Values Under Pressure — When Doing Right Gets Hard
The teen confronts scenarios where their personal values collide with social pressure, convenience, or self-interest. Through structured discussion of realistic dilemmas, they examine moral courage — the gap between knowing what's right and actually doing it when there's a cost. The parent participates as an equal, sharing their own experiences of values under pressure, not as a moral authority.
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What you'll need
No materials needed. This conversation requires trust and safety. The parent must be willing to be vulnerable — sharing their own moments of moral failure or moral courage makes the conversation real. If the parent only models perfection, the teen will perform rather than reflect. A private, comfortable setting is ideal.
How it works
The 3-step guide, with what to look for at each step, is for signed-in parents.