Mothers of Teenagers Support Group

Mothers of Teenagers Support Group

The Mothers of Teenagers Support Group is a safe, supportive, and judgment-free space where mothers come together to share their experiences, discuss real parenting challenges, and find practical, evidence-based ways to navigate adolescence with greater understanding, confidence, and connection.

Join our circle. Let’s navigate the teenage years together, one conversation at a time.

When: Every second Monday of the month

Where: Online

Who: Mothers of teenagers

Facilitated by Najwa Kabbara, Parent Coach, Educator & Mental Health Specialist | Founder of The Circle of Trust

56 AED

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Because raising a teenager was never meant to be done alone.

Adolescence brings a whole new set of parenting challenges. Mood swings, emotional outbursts, peer pressure, friendships, screen time, independence, boundaries, communication struggles, and sometimes the feeling that the child you once knew is becoming a stranger.

And while our teenagers are navigating one of the most significant transitions of their lives, we, as mothers, are navigating one too.

What to Expect

We meet online every second Monday of the month to explore the challenges mothers face while raising teenagers.

Our conversations combine neuroscience, adolescent psychology, and practical parenting strategies, with plenty of room for questions, reflection, and shared experiences.

Each session is an opportunity to feel heard, gain new perspectives, learn practical tools, and connect with other mothers navigating similar experiences.

You don’t need to have all the answers. You don’t even need to have a specific problem to bring.

Just come as you are, with your questions, your experiences, and an open mind.

Because our teenagers don’t need perfect mothers. They need mothers who are willing to understand, adapt, and grow alongside them.