Your teen has a testimony. But do they have the emotional tools for the hardest days ahead?
Maybe your teen wants to serve a mission — but anxiety, self-doubt, or big emotions keep getting in the way. Maybe they go quiet whenever a mission comes up, and you sense it's not a lack of testimony — it's fear they couldn't handle it. Or maybe college or leaving home is coming faster than either of you feels ready for. You've prayed about it. You've encouraged them. And you still lie awake wondering: will they be okay out there without me?
Homesickness, rejection, discouragement, and lonely days come for every missionary and every young adult. Preparation is what makes the difference between struggling through those days and growing through them. On this call, we'll look at where your teen is right now — and map out your next step for building their emotional resilience before they leave.
- Your teen is preparing for a mission, college, or leaving home — and you're worried they're not emotionally ready
- Anxiety, self-doubt, or overwhelming emotions are holding your teen back from things they want to do
- Your teen avoids the mission conversation, and you don't want to push — but you don't want to stay silent either
- Your teen's spiritual preparation is on track, but the emotional side feels like a question mark
- You want to help, but everything you try seems to add pressure instead of confidence
- You want to strengthen your own resilience so you can model it for your teen
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Where your teen is emotionally right now — and what readiness actually looks like for them
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One or two tools you can start using this week to build their confidence and calm
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Whether coaching is the right next step for your family — and what it looks like if it is
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A chance to talk it through with a mom and coach who understands exactly what's at stake
"I finally felt like someone understood what I was going through — and gave me actual tools."