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The Christian Parent's Guide to Mastering the Digital Sabbath at Home
In today’s fast-paced world, it often feels like we are living in a digital whirlwind. Between the constant "ping" of social media notifications, the pressure to keep up with viral trends, and the endless scroll of the newsfeed, our souls can easily become weary. As parents, we see the toll this takes on our teenagers, the increased anxiety, the struggle with self-worth, and the heavy burden of digital comparison. If you find yourself feeling overwhelmed by the screen-time ba
Richard Brown
Jul 205 min read


How to Guard Your Teen's Heart and Their Smartphone: A 5-Step Guide for Families
In the fast-paced world we live in today, parenting can sometimes feel like trying to navigate a ship through a never-ending storm. Between school pressures, extracurricular activities, and the constant hum of digital notifications, it’s easy for both parents and teenagers to feel overwhelmed. If you find yourself worried about how social media is affecting your teen’s mental health, please know that you are not alone. At Grace Journey Counseling, we see so many families navi
Richard Brown
Jul 194 min read


Faith Matters: How to Help Your Teen Discern TikTok Wisdom from Biblical Truth
In today’s fast-paced world, our teenagers are navigating a landscape that many of us could hardly have imagined at their age. From the moment they wake up to the quiet hours before they fall asleep, their lives are often punctuated by the rhythmic scroll of TikTok. While the platform offers a vibrant community and moments of lighthearted laughter, it has also become a primary source of advice on teen mental health. As parents, it’s natural to feel a bit overwhelmed. You want
Richard Brown
Jul 185 min read


7 Mistakes You're Making with Your Teen's Social Media Comparison (and How to Fix Them)
In today’s fast-paced, digital-first world, it’s easy to feel like our homes have been invaded by invisible pressures. For many parents, the biggest intruder isn't a person, but a feeling: the constant, nagging weight of "not being enough" that stems from social media comparison. We see it in our teenagers’ eyes when they scroll through their feeds, the subtle shift from a smile to a sigh. We hear it in their voices when they talk about a peer’s latest achievement or a filter
Richard Brown
Jul 175 min read
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