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When her kids were young she parented intuitively which worked pretty well. Then they hit the teen years and life became chaotic, tense, and drama-filled. This weeks guest felt worried, angry, frustrated, scared, and exhausted.
She told her kids what they “should” do and what they “need” to do. She offered her wisdom and told them why they were wrong and what the “right” way was.
And when none of that worked, she punished them. The result was more conflict, arguments and they shut her out.
Like most parents, she read books, listened to podcasts, and speakers, but nothing seemed to worked.
In 2016, she found a program which showed completely new parenting communication strategies that dramatically changed her relationship with her children and made her house a  more calm and peaceful place to be.
These strategies and tools were so life changing that she knew she needed to get this information into the hands of as many parents as possible.
Jeanine Mouchawar is a professional life coach who specializes in helping parents navigate the challenges of raising teenagers.
Her coaching services aim to provide parents with the necessary tools and techniques to create a more harmonious relationship with their teenagers.
Parents gain the skills needed to set boundaries, encourage responsibility, and empower their teens to become the best versions of themselves.
One of the key goals of Jeanine’s coaching is to help parents reduce drama and conflicts in their parenting journey. She believes in providing simple and easy-to-implement solutions to everyday challenges, allowing parents to feel more relaxed and confident in their teen’s choices. Through her guidance, parents can foster an environment of ease, where meaningful conversations and connections can thrive.
 
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