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The questions you're actually asking.
From big teenage worries to the little things that somehow turn into big things.
REAL QUESTIONS. REAL CONVERSATIONS.
Parenting is hard.
Talking about it
shouldn't be.
Two experienced psychologists, one curious host, and honest conversations about raising kids and teenagers. No judgement. No lectures.
01WHY WE'RE HERE
Less second-guessing.
More understanding.
There are a thousand opinions on how to raise kids. Sometimes, what parents really need is a good conversation.
Still Thinking is a place to unpack the tricky, funny, frustrating and occasionally overwhelming parts of family life — without pretending there's one perfect answer.
Our goal is simple: help parents feel heard, find something useful, and walk away a little more confident about what comes next.
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Experience, without the lecture.
Two psychologists bringing years of real-world experience to a relaxed conversation.
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Something you can take away.
Not another list of things you're doing wrong. Just perspectives that might help.
02THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE MICS
Three people.
A lot to talk about.
It's not a classroom, and it's not a therapy session. It's a conversation around a table — with people who care about getting it right.
HOST / THE QUESTIONS
Jackson
The curious one asking the questions, challenging the answers and keeping the conversation real.
PSYCHOLOGIST / CHILDREN
Matt
An experienced psychologist who works extensively with children, bringing a grounded perspective to the everyday stuff.
PSYCHOLOGIST / TEENAGERS
Glen
An experienced psychologist specialising in adolescents, with plenty of insight into the teenage years.
The best conversations don't always have neat answers. That's kind of the point.
THE STUFF WE TALK ABOUT
The questions that
The questions that
keep parents thinking.
Teenage independenceBig emotionsFriendships
Boundaries & behaviourSchool pressuresFamily communication
Confidence & resilienceAnd everything in between...
03WHERE WE'RE HEADING
We're just
getting started.
Right now, we're starting conversations. The bigger idea is to create something that grows with the families watching it.
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Start the conversations
Make down-to-earth videos about the questions parents face every day.
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Make room for your questions
As the community grows, bring more of your questions into the discussion.
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Build things that actually help
Explore useful resources and new ways to make good advice easier to access.
COME ALONG FOR THE RIDE
Good conversations
shouldn't end here.
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