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Teens: No Cap

Teens Uncharted
Mental Health
Coping Skills
Teen Mental Health
Harm Reduction
Parenting
Chronic Illness
Teens
Self-Harm
Dialectical Behavior Therapy
Eating Disorders
IEP
Special Education
Glp-1 Medications
Autism
Therapy
Neurodiversity
Stages Of Change
Teen Relationships
Attachment Theory
Teens Uncharted

Teens: No Cap (Presented by Teens Uncharted)

Being a teenager today is messy, and we aren’t going to lie about it. Welcome to Teens: No Cap, the podcast where we drop the filters and talk about what’s actually going on. Hosted by Charity, this show bridges the gap between teens and parents. From mental health and school struggles (yes, even IEPs) to high-risk behaviors and finding real connection,... more

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Are you struggling to connect with your teenager, or wondering why they seem totally shut down? In Episode 50 of Teens: No Cap, we dive deep into the unfiltered reality of teen mental health and how families can break cycles of generational trauma.

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Welcome back to another episode of Teens: No Cap! In Episode 49, host Charity Chaffee, LMHC, sits down with Sarah Evert, LICSW, a clinical social worker and private practice owner based in Minnetonka, MN. Both Charity and Sarah are fiercely passionat... more

In this episode of Teens: No Cap, host Charity Chaffee, LMHC, sits down with board-certified art therapist and licensed counselor Lindsey Jonin to break down the transformative power of creativity in therapy.

Many parents and even clinicians wonder:... more

In episode 47 of Teens: No Cap, host and licensed Massachusetts mental health counselor Charity Chaffee tackles some of the most complex questions surrounding teen mental health. When dealing with high-risk behaviors, do coping skills actually work? more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Evert
Social worker with private practice; specializes in adolescents; prior experience in county-based intervention and child protection
Private practice in Minnetonka, Minnesota
Episode: The Wild World of Teen Therapy: Mustangs, Playlists & Harm Reduction | Teens: No Cap Ep. 49
Lindsey Jonin
Creative speaker, art therapist, licensed counselor, supervisor
Lilly Counseling and Art Therapy; Abstract and Aligned
Episode: Using Art & Play in Therapy with High-Risk Teens | Teens: No Cap Ep. 48
Jason Kelley
Licensed clinical social worker specializing in military families and veterans, owner of Your Way Therapy
Your Way Therapy
Episode: Deployment, Reintegration, & Masking: Inside the Minds of Military Kids | Teens: No Cap Ep. 46
Jamie Roberts
LMFT in California specializing in neurodivergent teens and young adults
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, California
Episode: Neurodiversity in Teen Girls: ADHD, Autism & Harm Reduction w/ Jamie Roberts | Teens No Cap Ep 43
Emily Gordon
Psychologist
Independent/Practice (adolescent and parent guidance)
Episode: Parents on GLP-1s: How to Talk to Your Teen About Weight Loss & Body Image | Teens: No Cap Ep 38
Haley Moss
Attorney in Florida focusing on advocacy for autism, neurodivergency, and disability-based services
Private practice/Advocacy
Episode: Disability Neutrality & How to Advocate for Your Autistic Teen w/ Haley Moss | Teens: No Cap Ep.34
Cathy Tallone
Founder of The Non-College Blueprint
The Non-College Blueprint
Episode: Supporting Teens Who Don't Want to Go to College | Non-College Blueprint with Cathy Tallone Ep. 33
Dr. Emily Gordon
Medical psychologist discussing GLP-1s and teens
Episode: GLP-1 Medications: Risks for Teens & Families | Part 1 w/ Dr. Emily Gordon | Teens No Cap Episode 32
Monica Trost
Prepared Parent Advocate; School Psychologist and educational psychologist; mom of two with disabilities
Prepared Parent Advocate
Episode: Is Your Teen’s IEP Helping or Enabling? (Honest Talk with an Expert) | Teens: No Cap E31

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Charity Chaffee
Host of Teens No Cap; Licensed Mental Health Counselor with focus on teen therapy; involved in Teens Uncharted/Teens No Cap communities

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Understanding Teen Mental Health, Manipulation & Courage | Ep 6
Q: Can you talk about the process of 504/IEP and how you've seen that evolve to a day program or a therapeutic schooling environment?
The guest explains how there are moments of stress during transitions in a student's education, when a 504 plan or other accommodations can be considered, and how therapists support families in navigating these processes within schools and communities.
Teen Sexuality & Relationships: What Parents & Therapists Get Wrong | Teens: No Cap Ep.11
Q: When do you determine that someone might be emotionally ready for sex, and what signs should parents or therapists look for?
Emotional readiness is shown when a person can communicate their boundaries clearly, express what they want and are comfortable with, and can discuss consent and negotiates with a partner without coercion.
Is My Teen Lazy or In Pain? Navigating Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS) | Teens: No Cap Ep.28
Q: What should parents know about school accommodations and collaborating with educators when a teen has EDS?
Parents should advocate for formal assessments when needed, pursue 504 plans or IEPs if applicable, and clearly communicate the teen's physical limitations and fatigue patterns. It's important to document symptoms and progress, and to push for accommodations that align with the teen's actual needs rather than assuming they can “power through.”
Is Your Teen’s IEP Helping or Enabling? (Honest Talk with an Expert) | Teens: No Cap E31
Q: How can teens be involved in their IEP process, and why is their participation important?
Teens should be included at the table as early as possible; asking them separately about fears and goals helps build rapport and ensures accommodations align with their actual needs. Their involvement fosters ownership and better long-term outcomes.
Is Your Teen’s IEP Helping or Enabling? (Honest Talk with an Expert) | Teens: No Cap E31
Q: When would a family consider reaching out to a parent advocate for their child's IEP process?
Typically after several cycles of interventions with the school and when there's ongoing conflict or confusion about what is truly happening and what supports are most effective. A parent advocate can help clarify options, slow the process, and bridge communication gaps.

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This show centers on teen mental health, parenting, education, and real-world teen experiences, often exploring how families, schools, and clinicians can support adolescents with empathy and practical strategies. Episodes frequently cover topics like autonomy and collaboration within families, navigating IEPs and school systems, trauma-informed care, harm-reduction approaches, and the influence of culture and media on teen wellbeing. Guests range from clinicians and advocates to educators and parents, providing actionable insights for navigating challenges such as body image, technology use, chronic illness, and transitions into adulthood. A notable strength is the emphasis on family involvement, student voice, and community support, with c... more

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4. Jamie Roberts
5. Emily Gordon
6. Haley Moss
7. Cathy Tallone
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