How to Help Your Anxious Teen: Discovering the Surprising Sources of Their Worries and Fears - Softcover

“There are books that calm our anxious souls, books that illumine paths of practical wisdom, and books that re-anchor us to immovable biblical truths. This book does all three—and it does so with exemplary grace. If you’re a parent, especially one with a teen, these pages are Jessica’s priceless gift to you.”
—Chad Bird, author several books, including Your God Is Too Glorious

“Wise, clearheaded, and gospel-focused—Jessica Thompson has done us all a great service by providing answers for how to help our children experience real peace in a world where fear and anxiety are being stirred up every day. There is real hope here.”
—Bob Lepine, cohost of FamilyLife Today

“As a mama who will parent four teenagers in this lifetime, I appreciate the wisdom on the subject of anxiety that Jessica brings to this book. Every page is soaked in humor, real-life examples, and eye-opening ideas about what anxiety looks like for today's teenagers, all while pointing us back to our God, who loves us and asks us to cast our anxieties on Him.”
—Jamie Ivey, host of The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey podcast and author of If You Only Knew

“How to Help Your Anxious Teen is the unfussy parenting guide I didn’t know I needed. With her signature blend of grace and humor, Jessica Thompson shakes us awake, urging us to pay attention and ask the hard questions. Fear and inadequacy wither as we lean on the unshakeable goodness of God through it all. What a relief! I’ll return to this one again and again.”
—Shannan Martin, author of The Ministry of Ordinary Places and Falling Free

“If you are parenting an anxious child, Jessica’s gospel-centered perspective is just what you need! Jessica equips us with a preventative and pressure-free approach to ensure we don’t become another source of anxiety in our teens’ already pressure-filled lives. And best of all, Jessica continually points us to the power of God’s Word and the hope we have in Jesus.”
—Jeannie Cunnion, author of Mom Set Free