Raising an Introverted Teen: Both Sides of The Story
“Please come out of your room”
Have you uttered those wishful words when your introverted
teen disappears for hours?
Initially, I was that parent who begged my daughter to be with the family and not look like she lost her best friend. I would pray for a family movie night where she’d make it through the whole movie before retreating to her room. This did not stop at home, she would have limited involvement with others in school, and even family gatherings drained her. I thought I was a bad parent, and I felt so helpless when I noticed her discomfort in social settings. After some time, I did my research and experienced a lot of trial and error to get to understand where we were and where we needed go. After putting these necessary steps in place we were well on our way. Finally, we have arrived at the happy, connected place my teen and I are in today. I since have become an even bigger support system to her and she has blossomed before my eyes. My introverted teen remains a straight “A” student and now has a new zest for life.
I am Tiwana, a Certified Life Coach, specializing in relationships and introversion. After much research, study and hands-on application, I have utilized my knowledge to improve my parent child relationship and even my home as a whole. I’ve been blessed to have helped many relationships, but more importantly parents, to better function with introversion in their teens.
We have shared our labor of love and experience with you, in hopes of bringing you closer to your introverted teen as well. Our success and failures in dealing with introversion and our joint desires to bond, led us to co-author Raising An Introverted Teen: Both Sides Of The Story.
Raising an Introverted Teen: Both Sides of The Story
(30/30 Questions) will help you in these...
7 Key Areas of Introversion:
30 Questions to Bond w/ Your Introvert over 30 Days
The task of communicating with your introverted teen can seem overwhelming at times. The feeling of intrusion we feel while pulling conversation out of them, can make the strongest parent a little weak. That is why I developed a system of asking my introverted teen an engaging question a day designed to enhance bonding.
Included is FREE access to the Facebook Group
Parenting An Introvert Private access for “Live” Q&A
Group access
If you are ready to understand how introversion affects a child from a childs perspective, this is for you! Enjoy!
Have you uttered those wishful words when your introverted
teen disappears for hours?
Initially, I was that parent who begged my daughter to be with the family and not look like she lost her best friend. I would pray for a family movie night where she’d make it through the whole movie before retreating to her room. This did not stop at home, she would have limited involvement with others in school, and even family gatherings drained her. I thought I was a bad parent, and I felt so helpless when I noticed her discomfort in social settings. After some time, I did my research and experienced a lot of trial and error to get to understand where we were and where we needed go. After putting these necessary steps in place we were well on our way. Finally, we have arrived at the happy, connected place my teen and I are in today. I since have become an even bigger support system to her and she has blossomed before my eyes. My introverted teen remains a straight “A” student and now has a new zest for life.
I am Tiwana, a Certified Life Coach, specializing in relationships and introversion. After much research, study and hands-on application, I have utilized my knowledge to improve my parent child relationship and even my home as a whole. I’ve been blessed to have helped many relationships, but more importantly parents, to better function with introversion in their teens.
We have shared our labor of love and experience with you, in hopes of bringing you closer to your introverted teen as well. Our success and failures in dealing with introversion and our joint desires to bond, led us to co-author Raising An Introverted Teen: Both Sides Of The Story.
Raising an Introverted Teen: Both Sides of The Story
(30/30 Questions) will help you in these...
7 Key Areas of Introversion:
- Awareness: becoming aware of the signs of introversion
- Assessing: to see if your teen is indeed introverted
- Learning: how to function with introversion
- Building: a stronger relationship with your teen
- Coping: learn tips to improve family outings and trips
- Planning: assisting your introvert plan for the future
- Follow Up: learn my failures so you can avoid them.
30 Questions to Bond w/ Your Introvert over 30 Days
The task of communicating with your introverted teen can seem overwhelming at times. The feeling of intrusion we feel while pulling conversation out of them, can make the strongest parent a little weak. That is why I developed a system of asking my introverted teen an engaging question a day designed to enhance bonding.
Included is FREE access to the Facebook Group
Parenting An Introvert Private access for “Live” Q&A
Group access
If you are ready to understand how introversion affects a child from a childs perspective, this is for you! Enjoy!
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