What It Means to Be a Loving Authoritative Parent with Dr. Amy Stoeber
Today I welcome back Dr. Amy Stoeber to the Modern Mommy Doc podcast to talk about a subject that I've wanted to dive into: how to be a loving authoritative parent.
Dr. Amy offers up some helpful insight and information for parents on how to find balance between being firm and being kind and loving…
Fighting Perfectionism and How to Be a Good Enough Parent with Dr. Amy Stoeber
There's a lot of pressure right now for parents to "do everything," even amidst COVID, but we actually can't do everything without suffering greatly.
On this episode we welcome Dr. Amy Stoeber to talking about embracing "good enough" parenting and about how to turn away from the concept of perfecti…
Building Resilient Families Workshop
On May 15 from 5:00 PM to 8:30 PM, Beaverton High School will be hosting a "Building Resilient Families Workshop" in the …
Ep. 46: Imperfect Parenting Grows Resilience with Guest Dr. Amy Stoeber
Amy Stoeber is a clinical psychologist in the Portland, OR area. She has a small private practice where she works with kids and families who have a history of trauma and toxic stress. Amy also trains medical professionals on recognizing trauma in their patients and families, and then helps them k…
Save The Kids Ep. 31 - Be a Loving Hard-A**, with Dr. Amy
Dr. Amy Stoeber is an amazing therapist in Clackamas, WA, who I met speaking there last year as she was a panel guest at my parent night. She's a mom of teenagers and has a really awesome methodology of parenting teens we discuss on today's episode. Check out her upcoming pareting course on https:/…
Ep. 251. Rerelease: Becoming Your Best Parent Self. Guest Dr. Amy Stoeber
In this fantastic episode of Family Looking Up, we explore the four types of parenting styles with Dr. Amy Stoeber (a licensed psychologist, trainer and parenting consultant). Dr Stoeber outlines the four types of styles and gives tips and insights on how we can become more well rounded in whatever…
197. Is It Wrong to Lie to Children?
Why do we tell kids that a fairy will give them cash in exchange for their teeth? How should we talk to them about scary things in the world? And is Mike one of the greatest operatic tenors of all time?
SOURCES:
Laura Wheatman Hill, journalist.
George Lin, Ph.D. student in psychology at the Un…
REBROADCAST: Screening For Childhood Trauma
Children who experience trauma in childhood are far more likely to experience negative health and well-being outcomes later in life. Dr. Nadine Burke Harris has helped to develop a screening tool for childhood trauma in San Francisco. RJ Gillespie, Amy Stoeber, Sue Skinner, Ellen Baltus, and Faribo…
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