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We've always been told that honesty is the best policy. That's true, for sure. However, what happens when you're crammed at work and need to calm your parents down, so you don't have to leave work to pick up the pieces? Caring for an aging parent, and keeping our own heads straight is tough. Tune into this episode to learn more. https://lnkd.in/gNWjHbNN

Did do you know chilling is not just chilling? it is influenced by many things. What comes to mind when you think about teenager chilling? Listen to Belle and I explored teenager chilling from different lens. It is an episode you cannot miss. Subscribe to the show, it is a lot of fun😊 If you are a parent of teenagers, subscribe to the website to get exclusive updates, the latest parenting tips, knowledge and resources. Simply go here https://lnkd.in/erMrfaa8

Tap into your childhood. In a four part series focused on the four identities of a human: son/daughter, brother/sister, husband/wife, father/mother, Dr. Bob Schuchts and Jake Khym, joined by special guest, Heather Khym, begin by exploring our identity sonship/daughtership. In this episode you will: - Learn why our identity as son/daughter is foundational. - Unpack the core realities behind this identity from both a masculine and feminine perspective. - Rejoice in personal stories of healing and restoration. More identity episodes coming soon. https://lnkd.in/eU5ZMyiw

Discover the influence of self-talk and parenting perspectives on emotions and behaviors. Explore the transformative power of communication, both nonverbal and verbal, in resolving conflicts and fostering empowerment. Thank you, Elisabeth Emmerich, MA, LPCC, RPT, for sharing your platform with me! Link to the full episode is in the comment section.

The Foundational Building Blocks of a Family according to research. Donna Tetreault, parenting journalist, author and mom, discusses the evidenced-based pillars that are foundational to a family #Podcast interview with Lianne Castelino https://buff.ly/46OqMBI #parenting #parentingtips #family 

Don’t you think it’s interesting that we expect our kids to listen all the time, upon command, even though we don’t necessarily do it ourselves? We’re not born with the skill of listening, it’s something that needs to be learned, and the same goes for our children. Malcolm Gladwell’s principle is that it takes about 10,000 hours of deliberate practice to become world-class at anything. To be great at something, we have to put in the focus, effort and time, and repeat this over and over again until we get it. This week, I’m showing you how to apply this principle to your peaceful parenting to help you be more understanding and compassionate towards your kids. In this episode, I’m explaining why your kids aren’t listening and what you can do to better manage your reactions and emotions around it. I’m showing you how to change your perspective when you feel triggered by your child’s actions, and how you can better support your kids while they are building a skill or competency. https://lnkd.in/db4XB3B

In this episode, Dr. Laura Anderson and Rhoda Bangerter tackle how to thrive as a family when one partner is away a lot. They explore how to maintain strong parent-child relationships, teaching children to manage big emotions, and ways to reduce overwhelm. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gNsaX4hb

In this episode, Dr. Laura Anderson and Rhoda Bangerter tackle how to thrive as a family when one partner is away a lot. They explore how to maintain strong parent-child relationships, teaching children to manage big emotions, and ways to reduce overwhelm. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/gNsaX4hb

Episode 5 Teen Talk: Teenage Love and Relationships The realm of teen love and relationships unfolds like a captivating novel with unpredictable twists and turns. As parents, it is crucial to become not just spectators but engaged listeners in this unfolding narrative. Within the delicate dance of emotions, young hearts navigate the labyrinth of affection, heartbreak, and self-discovery........ Enjoy listening https://lnkd.in/eW2mSNHX

How to support the whole child? Support all aspects of them physically, mentally and socially, we we can’t just separate facets of child development if we want them to thrive. Listen to more from Rachel Mackenzie in this episode! https://lnkd.in/e4b2epCY