Lifecrafting by Inga Larson

Lifecrafting by Inga Larson Parenting teens is hard enough.

But when you can’t find calm in the moments that matter — when everything you learned from your own emotionally immature parents comes rushing back — it gets ten times harder.

08/30/2026

Ready to be a Consultant Parent? Perfect, because you have the power to actually help shape your teen's developing brain. Want them to make good choices? Here's how

08/29/2026

As a parent, do you take the time to lean into who you are? If you were raised by an emotionally immature parent, you almost certainly didn't have this modeled for you. So if you have the gift of insight, you were self-taught. Teens need parents to be self-aware, because they're becoming self-aware, and the best way to learn how to navigate their inner terrain is by modeling yours. In this video, I explain what insight actually is.

08/28/2026

If you're the adult child of an emotionally immature parent, you were probably raised either by a Drill Sergeant or a Helicopter Parent. Neither helps your teen, as they individuate, to learn how to navigate the world in a healthy way. But learning a new way to parent can be a challenge!

08/27/2026

Teens Teach Us What They Need Us To Be

08/27/2026

Teens may not be talking to their parents...but over the years, plenty have talked to me. And what they've told me about parents, about what they wish their parents could give them, show them, has guided much of my program. Watch Thursday as I reveal their secrets!

08/26/2026

When we're raised by emotionally immature or personality disordered parents, we're often rewarded for performing to their expectations, instead of emerging as our unique selves. You may even now find yourself performing as a parent, instead of feeling confident finding your own unique spin on parenting. Here's why showing up as your unique self is exactly what your teen needs.

08/23/2026

How you parent now can be impacted by who you were as a kid. If you were raised by unhealthy parents, you may have been the Golden Child. The one who could do no wrong, and got a clear message: you are not allowed to fail our expectations. Or, you may have been the Black Sheep. The one who could do no right. Which one do you think you are?

08/21/2026

Still hard to hold boundaries with your teen? Not even sure exactly what that means? Social media is flooded with posts about managing boundaries...but if you were raised by emotionally immature or personality disordered parents, you can still end up feeling confused by this. Here's my take on the subject

08/20/2026

What Happens When You Look In The Mirror?

08/20/2026

We hear quite a bit about being "insightful," "self-aware." However, for those raised by emotionally immature or personality disordered parents, insight often doesn't come naturally...because it was never modeled.

In this talk, I share what I have learned from 25 years of helping clients build, navigate, and even use their insight as a force for good. I explore why it's essential for mature parenting, and key to becoming the parent you never had.

I'll also give a short exercise that will help you assess just how insightful you really are!

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