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☀️ FREE LIVE EXPERIENCE FOR PARENTS OF ANXIOUS TEENS ☀️
📅 Wednesday 29 July
🕖 7.00–8.00 pm (UK)
💻 Live on Zoom
🎥 Replay included
Led by Dr Rebecca Mount, Mum and Clinical Psychologist with over 20 years’ experience supporting children, teenagers and families.
When Family Life Starts Revolving Around Your Teen's Anxiety
Stop wondering if you're helping or making things worse. Give yourself one hour to make sense of what's happening so you can respond in ways that genuinely help.
Reserve your free place
Enter your name and email below and I’ll send you the Zoom link and replay.
Does this feel familiar?
Perhaps you've found yourself wondering...How did we get here?
How did school mornings become so stressful?
Waking up each day wondering whether they'll make it through the school gates.
How did family plans become so complicated?
Wondering if they'll cope... or whether you'll end up leaving early again.
How did every decision start feeling so loaded?
Constantly weighing up whether you're helping... or somehow making things worse.
And how did anxiety gradually become the thing family life revolves around?
If those questions feel familiar...
You're not alone.
This isn't another webinar full of strategies.
If you've been parenting an anxious teenager for a while, you've probably already:
• read articles
• listened to podcasts
• watched videos
• tried different approaches
And perhaps you're still wondering...
Am I helping?
Am I making things worse?
This Parent Experience isn't about giving you more information.
It's about helping you finally make sense of what's really been happening.
Because once we understand how anxiety gradually reshapes family life...
we're in a much better position to begin changing it.
During this Parent Experience you'll discover...
✔ Why understanding often changes everything that comes next.
✔ The hidden reason your family feels 'stuck' in anxiety—and how to break the cycle.
✔ Why your 'parental instincts' might be backfiring—and the simple shift that changes everything
✔ How family life really can begin growing again.
Who this is for
This Parent Experience is for you if...
✔ You're parenting an anxious teenager.
✔ Family life increasingly revolves around anxiety.
✔ You're exhausted from trying to get it right.
✔ You spend a lot of time wondering whether you're helping or making things worse.
✔ You'd love to feel calmer, more confident and less alone.
This event is designed for parents and carers rather than professionals.
Why now?
As one school year comes to an end, many parents tell me they're hoping the summer will bring a chance to breathe.
But it can also bring new worries.
Will they leave the house?
Will they see friends?
Will September simply bring the same struggles all over again?
If any of those thoughts feel familiar...
I'd love you to join me.
My hope is that you'll head into September feeling calmer, clearer and more confident.
Imagine if...
Instead of waking each morning wondering whether today will be another battle...
You felt calmer.
More confident.
And understood why your child was struggling.
Not because everything had magically changed overnight.
But because you were no longer facing it without a map.
If you're anything like the parents I speak to, you're probably exhausted from trying everything you can think of.
When anxiety continues to shape everyday life, it's easy to find yourself walking on eggshells, changing plans, avoiding difficult situations and wondering if you're helping or somehow making things worse.
If that sounds familiar, perhaps it's time to try something different.
About Dr Rebecca Mount
I'm a Clinical Psychologist who's spent over twenty years helping children, teenagers and families navigate anxiety.
Over the years I've learnt that parents don't simply need more strategies. I’ve seen too many wonderful parents lose themselves in their child’s struggle, and I believe that when a parent finds their footing, the whole family finds its way back.
That's exactly why I created this Parent Experience.
P.S. Even if you can't make the live Zoom on the 29th, register anyway. I’ll send you the replay so you can watch it when the house is finally quiet.