What You’re Missing in Conversations with Your Teen, with Susan Caso

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*A three-part book group — November 10, 17 and December 1 — will follow this talk. Space is limited. 

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About: Susan Caso, MA, LPC, is a licensed therapist, author, and speaker with over twenty years of experience helping families build strong, emotionally safe connections. She is the author of The Parent-Teen Connection: How to Build Lifelong Family Relationships, endorsed by senior organizational and clinical leaders from UNICEF, Children’s Hospital Colorado, and Crisis Text Line, as well as Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas, President of United Suicide Survivors International. Susan also serves as a Board Member and Mental Health Advisor for The Liv Project and was the Technical Advisor on the documentary My Sister Liv. 

A mother of three who has parented across two generations, Susan has seen firsthand, both professionally and personally, how dramatically the landscape has changed for young people and families. Her work centers on connectedness as one of the strongest protective factors for youth mental health, and she equips parents with practical, research-backed tools to strengthen relationships and safeguard their children’s emotional wellbeing in today’s complex world. Passionate about eliminating mental health stigma, Susan champions families to create the emotional safety that allows relationships and children to thrive.