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Hosted by Ben Pugh · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 325 episodes
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This podcast will help parents of teens keep life's struggles as a teen, and as a parent of a teen, in perspective. Parents will learn real tools to help them help their teens. They will learn how to build a rock solid relationship with their teen so they will have a powerful impact and a positive influence on their teen's life.
Ben Pugh hosts IMPACT: Parenting with Perspective, a kids show with 325 episodes published.
"Send Ben a text" Worrying about your teen may feel like part of being a good parent. But worry doesn’t protect your teen. It doesn’t predict the future. And it rarely helps you prepare. Instead, it can make you practice
"Send Ben a text" Have you ever felt like you're trying so hard to connect with your teen... but nothing seems to work? In this episode, I sit down with a former coaching client who shares how one small shift changed her
"Send Ben a text" What if your teen still wants to connect with you, just not in the way you expect? A lot of parents think, “My teen wants nothing to do with me.” He stays in his room. He gives one-word answers. He wear
"Send Ben a text" If you feel like you're always reminding, arguing, or trying to get your teen to make better choices, this episode is for you. Many parents think they need to control their teen to help them succeed. Bu
"Send Ben a text" Most parenting advice sounds good. Be more consistent. Set better rules. Use better consequences. Say the right words. Stay calm. But what if the real problem is that most advice points you at the wrong
"Send Ben a text" What do you do when your teen wants more freedom, but the trust is broken? In this episode, I talk with Brayden, a teen I’ve coached who went from almost no trust with his parents to earning more freedo
"Send Ben a text" Do you feel like you are always reacting to your teen? You ask a question. They push back. You get frustrated. They shut down. Then you feel guilty. In this episode, I talk with Sarah Mueller, a mom of
"Send Ben a text" Giving your teen a voice can feel risky. You want him to learn responsibility, but you also do not want him running the house. You want less pushback, but you do not want to become a pushover. In this e
"Send Ben a text" When your teen says, “I’ll do it later,” it can feel like they are ignoring you, avoiding responsibility, or trying to start a fight. But “later” does not have to turn into a power struggle. In this epi
"Send Ben a text" Summer with your teen should not feel like a full-time job. But if you are always reminding, chasing, checking, nagging, and managing everything, it is no wonder you feel worn out. In this episode, Ben
"Send Ben a text" Do your boundaries with your teen always turn into fights? You ask him to get off the game, do his chores, go to bed, or follow a summer rule… and suddenly you are in another battle. In this episode, Be
"Send Ben a text" Do you and your teen keep having the same fight over and over again? Maybe it’s about chores, screen time, sleep, attitude, or video games. And with summer coming, you may already feel stressed about wh
"Send Ben a text" Is your teen struggling right now? Maybe he is stressed, frustrated, disappointed, or ready to give up. And as a parent, you may want to jump in and fix it. But what if your teen needs some struggle? In
"Send Ben a text" Is your teen staying up too late, sleeping through alarms, and walking around tired all day? You might think your teen has a sleep problem. But what if sleep is not the real issue? In this episode, Ben
"Send Ben a text" If your teen keeps breaking the same rules… and nothing you try is working… this episode is for you. Most parents think they have a behavior problem. But that’s not the real issue. You don’t have a beha
"Send Ben a text" Is your teen lazy… or are you just looking at it the wrong way? In this episode, we break down why your teen might not be motivated—and why it’s not what you think. Most teens aren’t lazy. They’re motiv
"Send Ben a text" In this episode, Ben and Nola Gephart talk about why teens want freedom but often avoid responsibility—and what parents can do about it. You’ll learn how to stop rescuing your teen, empower them to grow
"Send Ben a text" If you feel like you’re repeating yourself every day—and your teen still doesn’t listen—this episode is for you. “Be home on time.” “Do your homework.” “Get off your phone.” And nothing changes. Most pa
"Send Ben a text" What if your teen isn’t the problem? Most parenting advice tells you to fix their behavior. Get them to listen. Change their attitude. But what if that’s exactly why it’s not working? In this episode, I
"Send Ben a text" You said “I’m sorry”… But your teen is still upset. Now what? Most parents think an apology should fix things. But with teens, it often doesn’t—and that’s where the frustration starts. In this episode,
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IMPACT: Parenting with Perspective is hosted by Ben Pugh. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 325 episodes.
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