"How was school?" "Fine." "What did you do today?" "Nothing." "Is everything okay?" Eye roll.
Sound familiar?
You used to be close. They used to tell you everything. Now you get one-word answers and a closed bedroom door.
The hardest part? You don't know if you should push or back off. You're scared of saying the wrong thing and losing them completely.
Here's what most parents don't realise: Teenagers are supposed to pull away. That's their developmental job. But pulling away doesn't have to mean losing connection.
This 3-hour workshop shows you how to stay in their life - without pushing them out of it.
What you'll know:
๐ง Why teenagers shut down - the brain science of adolescence
๐ช How to keep the door open without forcing your way in
๐ฌ What to say (and what NOT to say) when they're upset
๐ฅ How to stay calm when they push every button you have
This isn't about "fixing" your teenager. It's about understanding what's happening and adjusting your approach so you're the person they come to when it really matters.
What you'll leave with:
๐ Workshop guide (PDF) with connection strategies
๐ฌ Scripts for difficult conversations (grades, friends, boundaries)
๐ Your personal action plan โ specific to your teen
๐ฅ 7-day access to the recording
๐ฅ Optional WhatsApp community for ongoing support
Who this is for: Parents of teenagers ages 12-17 who feel like they're losing connection and want to rebuild it - without pushing.
Who's leading this:
Preeti Toraskar, Founder of Young SoulTales. Expressive Movement Therapist (completing Master's, July 2026). Trained under Dr. Daniel Siegel (author of "Brainstorm: The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain"). Mother to a teenager - she lives this daily.
Limited to 25 parents - small enough for real interaction and Q&A.
They are not shutting you out forever. They're figuring out who they are. Let's help you stay connected while they do.
Event Venue
Online
INR 799.00 to INR 999.00
