Stillwater Academy

Stillwater Academy For over 30 years we have been helping families Learn, Live and Lead

Stillwater Academy gives teens the chance to step out of their destructive patterns, make a choice to change for the better, make good decisions, experience real success, develop healthy relationships, and then move back into a new & better life that many of them and their parents may have not dreamed possible.

06/01/2026

POV: asking the strict parent for literally anything 😅

I am a family therapist and if you want to learn more proper parenting education, make sure to follow!

05/29/2026

Teen therapist reacts 👀

I'm a family therapist, and if you want more parenting education make sure to follow!

05/27/2026

1 way to set boundaries that actually works 🧊

Want your kid to open up to you? Follow for more parenting education!

05/26/2026

When a teenager is defiant, reactive, or emotionally unavailable, the instinct is to reach for more structure, more consequences, or more pressure. But what happens when those responses not only fail — they make things worse. In this episode, Scott Jones of the Attuned Parent Podcast explains why ...

05/25/2026

What happens when we give that first phone to our kids? 📱

Follow for more parenting education on raising kids in the digital age!

05/22/2026

4 everyday behaviors that actually scream childhood trauma 💔

I am a family therapist and if you want to learn more parenting education make sure to follow!

05/20/2026

How much screen time should your kid have? 📱

Follow for more parenting education on tech boundaries that actually work!

05/18/2026

When your teen rolls their eyes, snaps at you, or shuts down completely — it feels personal. It can feel like rejection. And when everything looks like disrespect, the instinct is to clamp down. But what if you’re misreading the moment? In this episode, Scott Jones breaks down the critical diffe...

05/18/2026

Boundaries that will improve your teen’s life 🚧

1️⃣ House Rules and Flexibility
Set clear rules, but leave room for choices. When teens know what’s expected and get to practice responsibility, they feel safer and more confident.
2️⃣ Respectful Communication
Disagreements happen, but yelling and insults don’t help. Calm, respectful talks build trust and keep doors open.
3️⃣ Emotional Boundaries
Support your teen without leaning on them emotionally. They need to feel cared for, not responsible for how adults feel.
4️⃣ Privacy with Safety
Give your teen space while keeping clear safety limits. When teens feel trusted, they’re more likely to open up when it really matters.
5️⃣ Digital Limits
Set clear screen rules and slowly give more freedom. This protects sleep, lowers online stress, and helps steady their mood.
6️⃣ Time and Routines
Regular sleep, homework time, and downtime help teens feel grounded and handle stress better.
7️⃣ Caregiving Limits
Kids can help at home, but they shouldn’t carry adult problems. This keeps anxiety lower and lets them stay kids.
8️⃣ Conflict Rules
Handle tough moments without threats or aggression. Calm boundaries make home feel safer for everyone.

Why it matters:
👉Teens don’t just want boundaries, they need them. Clear, consistent, and compassionate limits give safety, reduce anxiety, and build connections.

Follow for more tips to understand your teen’s world, set boundaries that actually work, and build a stronger connection!

05/15/2026

How to trigger your teen in less than 60 seconds ⚠️

If you want to learn more about teen emotional regulation and connection from a therapist, make sure to follow!

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