$17 · For parents of high schoolers, ages 14 to 18 · 44-page PDF, instant download
So your teen walks out the door ready, and always knows the way back.
You don't need one perfect talk before move-in day. You need many small conversations across the high school years. This guide gives you scripts for the twenty that matter most for young people leaving home today, whether they're headed to college, work, the military, a trade program, or a gap year.
What's inside
Scripts for 20 conversations, from asking for help and loneliness to fentanyl, money, sports betting, AI, consent, and roommates
A simple five-step method that gets teens thinking, not tuning out
A year-by-year guide to which talks to have when
The adult paperwork to set up at 18, and a before-you-go skills checklist
A launch plan, prompts for a letter in the suitcase, and wallet cards
This is for you if
The countdown to graduation has started and you're wondering what you've missed
You want your teen prepared for real-world situations, not just college applications
You want them to know they can always call home
$17 · For parents of high schoolers, ages 14 to 18 · 44-page PDF, instant download
So your teen walks out the door ready, and always knows the way back.
You don't need one perfect talk before move-in day. You need many small conversations across the high school years. This guide gives you scripts for the twenty that matter most for young people leaving home today, whether they're headed to college, work, the military, a trade program, or a gap year.
What's inside
Scripts for 20 conversations, from asking for help and loneliness to fentanyl, money, sports betting, AI, consent, and roommates
A simple five-step method that gets teens thinking, not tuning out
A year-by-year guide to which talks to have when
The adult paperwork to set up at 18, and a before-you-go skills checklist
A launch plan, prompts for a letter in the suitcase, and wallet cards
This is for you if
The countdown to graduation has started and you're wondering what you've missed
You want your teen prepared for real-world situations, not just college applications
You want them to know they can always call home