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16. Can You Build Connection and Still Expect Chores? Navigating Depression in Teens
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When your teen or older child is struggling with depression, anxiety, or emotional shutdown, it can feel kindest to let them off the hook with chores or responsibilities.
But what if that’s actually hurting their mental health more in the long run? In this episode, we unpack why responsibility—when introduced from the right energy—is not a punishment but a pathway to healing.
You’ll learn how small, doable tasks can help rebuild your child’s self-worth, restore dignity, and create momentum that leads to real emotional progress.
We’ll also explore what happens when well-meaning parents unintentionally create more instability by removing structure, and how The Miracle Cycle™ begins when the parent shifts their energy first.
Listen in and you'll discover how to build connection without lowering expectations—and how to lead your child back into wholeness through love-based leadership, not pressure or fear.
👉 Download the free Miracle Cycle guide to learn the 3-phase connection path that’s helping Christian moms rebuild trust and influence with their struggling child—starting with their own heart.
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