PARENTS GUIDE

Smarter Consequences, Better Parenting!

A practical guide for parents of teenagers who want to reduce conflict, use consequences wisely, and foster real responsibility—without damaging relationships.

✔ Avoid power struggles & resistance

✔ Guide your teen toward independence & accountability

✔ Use consequences that actually work

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Tired of consequences that don’t work?

This book will help you:

Teach Responsibility

Set consequences that help your teen learn from mistakes—not just follow rules.

Reduce Conflict

End the constant battles and create better cooperation with your teen.

Use Consequences Less

Know when to step in—and when to let natural lessons do the teaching.

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Who is this Book For?

This guide is for parents who want to move beyond constant conflict and reduce their reliance on consequences—using them only when truly necessary to teach responsibility, not just to enforce control.

✅ Parents of teens (12-18) who want less conflict and better behaviour.

✅ Parents tired of power struggles who want a more effective, low-stress approach.

✅ Those looking for practical, real-world strategies that focus on long-term growth, not just short-term compliance.

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GOOD TO MEET YOU

I'm Chris Hudson

For over a decade, I’ve been working with parents, helping them navigate the tricky balance of setting boundaries while maintaining strong, respectful relationships with their teens.

I created The Art & Science of Consequences because so many parents I’ve worked with have asked the same questions:

Why aren’t consequences working?
How do I set limits without constant battles?
How do I actually teach my teen responsibility instead of just enforcing rules?

This book is my way of answering those questions—without the fluff, the guilt, or the need for superhuman patience.

When I’m not coaching parents, you’ll find me drinking way too much coffee, or trying (and failing) to impress my own kids with my music choices.

A Smarter Approach to Consequences Starts Here

You don’t have to rely on trial and error or using consequences too often when it comes to guiding your teen. With the right approach, you can rely on consequences a lot less, set ones that actually work, and foster real responsibility—without constant frustration.

Get instant access to The Art & Science of Consequences today and start seeing real changes in how your teen responds.

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