
About this episode
Our teens don't need fixing—they need our connection.
Addison and Juli sit down with their teens for an honest, eye-opening conversation about what parents often miss—social media pressure, identity struggles, and the deep need for real connection. Their kids, Asher and Sophia, share a powerful truth: teens aren’t broken, they’re being built. Watch now for practical guidance for choosing presence over fixing, listening over lecturing, and humble leadership over control—so you can create the safe, understanding home your teenager craves.
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