Episode 18: The Impact of a Father
Episode 18: The Impact of a Father
Theme: Presence, Lessons, and Legacy
Image of a Father
What we see in our fathers or father figures
The power of a father's presence or absence
The Heart of a Father
Protection, provision, and play
Vulnerability and emotional depth in fatherhood
Lesson…
Do You See Teens in Positive or Negative Ways?
“Teenism” is a term I first encountered in Ellen Galinsky’s book, “the Breakthrough Years: A New Scientific Approach to Raising Thriving Teens.” Galinsky says that teenism occurs when we as adults stereotype the teenage years and those going through them in negative ways. She says that teenism can …
433. Rethinking Screens and Video Games with Ash Brandin
Parenting in the digital age can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. For this episode, Emily brings in the insight of Ash Brandin for a thoughtful conversation about her book, Power On, and what healthy screen use can actually look like for families.
With over 15 years of hands-on experi…
81 | Why Adolescence Is a Breakthrough Opportunity for Teens and Parents with Ellen Galinsky
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Adolescence is often framed as something parents must survive, but what if the teen years are one of the most powerful developmental opportunities of a lifetime? In this episode, I’m joined by renowned child development expert Ellen Galinsky to reframe how we understand adolescence and…
455. The New Blueprint for College Success with Ana Homayoun
If your teen is getting caught in cycles of comparison, burnout, or avoidance while trying to “do enough” for college, this conversation offers a different perspective.
Emily talks with Ana Homayoun about her book Erasing the Finish Line and what really matters beyond grades, test scores, and pres…
408: Ellen Galinsky, Adolescence & The Breakthrough Years (Author Series)
Rachel Kapp, M.Ed., BCET, and Stephanie Pitts, M.Ed., BCET welcome Ellen Galinsky to discuss her latest book The Breakthrough Years. Ellen is a “research adventurer,” parenting expert, president of the Families and Work Institute, former Fred Rogers Parenting Expert, a civic scientist and author. S…
Am I Doing This Right? Teen Edition
Parenting a teen can sometimes make you nostalgic for the early years, when you could still scoop up a frustrated toddler and redirect her with bubbles. In the teen years, sweet hugs can provoke eye rolls; a well-intentioned “How was your day?” may be misconstrued as meddling.
That’s just your t…
Am I Doing This Right? Teen Edition
Parenting a teen can sometimes make you nostalgic for the early years, when you could still scoop up a frustrated toddler and redirect her with bubbles. In the teen years, sweet hugs can provoke eye rolls; a well-intentioned “How was your day?” may be misconstrued as meddling.
That’s just your t…
Becoming a Parent: Entering Your Authority Era
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What does it actually look like to parent with authority? In this episode, Val and her husband, Jaime, talk about the Authority Stage of Parenting, one of the stages Ellen Galinsky describes in her work on the stages of parenthood.
Val and Jaime look back on their own parenting exp…
ADHD, Anxiety and the 4 Drivers That Shape Sustainable Work
Welcome to the ADHD-ish podcast, where we explore what it truly takes to build a thriving business when your brain is wired differently. In this episode, host Diann Wingert is joined by Morra Aarons-Mele to introduce the ATAMM framework; focusing on attention, time, agency, and motivation.
Many bus…
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