www.Maya4Life.com is a program set up for teens to build self-esteem, self confidence, and learn to seek internal validation for who they are as opposed to the external validation they are emersed in all day long with social media platforms. Building a teen with self confidence and strong values in a key to living a long and healthy life. It takes a village to raise a young person and sometimes parents can use an extra set of eyes and ears for their kids to talk to about everything from social media pressures, drinking, vaping, sex, suicide ideation, self awareness, self esteem, and how to create their own teen brand that they want to be know for an identify with. Get to Maya4Life and book a call today!
What is the MAYA for Teens and Tweens Program?Hello and welcome to Maya, Self Worth for Young Adults, Teens and Tweens. At MAYA, we believe in cultivating genuine confidence and nurturing self-esteem that stems from within. True validation isn't found in overachievement or perfectionism, but in embracing your authentic self with compassion and understanding.Our mission at MAYA is to help young people break free from the cycle of EXTERNAL VALIDATION DEPENDENCE and discover their true worth, foste
How to Get Your Teenager to Clean Their Room - 3 Tips to End the Endless Fighting and YellingHey Curt, so I've been thinking about one of the biggest fights that teenagers and parents have and it's over keeping your room clean or cleaning your room after it's gotten a little bit out of hand. I was definitely one of those kids who had an incredibly pristine room and then all of a sudden it looked like a hurricane came in and everything was on the floor and nothing was in a drawer and it was so ov
Teach Don't Preach - The Power of Role-Modeling in Parenting Teens Who Learn by Actions Not WordsPreeti Davidson (00:00.974) Hey Curt, so there's three teen boys in your household. What's that like? Is there a lot of pulling out of hair? Is there a lot of yelling? You would think with three teen boys and a lot of testosterone, but actually having kind of worked on my parenting and worked on myself and what I want to be like as a parent, I think I see a real big difference in parents who teach ve
Go to www.Maya4Life.com for information! The conversation discusses the issue of teenagers keeping their rooms clean and offers alternative strategies to address the problem. The main takeaway is that parents should try something different instead of resorting to yelling and punishment. The conversation emphasizes the importance of understanding that messy rooms can be a form of rebellion and self-expression for teenagers. The suggested strategies include making the bed every morning and hanging up long-sleeved shirts. The conversation also highlights the significance of role modeling and creating a dialogue between parents and children. Preeti Davidson and Curt Dalton are team leaders at MAYA.
Takeaways ● Try alternative strategies instead of resorting to yelling and punishment. ● Understand that messy rooms can be a form of rebellion and self-expression for teenagers. ● Make the bed every morning and hang up long-sleeved shirts as a starting point. ● Role model tidy habits and create a dialogue with your children.
Sound Bites "One of the biggest fights that teenagers and parents have is over keeping your room clean." "Doing something different doesn't mean your parents weren't good parents." "Messy rooms can be a way for great kids to express their anger and frustration."
Chapters 00:00 Understanding the Reasons Behind Messy Rooms 03:17 Trying Different Approaches to Room Cleaning 06:36 The Importance of Role Modeling 08:20 Breaking Generational Patterns and Creating an Inclusive Environment
What Drug Should You Worry about the Most as a Teen Parent? Alcohol - Blessed by Role Models as OkayWhat am I asking you? Which drug should teen parents be most worried about? Or which, what alarms you the most? However you want to phrase it in your way. So I know my answer. So, Curt, in your household, what are the substances that you're most worried about when it comes to your kids as a parent? Great question.Curt: I definitely think this might surprise people having been an editor of over, I
Are You a Member of the Cult of Overachievement? - Addicted to External Validation?The conversation explores the concept of the cult of overachievement in our society and its impact on children. It discusses the pressure to constantly achieve more and the pursuit of external validation. The conversation also delves into the role of social media in exacerbating this pressure and the negative effects it can have on children's mental health. Maya, a program that aims to counteract the negative effe
How Much Does Your Teen Think about Suicide or Self-Harm? A. Never B. Always C. 2 Hours D. 18.5 Min.Preeti (00:00.534)Hey Curt, how's it going?Curt (00:02.707)Excellent. How are you doing, Preeti?Preeti (00:04.406)I'm okay. I'm okay. I've been thinking a lot about a really difficult topic that I think it's important for us to address and one that we think we can help with at MAYA. And that is the alarming increase in teen suicide rates. Over 60%. We've seen a 60 % increase in the last 20 years o
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