Episode

Parenting Today's Teens - I Mustache Mark a Question: Double Lives, Depression and Difficult Conversations

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Faith Radio On Demand
Published
Sep 18, 2026
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1785
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Summary

In this Q&A episode, Mark addresses some tough challenges parents are facing with their teens today. He answers listener questions on supporting a teen dealing with depression and drug use, how to respond when teens show no interest in talking about relationships and what to do if you feel desperate about getting your child help — especially when resources are tight. Mark also shares advice for parenting special needs teens, managing explosive anger outbursts, and what to do when your 18-year-old ignores chores and becomes glued to video games. All throughout, Mark emphasizes the importance of realistic expectations and knowing when to set firm boundaries as you guide your teen through an ever-changing culture. Stumped by your teen's behavior? Ask Mark about it! Send in your questions at markgregston.com