You're Not Alone in This Journey
Parenting a teenager today presents unique challenges that traditional approaches simply can't address. What worked during childhood often leads to frustration during adolescence.
Do conversations with your teen frequently escalate into arguments? Does your attempt to connect result in silence or closed doors? The emotional distance can feel overwhelming, but there's hope.
This workshop provides the psychological insights and practical tools you need to rebuild connection and understanding with your teen.
🗓 Sunday, August 3rd | ⏰ 11:00AM – 1:00PM
Online LIVE Stream (₹999): REGISTER NOW
In-Person Event (₹5,000): SOLD OUT
In-Person Event (₹5,000): SOLD OUT
Meet Your Facilitator
Sneha
Psychologist | Author | Founder
With over 18 years of experience working with families and adolescents, Sneha brings a unique blend of psychological expertise and practical parenting wisdom to her workshops.
As the founder of ISRA, she has helped hundreds of parents transform their relationships with their teenagers through evidence-based approaches that foster connection rather than conflict.
Her warm, non-judgmental approach creates a safe space for parents to learn, reflect, and grow—even when discussing the most challenging aspects of raising teens.
Why This Workshop Matters Now
Today's teenagers face unprecedented challenges—from social media pressures to academic stress in competitive environments. Meanwhile, parents struggle to navigate a parenting landscape that looks nothing like what they experienced growing up.
The gap between understanding and misunderstanding can widen during adolescence, creating patterns that may persist into adulthood. This critical window offers an opportunity to establish healthy communication that will serve your relationship for decades to come.
Research shows that teens with strong parental relationships show greater resilience, better mental health outcomes, and make healthier choices. Your presence at this workshop isn't just about solving today's parenting challenges—it's an investment in your child's future wellbeing.
