Connection
A Year of Great Conversations with Your Teen
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Connection
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Nicholas Alchin
When today’s world, and certainly tomorrow’s world, looks so different from the world we grew up in, as parents we grapple with complex and urgent questions: How do we talk with our children so that we nurture resilience in an age of uncertainty? How do we prepare young people for an uncertain future while grounding them in a strong sense of purpose and values? How can we help our teenagers flourish and stay strong mentally when so many are struggling?
In Connection: A Year of Great Conversations with Your Teen, Nicholas Alchin helps parents reflect on and talk about these matters with their kids, especially pre-teens and teenagers. It bridges the gap between mundane realities (kids going to school, being on social media, arguing with parents, falling out with friends) and timeless philosophical inquiries (who we are, who we aspire to be, how we find happiness and fulfilment), while challenging parents to reflect on their role in shaping their children’s values, growth, and futures. With an inquiring, philosophical stance on growing up, parenting, wellbeing, achievement, and careers, Alchin offers specific, practical guidance to support parents in their journey to finding a deeper connection with their kids through intentional conversation.
Open-hearted discussions can invigorate any relationship. But especially during the pre-teen and teenage years, being able to discuss the rocky parts of growing up is particularly impactful. Connection is born of this need, offering a map of ideas, conversations, and tools that enable families to have deep, meaningful conversations together.
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An essential guide for building family trust and having deeper, more effective conversations. (Laurie Santos, PhD, professor of psychology at Yale University and host of The Happiness Lab podcast)
My biggest mistake was to not spend enough time with my children. Yet, this mistake could have been avoided if only Nick Alchin had written this beautiful book a few decades ago. Fortunately, current and future parents need not repeat my mistake. (Kishore Mahbubani, former Singapore Ambassador to the UN and author of Living the Asian Century)
Communication is a craft. This how-to guide to successful parent-child conversations is shot through with advice and examples that are both deeply wise and eminently practical. If you have children, you would be foolish not to buy it, read it, and take it to heart. (Guy Claxton, emeritus professor of the learning sciences, University of Winchester)
What struck me most is how this book blends the insights of an experienced educator with the humility of a reflective parent, with a powerful idea at the heart: that by listening more deeply to our children, we not only help shape who they become, but are transformed ourselves. This is an inspiring, thought-provoking guide for any parent who wants to raise thoughtful, resilient young people and, in the process, become a better human being. (Andreas Schleicher, director for education and skills, OECD)
A beautifully crafted system to help parents engage kids in critical thinking about the small decisions that will become their behavioral compass. At once empathetic, wise, and deeply practical, this is a must-read for parents and educators of teens. (Julie Lythcott-Haims, New York Times bestselling author of How to Raise an Adult)
This is the book all parents need right now. Nick Alchin has written the perfect blend of grounded meditation and actionable guide to connecting—or reconnecting—with our teens as they seek stability and direction in an uncertain world. (Parag Khanna, author of MOVE: Where People Are Going for a Better Future)
Being a parent is not the easiest role to perform well. Nick Alchin shows that parenting can be a source of deep reflection, and a period of human growth, not only for the child, but also for the parent. The combination of an experienced educator-leader and a caring parent makes the book a delicious read—one that can be enjoyed in bite-sized pieces as well as in full. (Olli-Pekka Heinonen, Director General at International Baccalaureate)
Nick Alchin brings much of his own wide experience and expertise to this remarkable book. Neither an academic treatise nor a new age trope, it is full of wisdom, wit, and guidance for anyone—not just parents—wishing to hold constructive conversations with others—not just teenagers. (Roger Sutcliffe, author of Thinking Moves A-Z, founding chair and president of SAPERE, director of DialogueWorks)
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