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Mar 21 •
🌿 Welcome to the RLSA Parent & Young Adult Community 🌿
We’re so glad you’re here! You’ve just taken a powerful step—not just for your teen, but for your whole family. This space is here to help you grow alongside your teen, with clarity, confidence, and connection. Here’s your quick-start checklist to get settled and make the most of this experience: 🗺️ Your Parent and Member (Young Adult) Onboarding Journey Let’s walk through it together. ✔ Celebrate each step—you're building momentum! ✅ Step 1: Introduce Yourself We’re a community, not a course. Start by sharing:→Who you are >> What you do >> Where you live >> If you have teens and their ages please mention >> If NO kids How old are you? >> What drew you to this community? Post your intro (below) ✅ Step 2: Book Your First “Nature & Nurture” Parent/Young Adult 1:1 Session with Heather or Mathew. This is your space for connection, reflection, and support.💬 Real conversations with real parents—guided by our team.📅 Mathew: https://calendly.com/matthewfinlin/rlsameetgreet Heather: https://heatherruthcoaching.as.me/RLSSupport ✅ Step 3: Go check out the FREE Classroom Portals: 💼Entrepreneurial Skills 😃Self Leadership 📖 E Books These will help you to understand the concepts we will be teaching to teens and young adults. ✅ Step 4: Download Your Quick-Start Tools to help you grow as a parent, or person. These tools help you bridge the learning from class to home. Here are some Free Resources: - “9-Minute Daily Connection Plan” for emotional bonding. - A simple “Family AI Safety Checklist” with immediate guidelines for safe AI use. - A quick-reference guide, e.g., "5 Emotional-Regulation Phrases to Calm Your Teen." ✅ Step 5: Celebrate Your Progress🎉 You’re doing the work—show yourself some love! Post in the group or comment on your wins, ah-ha’s, or even your questions. Remember: Progress beats perfection. Every step counts. 💡 Need help? Message our team any time through chat messages, or in the weekly Support Thread or drop a question in the community. You’re never alone here.
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Mar 13 •
FREE PDF ⭐ How To Make the Most of these Important 9 Minutes Each Day
We created a 9-Minute strategy guide for parents that's been crafted to strengthen the bond between parents and their kids. Please let us know in the comments whether you find this guide relevant and useful. And feel free to POST about your Real Experience after implement this strategy for a week or two
May 23 •
Helping Kids Build a Healthier Inner Voice
Social media doesn’t just entertain—it shapes beliefs. Teens absorb thousands of messages a day about what’s beautiful, successful, or worthy. It’s no surprise that their inner critic gets louder. As parents, we can help shape their inner coach instead. 💬 Try saying: ✔ “I love how you show up in the world—not just how you look.” ✔ “You don’t need to perform to be seen.” ✔ “Take a break if it’s making you feel small.” Ask: “Who do you follow that actually makes you feel more like you?” #MentalHealthForTeens #ParentingWithEQ #SelfTalkMatters
Jul 30 •
Hello from the Silence.Wishing you all well.
As you may have witnessed things are shifting in this space and community. Silence has been about re rooting into the work each of us are drawn to, to participate in for the greater good of the collective. I myself have been diving head first into parent and teen connection, helping families to formulate solid complete connection that will grow in adulthood. I utilize numerology as the guide and am loving the family readings I have been doing. I want to let you know, my work is expanding and helping parents formulate lasting relationships with their children is top of my heart. xo Heather
May 30 •
The Line Between Control and Responsibility
Owning Your Part Without Owning Their Path 💬 "There’s a difference between being responsible for your child and being responsible to them." Self-responsibility in parenting isn’t about micromanaging your teen’s journey. It’s about managing your own reactions, boundaries, and beliefs. You can’t make your teen calm. But you can model calm when things escalate. You can’t force your teen to be honest. But you can hold a boundary and build a home where honesty feels safe. 💬 Reflection Prompt: Where might you be carrying responsibility that isn’t yours? 🧭 Try this reframe: “My job isn’t to control the outcome. My job is to hold steady ground and guide with clarity.” 💭 What’s one thing you can let go of today that doesn’t belong to you?
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