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Welcome to Single Parenting Reset Show — The go-to podcast for single parents (single moms and single dads) of tweens and teens to reduce screen time, improve communication, and build stronger family connections.
Hosted by Tess Connolly, LCSW, a parent and family coach who understands the unique challenges of solo parenting. Each episode offers practical behavioral strategies, confidence-building tools, and real-life support for single parents. You'll get help managing screen time, improving co-parenting dynamics, and building lasting connections with your teens and tweens — one episode at a time.
If you're ready to raise emotionally healthy, confident kids while reclaiming your calm as a single parent, you're in the right place.
Hosted by Tess Connolly, LCSW, a parent and family coach who understands the unique challenges of solo parenting. Each episode offers practical behavioral strategies, confidence-building tools, and real-life support for single parents. You'll get help managing screen time, improving co-parenting dynamics, and building lasting connections with your teens and tweens — one episode at a time.
If you're ready to raise emotionally healthy, confident kids while reclaiming your calm as a single parent, you're in the right place.
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semiweekly
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28 minutes
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Anglais
États-Unis
303 épisodes
depuis 10 septembre 2021
episodic
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It's almost midnight. You see the glow of a phone under your teen's blanket—the same phone they agreed to leave on the kitchen charger. You're tired, upset, and wondering whether this is now a fight about trust.
In Episode 303 of the Single Parenting Reset Show, Tess Connolly walks through a practi…
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The argument about the phone got loud. Your teen walked away, and now you’re replaying what you said. How do you go back without turning your apology into another argument?
In Episode 302 of the Single Parenting Reset Show, Tess Connolly gives you three sentences to say after you yell at your twee…
You’re at a family dinner when your teen snaps, “Can we stop talking about me? This is so annoying.” The table goes quiet. You feel embarrassed, upset, and suddenly aware that everyone is watching your response.
In this episode of the Single Parenting Reset Show, Tess Connolly explains how to tell …
In September 2021, Tess pressed record on her first parenting podcast episode while feeling absolutely terrified that millions of people might hear it. They did not—but that vulnerable beginning became the start of five years, 300 episodes, and a body of work centered on one essential belief: the r…
You ask your teenager to put down the phone, do a chore, come home on time, or change the way they're speaking to you—and suddenly you're in a power struggle.
But what if the problem isn't the limit you're setting?
What if it's how you're entering the conversation?
In this short, practical episode …
You know something is wrong.
Your teenage son is quieter than usual, irritated, withdrawn, or clearly upset.
So you ask:
“What happened?”
“Are you okay?”
“Did something happen at school?”
And all you get back is:
“I’m fine.”
Or worse:
“Mom, leave me alone.”
When you’re worried about your child, it …
Your teenage son may be taller than you, stronger than you, pushing for more independence—and acting like he needs you less.
But that doesn’t necessarily mean he needs less connection.
In this episode of The Single Parenting Reset Show, I’m joined by relational and men’s coach Mike Elliott for an h…
You tell your teen it’s time to put the phone away.
They say:
“One more minute.”
You wait.
Then you ask again.
And suddenly a simple phone limit turns into a full-blown power struggle.
If this happens in your house, the answer usually isn’t repeating yourself louder, threatening a bigger consequenc…
You tell your teen it’s time to put the phone away.
They say, “I’m almost done.”
Ten minutes later, you’re asking again.
And suddenly you’re no longer talking about a phone.
You’re arguing about fairness, trust, independence, and whether you’re “too controlling.”
If screen-time limits keep turning …
Your teenager looks you in the eye and says:
“You can’t make me.”
Those four words can make a parent feel as though their authority is being tested—and that they need to win the moment immediately.
But responding with “Oh, yes I can” usually turns the original issue into a power struggle. Now the c…
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