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Your teen isn't the only one going through a coming out process. You are too, and most parents skip past their own.

From shock to true acceptance, there are six distinct stages parents move through after a child comes out. Naming them makes the hardest parts- the guilt, the denial, the shame- survivable instead of silent.

In this episode, you'll learn how to:

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Tuesday's six stages aren't just something to understand — they're something to practice.

This week's Butterfly Effect gives you one small action for four different moments in your teen's coming out process, from staying present in silence to knowing exactly when to step back.

In this episode, you'll learn how to:

Practice being a "witness" instead of an invest...

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Looking for support but not quite sure what type? We've got you covered!

Did you know that your teen may be going through the hardest, most private season of their life right now and showing you almost none of it?

Coming out isn't one conversatio...


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The unlearning doesn't stop. It just gets quieter, and quieter isn't the same as finished.

This Butterfly Effect episode picks up Tuesday's quarterly check-in with one small practice: catching the reflex to label someone before you actually know anything true about them.

In this episode, you'll learn how to:

Notice the moment you want to label someone's gender ...

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Love is proven by what you're willing to unlearn. This is a check-in on that, for you and for me.

Year-one unlearning is loud: fear, shame, and often a full religious deconstruction, and impossible to miss. What comes after is quieter and easy to...


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