This week, we are joined by Dr. Virginia Koch, PhD - leadership expert, Catholic coach, and founder of Knots Untied Coaching - to explore how parents and mentors can work in harmony with teens.
Dr. Koch shares her unique perspective from decades of working with college students and her Catholic approach to coaching. She dives into the modern challenges teens face, from social media and loneliness to finding purpose and faith.
Together, they discuss building self-awareness, strengthening family bonds, and supporting teens through both struggles and growth, all while keeping virtue and faith at the center.
You’ll find encouragement and practical wisdom in this heartfelt conversation. Don’t miss Dr. Koch’s tips, resources, and a special prayer for families at the end of the episode!
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