ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Maureen Healy, author of The Emotionally Healthy Child.
Topic: Helping children calm, center, and make smarter choices.
Issues: What makes an emotionally healthy child? Three simple steps that have the power to change everything when it comes to emotional health; how children can use their experiences as fodder for positive emotional health; why wholeness is more important than happiness; how children can make smarter choices even if they’re emotionally challenged.
Carl Pickhardt, author of Who Stole My Child?
Topic: Parenting through the four stages of adolescence.
Issues: What is an adolescent? Early adolescence (ages 9-13), which is marked by resistance and conflict, disorganization, and distractibility; Mid-adolescence (13-15), marked by puberty, vulnerability, peers, intense friendships, and social life; Late adolescence (15-18), marked by risk-taking, dating and romance, substance abuse, and the Internet; and Trial independence (18-23), marked by graduation, separation, stress, self-discipline, and independence.
Topic: Helping children calm, center, and make smarter choices.
Issues: What makes an emotionally healthy child? Three simple steps that have the power to change everything when it comes to emotional health; how children can use their experiences as fodder for positive emotional health; why wholeness is more important than happiness; how children can make smarter choices even if they’re emotionally challenged.
Carl Pickhardt, author of Who Stole My Child?
Topic: Parenting through the four stages of adolescence.
Issues: What is an adolescent? Early adolescence (ages 9-13), which is marked by resistance and conflict, disorganization, and distractibility; Mid-adolescence (13-15), marked by puberty, vulnerability, peers, intense friendships, and social life; Late adolescence (15-18), marked by risk-taking, dating and romance, substance abuse, and the Internet; and Trial independence (18-23), marked by graduation, separation, stress, self-discipline, and independence.
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United States
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