Presented by Jacqueline Noble,
Clinical and Counselling Psychologist
Raising EQ is the parent support arm of my work as a psychologist. It exists to help parents of teens learn how to stay steady when emotions run high, so they can set boundaries without blow-ups, and build a calmer, more connected home.
This is not therapy. This is practical guidance to help parents learn how to navigate teenage emotions and build emotional leadership.
Why every conversation turns into an arguement...and what to do instead!
If it feels like every conversation with your teen turns into an argument… it’s because there are a few really common patterns that quickly turn everyday conversations into power struggles.
Once you can spot them, you can change them.
In this video, let me show you how.
I invite you to download the free pdf below which includes some phrases to use instead.
Raising EQ: Parenting Teens Toolkit
Each toolkit provides practical tools and real-life strategies to handle conflict, manage your own emotional responses, and guide your teen without constant arguments or power struggles.
Is this boundary
worth it?
Learn to recognise when a boundary is truly important and when it’s driven by stress or overwhelm. Be able to choose your battles with more clarity and calm. And respond in ways that protect both your authority and your relationship.
Boundaries without
blow-ups
This toolkit shows you how to hold boundaries calmly, clearly, and without escalating the situation.
Stay calm when your teen pushes your buttons
Parenting teens can be deeply triggering. The tone, the attitude, the resistanc, it can all build up until you snap, react, or say things you later regret.
This toolkit helps you understand what’s happening in those moments and how to respond differently.
We'd like to acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation - the traditional custodians of the land we live, create, and practice on.
We pay our respect to Elders past, present and emerging.
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