s a fantastic guide for fostering emotional and mental growth in young people. #ParentingTeens #TeenDevelopment #Resilience #ParentAsCoach #ConfidenceBuilding #MentalHealthMatters #EffectiveCommunication #GrowthMindset

The Parent as Coach: Fostering Resilience in Your Teen Parenting teens is all about transitions—moving from a hands-on approach to becoming a guide, mentor, and coach. One of the most powerful tools you can give your teen during this phase is resilience—the ability to recover from challenges and adapt to new situations. As parents, it’s natural to want to protect our kids from failure. But shielding them from setbacks can actually hinder their growth. Instead, think of yourself as a coach guiding them through life's inevitable hurdles—whether it’s an unexpected low grade, a tough social situation, or personal challenges they’re facing. Here are a few ways you can foster resilience in your teen: ✨ Encourage reflection: When things don’t go as planned, help them look back and reflect on what went wrong. Ask open-ended questions like, “What do you think you could do differently next time?” This helps build problem-solving skills and self-awareness. ✨ Promote a growth mindset: Reframe failures as learning opportunities. Emphasize that setbacks are part of the journey to success, and that improvement comes from effort and persistence. ✨ Offer support, not solutions: It’s tempting to jump in and “fix” things, but letting them take ownership of their challenges allows them to build confidence and independence. Be there to offer guidance without taking over the situation. By encouraging your teen to see challenges as opportunities for growth, you’re setting them up with a lifelong skill—the ability to navigate and bounce back from adversity with strength. This kind of resilience will empower them to face life’s obstacles with confidence, both in school and beyond. 📖 Want to dive deeper into the science of resilience? I highly recommend the book Ordinary Magic: Resilience in Development by Ann S. Masten. It’s a fantastic resource for understanding how everyday experiences can build resilience in young people. #Parenting #Resilience #TeenDevelopment #GrowthMindset #ResilienceInTeens #ParentAsCoach #LifeSkills #AcademicResilience