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In this episode, Koz lays out the groundwork of what needs to change if we are to prevent more school shootings.

In this episode, Koz talks about the signs of phone/internet addiction, and what you can do as a parent to help your kids stop the addiction.

In this episode, Koz gives some OG Therapy on what to expect from your kids when it comes to grades and how to handle checking on your kids.

In this episode, Koz explores the concept of social chores and how encouraging your kids to participate in them can strengthen your connection with them.

In this episode, Koz breaks down how we as a nation can do more for our youth of the nation to prevent school shooters and people from Thomas Matthew Crooks. We need to teach youth how to build, maintain, and improve relationships. This episode is not about politics but what we can do to help our youth have better friendships to prevent these outcomes.

In this episode, Koz breaks down the best way to support your kids as they navigate the modern-day world of competitive activities and what you must do to preserve your relationship with them even when they need a push.

Be sure to check out the F.O.U Movement here! https://www.foumovement.org/

In this episode, Koz gives you 6 steps you can do to help your kids crush it to start the school year.

Koz is joined by K Scott as they interview new BYU Football commit Sefa Brown. They discuss the responsibility Sefa has shouldered throughout his life and what he is looking forward to in the future.

In today’s episode, David responds to a teenagers email that listened to episode 101 where he tells parents to not freak out if you want your kids to open up to you about bigger and more important things. This teenager shared in the email that they have found out that the less they freak out, the more their parents open up and tell them adult things and involve them and family decisions.

In this episode, Koz shares a conversation he had with a mom about what she can do to keep order in her house throughout the summer.

In this episode, Koz answers a question from a mom who is worried about her 15 y.o son and his girlfriends text messages talking about not being able to live without each other and they would die if the other broke up with them.

In today's episode, Koz talks about his new book that just got released and does a short description of what the book is about and how he believes what he and over 1000 teenagers have come up with is the best way for us to protect our kids from developing serious mental health issues.

In this episode, Koz answers a question from a Mom who says all she wants for Mother's Day is for her kids to talk to her more. Koz explains to her the step she needs to do to get her kids to talk to her more.

In this episode, Koz shares that if parents freak out on their kids too often, kids will be scared to share things with their parent. Resulting in not feeling they can ask for help or admit they have made mistakes out of fear they will be in trouble

In this episode, Koz answers a question from a concerned teen about how to tell their parent that they want their family to get help because they are worried things will get worse at home

In this episode, a teen asks a few different questions in regards to how they can handle the horrible feelings and uncontrollable thoughts that come after a break up.

Koz spoke at a high school in West Virginia and got a bunch of questions from teens and in today's episode, Koz answers a question that is personal to him. He also has had challenges close to his father as well.

Koz answers a question from a teen in West Virginia from a high school assembly this week.

In today’s episode, Koz shares his thoughts on a new book that just came out called “Bad Therapy” Listen to what Koz thinks are the positives of therapy lately and some of the pitfalls.

In this episode, Koz shares what he's done with one of his clients who has a teenager who swore they would get better grades if their parent just left them alone, but as expected the quarters coming to an end, and the grades are worse than they've ever been.

So now the parents are wanting to lock everything down and force their teen to do the work. Listen to Koz's advice for parents on how to handle this situation.

In this episode, Koz shares a recent experience that he had with the teenagers in his high school class and his parents can take what he's learned and apply that in your own homes

In this episode, Koz shares a story of one of his high school students and how he used a statement to change the students self esteem.

In this episode, Koz answers a question from a mom who wants to help her daughter and her friends figure out to deal with boys who say inappropriate or rude things. David weighs in from his professional and personal experience with his own daughter.

In this episode David talks about why your reputation is so important and why kids, teens, and young adults should all invest in their reputation as the foundation for a successful life.

In todays episode, Kscott and Koz discuss some of the things they are working on to help their daughters meet their best potential and ultimately become women that will empower themselves, families, friends, and potentially their own children some day.

In this episode, Koz did an impromptu podcast about an experience he had while teaching his high school class the other day, and wants to share with you how he got two popular teens to go out of their way to help a student who at first those teens were mocking.

In this episode Koz gives some tips on things you can do as a parent to help your kid when they have become emotionally unstable.

In this episode, Koz is solo and discusses a topic that every parent and adult can relate to, and that is dealing with young people that have a victim mentality, but aren’t actual victims.

In this episode, Koz and his nephew Brody discuss mental health when it comes to teens in high school and athletes in high school. 

In this episode, Koz and K Scott discuss a question from a parent wondering what they can do when their child is causing drama in their friend group by lying.

This episode is a part 2 to the last episode where Koz discusses a question from a parent wondering what advice they can give to their kid who is jealous of their friend(s)

In this episode, Koz discusses a question from a parent wondering what advice they can give to their kid who is jealous of their friend(s)

In this episode, Koz is joined in studio by K Scott as they discuss the importance of Social Health and a new project they are working on.

In this episode, Koz is joined by K Scott in studio, they answer the question of what you do to handle the loss of relationships and/or loved ones during the holidays and how to start new tradtions.

In this episode, Scott and Koz answer a teen question wondering what you can do when you’re in a situation where you feel like you don’t belong, whether it’s at school, at home, with friends, etc. If you have a teenager that is struggling with this, or you are yourself, this episode is for you!

RoJo joins Koz on this week's OG Therapy to answer the question of "How do I not lash out at those I care about and calm myself down?"

David gives you insight on how you can help your friend who is struggling with vaping.

David breaks down what you can do when you are getting picked on by an older/bigger sibling.

David answers the question of what you can do as a friend to help them with the loss of their father.

In this episode, Koz discusses a question from a teen wondering how to deal with parents going through a break up or parents fighting.

In this episode, david talks about ways that teens/parents can receive help with mental/emotional health struggles if they’re not quite sure how to approach the situation.

This started out as a typical teen question that David (Koz), Jason, and K-Scott turned into a description about David's social health school curriculum and why every school needs to create their very own version of what David has built and why he is working to help schools build their own instead of him just selling his curriculum to schools.

This is the first episode we are asking for parents and anyone that has an interest in what our children can learn that will effectively save them from a future of mental and emotional struggles.

Rojo and Koz discuss a question that Koz has received from a lot of teenagers lately, and in his high school class he asked this question to his students. In this episode he shares all the information that the teen girls gave to help teen boys not just get girls to like them, but to be a guy that they would be interested in based upon more than just looks.

In this episode, David speaks about his own experience with concurring public speaking anxiety, and ways that you can relieve your own anxiety when it comes to public speaking.

In this episode, David and Jason discuss a question from a parent wondering what a good solution would be to help a child who gets good grades doing their work online but doesn’t want to attend school in person.

In this episode, the guys discuss a question from a parent asking what the best approach is when discussing sexuality with their teen.

In this episode, the guys discuss a question from a teen wondering what the best way would be to tell someone you don’t want to be friends with them anymore.

David will be speaking at the “Fight Like a Mother” conference on September 16th at the SLCC-Miller Campus in Sandy, Utah. In this episode, he wanted to share some thoughts and feelings about suicide prevention month and why, if you’re able to, should consider attending the conference. For those interested, you can purchase tickets here at this link https://www.namiut.org/conference-registration/individual-registration

In this episode, David and Jason discuss ways that parents can get their kids back into good habits now that school has started.

In this episode, the guys discuss how important reputations are and how parents can teach their kids to maintain a positive reputation.