Combating Teen Anxiety: An Online Course for Parents

 

Combating Teen Anxiety is a self-paced online course that gives parents practical tools for understanding their teen’s anxiety, staying steady during the hard moments, and rebuilding connection at home.

It’s ten modules long, you can work through it on your own schedule, and your teen can join any module they’d like.

I created it because so many of the parents I work with feel the same way: watching their teen struggle and not knowing what actually helps.

Is This Course for You?You might be in the right place if:

  • One pre-consultation interview (online available) to assess for candidacy, gain insight, and identify obstacles.  We will also target unpleasant beliefs, body sensations, emotions, or images from which you are seeking relief.
  • Assessments to identify symptoms you’d like to alleviate, your attachment style, areas of activation or triggers, strengths you’d like to enhance, and memories or experiences that still need attention and soothing.
teen girl in therapy wearing a jean jacket

What’s Inside

The course is organized into ten modules. Most take 60 to 90 minutes, and many parents work through one a week.

  1. Know Your Values in a Meltdown. How to stay grounded in what matters most when emotions run high.
  2. Mindset Matters. How the way anxiety is framed at home shapes how teens respond to it.
  3. Achievement and Setting Expectations. Supporting a driven teen without adding to the pressure.
  4. Regulate Your Nervous System. Calming tools for you first, so you can help them.
  5. Having the Difficult Conversations. Opening topics teens tend to avoid.
  6. Talking About Sex. Approaching a hard subject with clarity instead of panic.
  7. Shame and Negative Beliefs. Recognizing the quiet beliefs that fuel anxiety.
  8. Replacing Unhealthy Habits. Swapping coping patterns that backfire for ones that help.
  9. The Art of Letting Go. Giving your teen room to grow while staying connected.
  10. Own Your Authenticity. Modeling the self-acceptance you want for them.

What’s Included

  • More than 20 training videos
  • Downloadable worksheets for each module
  • Audio versions you can listen to on the go
  • A curated resource list
  • Three guided calming practices, including a breath-and-movement technique for meltdowns and two short visualizations
  • Lifetime access, so you can revisit any module as your teen grows 

Course or Therapy?

The course is designed for parents who want practical tools and a clearer understanding of what their teen is going through. It isn’t a replacement for therapy. If your teen’s anxiety is getting in the way of school, sleep, friendships, or daily life, one-on-one therapy for your teen may be the better next step, and many families use both together.

If you’re not sure which fits, a free 20-minute consultation is a good way to talk it through.

About Gina

I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 26 years of experience, an EMDRIA Certified EMDR Therapist, and a mother of three. I’ve worked with teens and their parents for most of my career, and I’ve seen how much changes when parents have the right tools and feel less alone in the process. This course brings that work into a format you can use at home.

Common Questions

Who is this course for? It’s written primarily for parents of teens who are struggling with anxiety. Teens are welcome to join any or all of the modules alongside you.

How long does it take? There are ten modules of roughly 60 to 90 minutes each. Many parents complete one a week, but it’s fully self-paced, and you keep lifetime access.

How much does it cost? The course is a one-time payment of $495, with immediate access after enrollment.

Is this the same as therapy? No. It’s an educational course for parents, not individual treatment. If your teen needs more support, I offer one-on-one therapy for teens in Eagle, Idaho, and online throughout Idaho and California.

Where do I access it? The course lives on a secure online learning platform. You’ll receive login details as soon as you enroll.

Ready to Get Started?

You don’t have to figure out your teen’s anxiety on your own. Start where it makes sense for your family.