About Parenting Strategies for Impactful Parents: Parenting Tips for Moms and Dads of School-aged Children and Teenagers
Parenting Tips for Moms and Dads of School-aged Children & Teenagers
Welcome to the Impactful Parenting Podcast
The Impactful Parenting Podcast helps parents turn their chaos into connection with their children. Through meaningful stories, the podcast provides parenting tips for making family life easier!
Why? Because school-aged children bring different challenges to parenting that younger kids don’t! The Impactful Parenting Podcast provides help for raising your adolescent child.
So if you’re asking yourself questions like:
• "What age should a child get a phone?"
• ”Why is my teenager doing this?”
• "Does my child have ADHD or just high energy?"
• "How to talk to my teen about depression."
• ”Is anyone else experiencing this? I can’t be the only one.”
• ”What are outdoor learning activities for kids?"
Then YOU HAVE FOUND THE RIGHT PLACE!
Hi! I am Kristina Campos. I am the founder of the Impactful Parent and my passion is creating better relationships between parents and their children. I am a parenting coach, a teacher who has taught every grade level from Pre-K through high school, and most importantly, I am a mom of 4 kids! (Yep, those are my kiddos in the podcast photo).
The teen years don’t need to be difficult. Teenagers CAN have a special bond with their parents! Listen and discover the tools and techniques you need to create connections, build trust, and have a stress-free household. This is only the beginning! Let’s get started, together!
-Kristina Campos
Founder of The Impactful Parent
Finding Yourself Again When Life Rewrites Your Story | Maya Fort-Marshall & Kristina Campos
Have you ever looked in the mirror amidst school drop-offs, practice runs, and endless dinner prep and wondered: Where did I go? Who was I before everyone needed me to be everything?
If you’ve ever felt like your identity got lost in the daily grind of parenting—or if life handed you an unexpected plot twist—you are not alone.
In this inspiring episode of The Impactful Parent Podcast, host Kristina Campos sits down with author Maya Fort-Marshall to discuss her powerful debut memoir, Before You Were Everything. Maya shares her raw, moving, and surprisingly funny journey of navigating a messy divorce, a frightening cancer diagnosis, and sudden career shifts—all while continuing to show up every single day for her kids.
Together, Kristina and Maya break down what it really takes to rebuild your identity, remain transparent with your children without overwhelming them, and reclaim small daily rituals of self-care when your schedule is bursting at the seams.
In this episode, you’ll discover: • How to stay grounded in your own identity when parenting demands everything • The power of honest, age-appropriate communication with school-age kids • Why vulnerability with your children builds deep, lasting trust • Practical daily self-care rituals for extremely busy parents • How to stop trimming away the parts of yourself that give you life
Whether you are navigating a major life transition or simply trying to hold onto your sanity and selfhood amidst the chaos of raising kids, this episode will leave you feeling empowered, validated, and refreshed.
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📌 Resources & Links: • Visit The Impactful Parent website for parenting guides and resources: https://theimpactfulparent.com • Find Maya Fort-Marshall’s memoir, Before You Were Everything.
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10 Sept 2026
354: Preparing Neurodivergent Teens for College
Preparing Neurodivergent Teens for College
Is your neurodivergent teen truly ready to step onto a college campus and take charge of their independence?
Transitioning from high school to higher education is a massive leap for any child, but for students with ADHD, autism, or dyslexia, it comes with a unique set of challenges, rules, and opportunities. Watching your child struggle with focus, late-night study meltdowns, or organization can leave you asking: How on earth will they manage college on their own?
In this episode of The Impactful Parent, host Kristina Campos is joined by veteran professor and founder of Innovative Collegiate Consultants, Dr. Tara Williams. Together, they tear down common myths surrounding learning differences in college, discuss the massive shift in executive functioning demands, and break down how to build life-changing self-advocacy skills before move-in day.
Learn how to shift your parenting role from a ”manager” to a supportive ”consultant,” set up productive work routines at home, navigate accommodations, and help your child build a safety net to prevent burnout!
📌 CALL TO ACTIONS & HELPFUL LINKS:
🔔 Subscribe & Share: Enjoying the show? Subscribe to the channel and share this podcast with a friend who could use these insights!
📱 Download the Free App & Join the Community: Download the free Impactful Parent App and access valuable parenting tools at https://theimpactfulparent.com.
🎓 Get College Transition Support: Book a free consultation with Dr. Tara Williams and her team at https://innovativecollegiateconsultants.com.
📖 Read the Book: Grab a copy of The Neurodivergent Student Journey by Dr. Tara Williams on Amazon.
⏰ CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 - Introduction: Transitioning Neurodivergent Teens to College
01:38 - Common Misconceptions About ADHD, Autism, and Dyslexia in College
02:17 - Shifts in Executive Functioning and the Importance of Self-Advocacy
03:24 - IEP/504 Protections vs. College Accessibility Services
05:26 - Fostering Relationships with Professors and Creating Study Groups
07:02 - Overcoming Major Transition Challenges: Time Management & Organization
09:02 - How Parents Can Teach Executive Functioning Skills at Home
11:00 - Preventing Emotional Burnout & Managing Expectations
13:02 - What to Do If College Feels Overwhelming (Changing Majors & Alternative Paths) 16:48 - Shifting from Parent Manager to Academic Consultant 1
8:32 - Supporting Commuter & Community College Students Living at Home
19:52 - Essential College Accommodations & What Changes from High School
23:05 - Inside Dr. Tara Williams’ Book & Coaching Support Services
25:02 - An Impactful Encouragement for Overwhelmed Parents
3 Sept 2026
353: Unmotivated Boys. What can parents do?
Unmotivated Boys. What can parents do?
Is your son losing his drive, disengaging from school, or spending all his time glued to screens? You’re not alone, and it’s not just in your head! In this episode of The Impactful Parent, host Kristina Campos sits down with renowned family physician, psychologist, and best-selling author Dr. Leonard Sax to dive into the growing epidemic of unmotivated boys and underachieving young men.
Together, they unpack the six critical factors driving this shift—from school environments that alienate boys to video game displacement, ADHD medications, environmental endocrine disruptors, shifts in cultural masculinity, and online risks like AI-generated media and pornography. Most importantly, Dr. Sax provides actionable strategies parents can implement immediately to help re-engage their sons and turn things around.
📌 Calls to Action & Resources Mentioned
📲 Download the FREE Impactful Parent App & Explore Website Resources:
https://theimpactfulparent.com
📚 Learn More About Dr. Leonard Sax & His Books (Boys Adrift):
https://www.leonardsax.com
💻 Check Video Game Content Ratings:
https://www.commonsensemedia.org
⏱️ Timestamps
[00:00] - Introduction & Welcome with Kristina Campos
[00:46] - Introducing Guest Dr. Leonard Sax
[01:49] - Evidence That Boys Are Falling Behind
[05:04] - Factor 1: Changes in Education & Unfriendly Schooling
[12:44] - Factor 2: Video Games & Screen Time Limits
[19:50] - Factor 3: ADHD Medications & Motivation Effects
[26:48] - Factor 4: Environmental Toxins & Falling Testosterone
[31:26] - Factor 5: The Collapse of Cultural Masculinity
[38:21] - Factor 6: Online Influences, AI Porn, & Digital Risks
[43:28] - Parental Monitoring & Digital Controls
[44:25] - Rest vs. Disconnection: How to Spot the Difference
[45:53] - Practical Impactful Parent Tips & Wrap-Up
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