The Teen Life Podcast
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The Unexpected Loss of a Parent with Malaya Bizaillion
We all dread the unexpected – we worry, plan, and avoid it at all costs. In the first episode of this series, we are talking to Malaya Bizaillion about life after the unexpected happens. At just 9 years old, Malaya lost her mom, Jenny Ross Bizaillion, following an unexpected illness that took her life only 19 days after going to the hospital. Now as a graduating senior in high school, Malaya shares her story with grace and wisdom. Malaya gives hope in the midst of loss and is an incredible voice for teenagers who are living life in the midst of the expected burden of loss.
What Homeless Teens Can Teach Us About Belonging
Benny Nowell talks about how far teens will go to find belonging & how adults can support teens by encouraging them to find positive acceptance.
Strengths Are Better Than Weaknesses
In this episode of Season 3 of the Stay Calm, Don’t Panic! Podcast, Chris Robey talks with Dr. Becky Taylor about the importance of helping adolescents focus on their strengths rather than their weaknesses. While it is easy for us to point out our own flaws, improving strengths are a greater motivator. Join the conversation with Dr. Taylor and find out how you can encourage teenagers to use their strengths to become more successful!
Disappointment Isn’t a Bad Thing
In this episode of the Stay Calm, Don’t Panic! Podcast, Chris Robey is joined by Dr. David Fraze to discuss the affect of disappointment on teenagers. Is disappointment all bad? Is rescuing our children the best answer? Jump into this great conversation and hear ways to help push and equip students to face challenges and disappointments.
Life at High School & Successful Students
Lindsey and Tammy are counselors at two very different schools. Listen for insight into what students are facing and tips to make life at high school better.
The 5 “A’s” of Connection
Counseling expert, Beverly Ross offers 5 ways to get better at connecting with others. Get tips for making your home or classroom safe places for connection.