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Brain Based Parenting, The Boys Ranch Podcast for families.
We all know how hard being a parent is, and sometimes it feels like there are no good answers to the difficult questions families have when their kids are struggling.
Our goal each week will be to try and answer some of those tough questions utilizing the knowledge, experience, and professional training Cal Farley’s Boys Ranch has to offer.
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Music:
"Shine" -Newsboys
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Frequenza di aggiornamento:
weekly
Durata media dell'audio:
26 minutes
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Inglese
Stati Uniti
160 episodi
da 14 Novembre 2023
episodic
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Your kid’s world just fell apart over something that seems small, and you can feel your own stress rising right alongside theirs. We get it, and we also know there’s a brain-based reason your best “talk it through” speech suddenly stops working: when disappointment hits hard enough…
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One child is melting down, acting out, or cutting contact and the whole family feels it. We sit with the hard question parents rarely get to ask out loud: what happens to siblings when all the energy goes to the “prodigal”, and how do well-intentioned moms and dads accidentally add…
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Your child is making choices you never imagined and the question starts looping in your head: where did I go wrong? We sit with that fear honestly and talk about what a “prodigal season” can look like, from leaving home or faith to acting out in ways that scare you. More importantl…
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Fear can look like defiance, tears, anger, silence, or a full-on meltdown and that’s exactly why it confuses so many parents. We talk about what’s actually happening in a child’s brain and nervous system when fear shows up, and how a curious, regulated adult can change the outcome …
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We break down fear as a brain-based survival response and explain why kids can look irrational when their bodies feel unsafe. We share practical ways to help children move from panic back to calm using co-regulation and Dr Bruce Perry’s “regulate, relate, reason” sequence. • person…
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Bullying rarely ends with a clever comeback, it ends when a kid finally feels safe enough to tell the truth and an adult actually steps in. We talk through what keeps children silent, including fear of retaliation, shame, and the painful experience of being brushed off with “work i…
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Bullying rarely looks like the movie version, and that’s exactly why it can do so much damage before an adult ever notices. We start a new Brain-Based Parenting series by getting painfully specific about what bullying is and what it is not, so you can stop guessing and start seeing…
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Kid conflict can flip a room from calm to chaos in seconds and the hardest part is knowing whether to step in, stay out, or slow everything down. We talk through what to look for when a disagreement turns into a real conflict, including the “emotional temperature” check: can they r…
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Conflict at home can feel like a five-alarm fire, but it’s often a clue about something deeper: a need, a fear, or a value getting rubbed the wrong way. We sit down to talk conflict and conflict resolution through a brain-based parenting lens, starting with the real-life ways peopl…
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That sinking feeling after you overreact, snap, or realize you handled something the hard way can be brutal. The worst part is how quietly it sticks around, replaying in your head and whispering that you are failing your kids. We refuse that story, and we get practical about what t…
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