Episodes
Teddy wants an iPhone, but Allison has more advice for the adults in this situation.
Unfortunately gossip isn't just limited to your teen years, this will be something you'll have to deal with even into adulthood. Allison explains...
Lili has a request regarding an upcoming school trip she'd like to ask Allison's advice about.
Did mom do wrong here?
Social Worker Allison Ochs talks to Aaron and all the parents
Some people are better at some things than others, but it's a tough lesson to learn
It might not be cultural or traditional in this household, but Christmas looks quite fun
This person was anonymous... and angry...
Allison explains who this is and gives some clear advice
If only this question had an easy answer!
Olivia, you are observant. I'm not sure most adults know the answer to this question.
I hate my friend's TikTok content, but I'm expected to comment and like. What do I do? Sarah, age 14
Pressure around social media and social norms are no joke. Allison is asked about navigating this.
Parents will always be embarrassing in some way or another, but there are ways you can discuss this with them and make it manageable... probably.
Kids and teens often don't tell parents when they need help, but they often tell Allison Ochs.
Allison shares some ways we can feel more prepared when talking about consent.
We don't know why they've fallen out, but mom and teacher don't see eye to eye.
Allison Ochs answers a tricky question
Lisa has a question about meeting someone online.
Allison talks about secrecy being like vampire.
Allison suggests having a conversation about this.
Allison Ochs answers a tricky question
Can we assume Thomas doesn't like sports? Or maybe he really loves them and wants to know why other's don't share the same passion.
Allison Ochs looks at different types of intimacy
Allison hears this question a lot at the moment
Allison Ochs has a great response for Margot
Allison explains the "simple no" and the "hard no", as well as giving permission to not always be polite.
Good luck answering this one Allison! There are a bunch of adults that would also like to know.
Allison Ochs has some insight into how kids and teens would like a peer to flirt with them.
Ana doesn't want to go to university, and so Allison has tips about open dialogue and research that might help her.
Allison explains why it's always a good idea to do your own homework, but also teaches us a lesson in why kids sometimes ask the questions they do.