Some teens tell their parents everything. Others only give a one-word-answer. But according to a recent study... TEENS ARE 2× MORE LIKELY TO HIDE THE TRUTH FROM THEIR PARENTS — Research from Johns Hopkins University
| How they're feeling | Gender identity | Drugs |
| Anxiety | Intrusive thoughts | Vaping / Smoking |
| Depression | Cutting | Gaming |
| Suicide | Pornography |
"The communication with our son has improved dramatically."
"You have gotten our son to read the scriptures and pray on a regular basis. We couldn't have asked for anything more! Whitney S."
"It is amazing how quickly this de-escalates the tension in the room."
"I know this works because I have seen it first hand in my own home. And they are all gospel principles."Some teens seem very confident and some hide in the back. Some show up every Sunday, and some have never stepped into a church building.
They may be having a good day, or they might be ideating suicide. You might think they're a good kid, or they might be hiding things from you. Whether you think they’re uplifting or a menace to society...
...AFTER THIS FIRESIDE...
You will notice a difference in your ward members. You will see the difference in class participation. You will see it in their countenance. They will start to serve more in their community.
Parents will learn 8 psychological factors and gospel principles that will teach them to identify their children’s struggles. They will know what to say. They will know how to say it. And they will know when to say things that will help their children.
Look forward to chatting with you...
💬 Text Brother Aaron Myers (801-783-3776)