Why ‘Tough Love’ Is the Wrong Answer for Struggling Teens?
Parenting Teens, Struggling Teens Chris Coulter Parenting Teens, Struggling Teens Chris Coulter

Why ‘Tough Love’ Is the Wrong Answer for Struggling Teens?

Tough love doesn’t build resilience, it pushes teens into silence. When struggling, they don’t need more pressure; they need to feel heard. Adding stress triggers shutdown, not motivation. Real growth happens when teens feel supported, not judged. Instead of pushing harder, try listening first. Because the strongest foundation for success isn’t fear, it’s trust. Your teen needs you, not just your rules.

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Schools Are Failing Our Kids, And It’s Not Just About Grades
Mental Health Education Chris Coulter Mental Health Education Chris Coulter

Schools Are Failing Our Kids, And It’s Not Just About Grades

Schools are failing to address the mental health crisis among youth. 1 in 5 Gen Z Canadians haven’t felt happy in the past year, and fun levels have plummeted since 2019. Academics alone won’t prepare kids for life: emotional resilience, social skills, and well-being must be prioritized. It’s time for schools to take responsibility. The future of Canada depends on it.

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1 in 4 Teens Have No Friends: Why Our Kids Are Struggling

1 in 4 Teens Have No Friends: Why Our Kids Are Struggling

We’re in a friendship recession—1 in 4 Canadians have zero close friends, and social anxiety is skyrocketing. Gen Z is lonelier than ever, with fun levels dropping drastically since 2019. Digital connection has replaced real friendships, leaving kids isolated. This crisis isn’t just sad—it’s shaping their future. It’s time to rebuild connection, one real conversation at a time.

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Why Your Teen’s Rebellion Might Be the Best Thing for Your Relationship
Mentorship, Parenting Teens Chris Coulter Mentorship, Parenting Teens Chris Coulter

Why Your Teen’s Rebellion Might Be the Best Thing for Your Relationship

Parenting a teen can feel like a battle, but what if their pushback isn’t rebellion, but growth? That first eye roll, that first "No". It’s not about defiance; it’s about independence. The challenge? Staying connected while giving them space to grow. A mentor can bridge the gap, offering guidance without the daily battles. Because the teenage years aren’t a war zone, they’re the foundation for their future.

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Why Mental Health Could Be the Missing Piece to Better Grades

Why Mental Health Could Be the Missing Piece to Better Grades

Stress is at an all-time high for students, but mental health is the invisible factor often overlooked in academic success. Depression, anxiety, and stress affect focus, motivation, and memory. Teaching emotional intelligence, addressing mental health in schools, and seeking support can make all the difference. Your men

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