Parent Groups Work When Your Kid is Struggling

September 8, 2025

Parenting a middle schooler can feel like a part-time job in crisis management. One minute your kid is fine, the next they’re in tears because of a TikTok or a friendship fallout. Doing it all on your own? Exhausting.


That’s where parent groups come in.

Here’s Why Groups Are Different

  1. You realize it’s not just your kid:- When another parent says, “Mine freaked out over the same thing,” it’s like someone lifted a weight off your shoulders.
  2. You get practical strategies:- Instead of guessing, you hear what’s actually working for other parents. No reinventing the wheel—just real tools you can try at home.
  3. You become less reactive:- Groups give you regulation tools, so you’re calmer when your kid is spiraling. That changes everything in your home.
  4. You feel supported:- Parenting COVID kids is uncharted territory. Having a group reminds you you’re not walking it alone.

The Transformation

Parents leave these groups saying;


  • "I don’t feel like such a failure anymore.”
  • “I know what to say when my kid melts down.”
  • “I can finally enjoy my child again without so much stress.”

The Next Step

You don’t need to white-knuckle parenting. The Middle School Parents Group is a 10-week space to get backup, learn tools, and feel steady again.


You’ve got this and now you’ll have support too.

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