Unlock the essential conversation that's missing in most families - the pivotal "BLACKOUT PERIOD" of adolescence. If you've ever wondered why the teen years can be so turbulent in a family, you're not alone. In this episode, you are going to learn about the transformative years of adolescence and the crucial talks we often miss out on. I share from the heart – and from decades of experience – about guiding your family through these times with grace and understanding.
Show Notes:
Introduction to the most crucial family conversation that’s often missed.
Encouragement to involve the whole family, especially parents and children.
Importance of proactive learning to prevent future family issues.
The transition from childhood to adulthood around ages 12-15.
The concept of the "blackout period" in adolescence.
Challenges of young adults wanting independence but still being partly dependent.
Dr. James Dobson's comparison of the adolescent blackout period to space travel.
Navigating the blackout period with the right 'instruments' - good influences and choices.
The importance of communication between parents and teenagers during this transition.
The role of respect and manners in developing into a responsible adult.
Personal anecdotes from Dr. Rohm's experiences with his children and grandchildren.
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Dr. Robert A. Rohm is a well-known speaker, author, and expert in the fields of communication, leadership, and personality assessment. He is the founder of Personality Insights, Inc., a company that provides resources and training programs to help individuals and organizations improve communication and build positive relationships. Dr. Rohm has authored several books, including "Positive Personality Profiles" and "Taking Flight!: Master the DISC Styles to Transform Your Career, Your Relationships, Your Life". He is also a sought-after speaker and has conducted training sessions and seminars for businesses, schools, and organizations across the world.
