The 5 day TRUSTED Challenge
Monday, Oct 7th - Friday, Oct 11th

Confidently guide your teen
through their most tumultuous years.

WITHOUT reading all their texts, devouring their journal, or
learning about their life from the mom of one of their friends.

It's time to stop worrying about your teen.

You’ve spent too many lonely nights awake, drowning in self-doubt and guilt, sure you are failing as a parent.  Every time “Super-Mom” posts happy family photos on Instagram or talks about her teen’s many accomplishments, your loneliness deepens.

All you really want is the connection you used to have with your child. You miss the days when they’d tell you everything, laugh with you, and seek your advice. You miss them.

You’re living with a stranger who barely acknowledges your presence. The silence is deafening, and the guilt is suffocating your motivation. The pain of watching your child struggle and feeling completely shut out is heartbreaking.

You’re not alone, but it sure feels that way, doesn’t it? 

Imagine your teen coming home from a rough day at school and inviting you into their room to cry on your shoulder and ask for your advice. ​

Introducing

The 5 day TRUSTED Challenge

5 simple things parents can do to get their teens to trust them

Here's what you'll learn:

(no one else uses my TRUSTED Method)

The reason your teen struggles to trust you.

Grasping this one concept will put you light years ahead of most parents of teens.

The top 3 things you can do to gain your teen's trust.

There are 3 major mistakes I see the majority of parents make with teens. All 3 destroy trust.

How to regularly learn and apply TRUSTED principles.

You've spent too much time on random advice from Instagram. You need a proven system.

And How You'll Learn It

5 Quick Lessons

Each day of the challenge will include a
LIVE 15 minute lesson with a 15 min Q&A.
The last day will be 60 min and
include LIVE coaching.

5 Simple Action Items

Each day of the challenge you'll get an action item you can apply in 10 minutes or less.

3 "Say This, Not That" Printables

Each day of the challenges you'll get an example of things you can say (and what NOT to say)
to your teen as you work to apply what you're learning.

Hi, I'm Kristen!

You can become your teen's (and pre-teen's) trusted go-to, and I'd love to show you how!

I LOVE teenagers!

I have 4 kids. Three have successfully left home, and we have a very close relationship, but I'm lucky I still have one left at home with me! I'm still navigating teens.

Teenagers get a bad rap.

Being a teen is HARD. And while parenting teens can also be hard, my mission is to remove the negative stigma around the teen years. I help parents break the code so they can have FUN during the teen years without giving up on seeing their teens thrive.

I've helped hundreds of parents grow a solid relationship with their teen(s).

I've been raising teens or helping others raise teens for over a decade and while I'm far from perfect, I've learned that I don't have to be. I just have to be trustworthy. I can't teach you how to be the perfect parent, but I CAN teach you to be trustworthy.

The 5 day TRUSTED Challenge

Monday, Oct 7th - Friday, Oct 11th 10:00 MT; Virtual on Zoom

Recordings available until Monday, Oct 14th

$197 $29

You could...
continue trying to fix your relationship on your own
But that hasn't worked so far and time is running out.
The teen years are short.
You could...
keep binge srolling Instagram looking for parenting help
But you're never going to find advice tailored to your specific situation.
And the "picture-perfect" parenting you'll find to compare
yourself to can get discouraging.
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FAQ's

While the teen years are often where trust issues start to surface, they aren’t the only time you can work on building trust.  This challenge is great for parents of kids ages 10 and up!

Yep! You’ll me with me and other moms like you each day face to face (on Zoom).

You’ll have access to the recordings thru Monday, August 5th.

Imagine your teen coming home from a rough day at school and inviting you into their room to cry on your shoulder and ask for your advice. ​

That can be YOUR reality.