The Brave Girl Project Blog
Helping tween and teen girls—and their parents—navigate friendship challenges and build confidence. Find the tools and resources you need to support your daughter and empower her to live bravely.
Life can throw a lot at us. For parents, the mix includes juggling work, managing the home, and being there emotionally for our kids as they tackle their own challenges.
Our tween and teen girls are navigating the tricky waters of school life, dealing with the pressures of friendships and the const...
Essential Social and Emotional Life Skills for Your Daughter's Journey Ahead
As our daughters prepare to graduate high school and embark on their journey into the world of work or college, it's important to equip them with the necessary social and emotional life skills. These skills will not only h...
This week, a concerned parent shared with me a difficult situation their daughter is experiencing, which may resonate with many of you.
"My daughter was recently informed by two friends that she and her best friend are not included in their prom plans. The reason given was that the group doesn't li...
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Let me share a bit of my own ADHD journey: In school, I often felt overwhelmed and struggled to focus. ...
It can be so hard for our daughters to navigate through the ending of a friendship.
Recently, a client shared her struggles with the ending of a friendship. This young girl finds herself grappling with a whirlwind of emotions: grief, anger, frustration, and confusion, all while sharing a classroom ...
Last week in The Brave Girl Tribe, several girls shared that they had found themselves at a crossroads between the allure of cliques and the warmth of genuine friend groups. While both avenues promise a sense of belonging, the journey within can vary significantly, with cliques often leading to isol...
This past week has been filled with enriching experiences aimed at fostering a supportive environment for our children and students. I had the privilege of participating in various workshops and presentations emphasizing the importance of nurturing positive relationships and addressing anxiety in ou...
One thing you may not know about me is that I love to learn.
I am surprised by my love of learning as I was not an eager student in high school, but today, I am excited to participate in the SPACE Program training with the Yale Child Study Center led by Dr. Eli Lebowitz. SPACE stands for Supportive...
I understand firsthand the challenges of supporting our daughters through rejection, friendship drama, and their journey to find their people.
Research indicates that parents often experience their children's emotions deeply, which can be especially true when daughters face friendship challenges. I...
In our ongoing discussions about fostering healthy friendships for our daughters, let's delve into one of my favorite analogies that I use with girls.
Picture a scale that exists in relationships with your daughter on one side of the scale, and as she interacts with other people, the scale can go u...
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As I celebrate another year of life, I find myself reflecting on the past, particularly a poignant memory from my 13th birthday. Turning 13 marked a significant milestone, and I couldn't wait to celebrate with my friends.
Many parents ask me for advice on supporting their daughters through the emotional turmoil of friendship troubles.
One common question arises: "Should I contact the girl's parents who are being mean to my daughter?"
I understand how confusing and upsetting it is when our daughter's experience hurt...