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Attention Parents of Teens  –

You just asked a casual question, and they respond with an attitude.  Before you know it, voices are raised and your kids have shut you out. Suddenly you’re the bad guy.  You’re at your wits end and you don’t know what to do.

How can you stop fighting and start talking again?

 

I’m Fern Weis, parent coach, and I help parents navigate the years from pre-teen to young adult with confidence and calm, while preparing their children to be happy, successful, independent adults.

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You love them so much and imagined that you would always have a close relationship.  Now you get eye-rolling and attitude. Do you remember when they were little and they came to you to tell you their secrets and snuggle up for a hug?   Where did that sweet child go?

Middle school came and things suddenly changed.  They’re disrespectful, apathetic and they know everything.  And your relationship is nothing like you imagined it would be.  You fight with each other, and end up frustrated, worried and sad.  Sometimes all you want is to lock them in their room for a few years… but deep inside, what you want, more than anything, is for them to ask you to go for a walk with them, or to knock on your bedroom door and say, “Mom, can I ask you something?”

And that’s what I do.  I restore relationships between parents and their children.  And I do it in a very unique process.  It’s a 3-month semi-private coaching program, “How to Love Them AND Let Them Go”.   Meeting weekly for three months, a small group of moms comes together to repair and transform their relationship with their teen.  With proven techniques, coaching, skills practice, and the support of other women who know what you’re going through, you will become the trusted adult that your teen will want to turn to.  Our weekly sessions will  help you sharpen those skills until they are automatic and comfortable.  You’ll also have up to three, 15-minute SOS sessions with me, when you need some quick feedback on an urgent situation.

And when that relationship is transformed, you will be the trusted guide to help your child achieve more and be prepared to be out on his own, when the time comes.  It just doesn’t get better than that!


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“Fern helped my new husband and me sort out how to co-parent my 19 and 20 year old daughters when they came home on breaks and extended visits during the summer. She helped us clarify our goals and set a plan for how we could all work together to make the house run smoothly. I was amazed how well things went at our family meeting and now, three weeks later, how they are still going well. Fern has an easygoing way about her that made my husband very comfortable with her advice. I highly recommend her as a family coach.” Nancy Candea, Director, Yoga Impact, NJ

“I was looking for a way to bring character and integrity back into my parenting after long years of divorce struggles, and the bitterness and strife those too often bring, when I met Fern Weis. Her presence, her receptivity to everything a parent needs to share, her warmth and caring drew me in immediately. Her insights as a parent, her commitment to the priorities of the “Biggest Job” program, her skills as a coach – all combined to build a sturdy foundation on which I could explore the most difficult feelings and experiences a parent can have.

“When I became a parent, there was almost no support – no manual, no “For Dummies,” and I lived far from my relatives. I wish I had found Fern then, whose sharing of her own experiences, joys, sorrows, strength and hope for herself, her family, and all of us, carried me a long way on my own journey. If you need to build a better parenting foundation, for goodness’ sake, call Fern!” B. D., New Jersey