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32 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
98 episodes
since May 28, 2021
episodic

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Are you navigating the rollercoaster of parenting teens and tweens? Discover the Power of Parenting Resilience Join Dana Parisi, founder of Lives Touched LLC, as she guides you through the essential strategies to build your parenting resilience. In this session, you'll learn: * The Foundatio…

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Is your child heading off to college? Don't let them leave without these crucial legal protections in place! Nicholas J Roefaro, esteemed attorney at Roefaro Law, brings his expertise to help you navigate the complex world of legal protections for your college-bound child. What You'll Learn: * …
Leslie Josel is a leading expert on supporting families with at least one member who deal with ADHD. She NEVER misses a chance to talk about procrastination! Join us to learn why students procrastinate & what to do about it. And if you're a member of ParenT(w)een Village, join us for a se…
Elizabeth is known as Dr. Roz. She is a Nonviolence Strategist, Entrepreneur, Coach, and Change Maker. She earned three degrees, including her Ph.D., with only $1000 in loans. After retiring with 30+ years in and around higher education, she founded her college coaching practice, Debt Free Degre…
We all know people who have divorced or separated, and we all know cases where it has become extremely toxic, and they are at war with each other. They believe that getting divorced will make life better, in reality the gloves come off and it becomes all about ‘winning’ and the children are just…
We want our teens to be happy and successful in whatever endeavor they pursue after high school and able to make their way in the world. But how do we navigate them and ourselves through this process when college might not be the best option? Join us for a conversation with Laurie Genevish of My …
“My parents always listen to me and understand me.” Said no teenager ever. The good news, for teens AND parents, is that parents really can learn new things - including how to become better listeners! Join us for a conversation with Deb Porter of Hearing Out Life Drama to learn about the ‘C.O.R…
Kids are empaths naturally, meaning the subconsciously take on others' e-motions/energy as their own. And then, they often get overloaded and that looks like crankiness, sassing, irritability, name calling, acting out and disrespectful behavior, or a short attention span, among other things. But…
It is commonly known that t(w)eens reject their parents. It is considered just one of those "hard truths" of parenting through the teen years that we parents just need to put up with. I disagree. Yes, a teen does need to distinguish themselves as a separate being from their parent. Yes…
How many parents get phone calls from the school about their tween/teen's behavior? How often are you asking your child, "Why did you DO that?". Many people with ADHD have difficulty with impulse control. This can affect friendships, academic success, and self confidence. Lack of…
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