The group shared personal updates and discussed various challenges of parenting teenagers, including maintaining connections and managing independence during the transition to middle school. They explored strategies for engaging with children through open

This session blended TeamZen updates, podcast developments, and heartfelt community sharing. The group discussed communication practices, thank-you emails, and potential gifts for TeamZen members, as

In Zen Talk number 206, the hosts and attendees engage in discussions that cover various topics, including technical and housekeeping issues with the Circle app, and personal anecdotes about parenting challenges. The conversation also explores three of Ka

In this ZPR Live session, Todd and Cathy bring Zen Parenting back to Team Zen with a lively check-in that pivots to the big theme of the season: launching kids to college. They swap real-life stories

Todd & Cathy discuss college drop offs, equipping our kids to stay safe at school, and keeping ouselves sane.

We discussed an 18 year old son’s unwillingness to support the family system, Byron Katie’s “The Work”, and Soiling the nest- right before they leave home (for college, work, etc.), often become more defiant, withdrawn, irritable,

Hi Team Zen,The meeting focused on preparing parents and guardians for their children’s college experience, with hosts Todd and Sweetie leading a discussion that covered various aspects of college preparation and transition. The conversation explor

Hi Team Zen,We just wrapped our 200th Zen Talk, and we couldnt be more grateful for this community. Thank you for showing up, sharing openly, and helping us create a space where connection and growth thrive.In Zen Talk #200, we dug into the complex rea

10:42 1. Big Life Transitions The group opened up about the emotional ups and downs of their kids graduating, applying to college, or switching schools. Whether it was excitement, anxiety, or just trying to stay present, everyone shared how theyre navig

Cathy and Todd discuss “Adolescence” as well as support Millie with her 7th grade son’s friendship challenges.