313. Love is Flexible. Bend, Don't Break

About this episode

Heather Frazier discusses how emotional flexibility can enhance parenting and improve connections with teens.

What's your favorite TV show? Today I talk about how the stories we love can teach us emotional flexibility—and how that flexibility expands our ability to love our teens well. In this episode, I share the three parts of structured flexibility that help us connect better, find more happiness, and express love more effectively as parents. If you've been feeling stuck, rigid, or unsure how to respond well when things don't go as planned, this conversation will help you bend instead of break. To more fully understand, embrace and implement what I teach, book a free Discover Your Disconnection Pattern call with me. There is a solid reason you're feeling stuck, broken, or are hurting. I will help you discover it so that you can heal it. I firmly believe that your weaknesses can become your strength. Let me show you how. xoxo

People in this episode

Host: Heather Frazier

Topics covered

• emotional flexibility
• parenting
• teen challenges
• connection
• love
• happiness

Keywords

• emotional flexibility
• parenting tips
• teen relationships
• structured flexibility
• love
• happiness
• connection

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