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The Truth About Parenting and Kids’ Mental Health: Why It Starts at Home with Nicole Runyon
#drsuzannesimpson #getontheirturf 

Is it really fair to say that mental health starts at home? Nicole Runyon says yes—and more importantly, she says it’s where healing begins.
In this episode, Nicole and I unpack one of the most debated truths in parenting: the home is where kids learn safety, love, and self-worth. But in a world that often outsources mental health to schools, professionals, and systems, Nicole challenges us to reclaim leadership in our own families—with love, boundaries, and accountability.

If you’re a parent worried about your child’s emotional health, this episode offers clarity, hope, and practical insight for how to lead with compassion while doing your own inner work.

In this episode, you will learn:
• Why mental health begins with the parent-child relationship
• The backlash against saying “mental health starts at home”
• Why schools and therapy can’t replace healing within the home
• The power of doing your own healing as a parent
• How love and boundaries work together in leadership
• What it looks like to reclaim your role as a parent
• Why responsibility does not mean blame—it means opportunity

⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 – Welcome & Episode Overview
01:12 – Why Mental Health Starts at Home
04:35 – Healing Ourselves to Lead Our Children
07:20 – The Danger of Outsourcing Parenting
11:10 – What Kids Need More Than Therapy
14:40 – Boundaries, Leadership, and Love
17:25 – Breaking Generational Patterns
21:00 – The Truth About Responsibility (Without Blame)
25:45 – Nicole’s Personal Story as a Mom
28:10 – How to Rebuild Connection at Home
31:00 – Final Reflections and Hope for Parents

Order Free to Fly: https://nicolerunyon.com/free-to-fly/

You can find Nicole at:
https://nicolerunyon.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolerunyonlmsw/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091145239655
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/igenerationmentalhealth/

Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drsuzannesimpson/ 

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drsuzannesimpson 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566148964209

Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

The Truth About Parenting and Kids’ Mental Health: Why It Starts at Home with Nicole Runyon
#drsuzannesimpson #encounteringpodcast #getontheirturf 

Is it really fair to say that mental health starts at home? Nicole Runyon says yes—and more importantly, she says it’s where healing begins.
In this episode, Nicole and I unpack one of the most debated truths in parenting: the home is where kids learn safety, love, and self-worth. But in a world that often outsources mental health to schools, professionals, and systems, Nicole challenges us to reclaim leadership in our own families—with love, boundaries, and accountability.

If you’re a parent worried about your child’s emotional health, this episode offers clarity, hope, and practical insight for how to lead with compassion while doing your own inner work.

In this episode, you will learn:
• Why mental health begins with the parent-child relationship
• The backlash against saying “mental health starts at home”
• Why schools and therapy can’t replace healing within the home
• The power of doing your own healing as a parent
• How love and boundaries work together in leadership
• What it looks like to reclaim your role as a parent
• Why responsibility does not mean blame—it means opportunity

⏱️ Chapters:
00:00 – Welcome & Episode Overview
01:12 – Why Mental Health Starts at Home
04:35 – Healing Ourselves to Lead Our Children
07:20 – The Danger of Outsourcing Parenting
11:10 – What Kids Need More Than Therapy
14:40 – Boundaries, Leadership, and Love
17:25 – Breaking Generational Patterns
21:00 – The Truth About Responsibility (Without Blame)
25:45 – Nicole’s Personal Story as a Mom
28:10 – How to Rebuild Connection at Home
31:00 – Final Reflections and Hope for Parents

Order Free to Fly: https://nicolerunyon.com/free-to-fly/

You can find Nicole at:
https://nicolerunyon.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicolerunyonlmsw/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091145239655
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/igenerationmentalhealth/

You can watch this episode on my YouTube channel Encountering:
https://www.youtube.com/@DrSuzanneEncountering
New releases every Monday 8:00 am PST.

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Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

The Power of Seeing Differently: A Conversation with Daoud Kuttab on Truth, Media, and Perspective

#drsuzannesimpson #encounteringpodcast #getontheirturf 

We all see the world through a lens—but what if we don’t even know we’re looking through one?

In this powerful episode of Encountering, I speak with award-winning Palestinian-American journalist Daoud Kuttab about the urgent need to recognize that there are different ways of seeing—and how our assumptions, biases, and blind spots can shape (and misshape) the truth.

From his early days reporting in the West Bank to his detention for exposing corruption, Daoud has devoted his life to telling authentic stories from the Arab world—especially the stories Western audiences rarely hear. We explore the cultural contrasts between Western individualism and Arab communal values, how media filters impact global perception, and why the key to real understanding is listening to people tell their own stories.

This conversation isn’t just about journalism—it’s about parenting, empathy, connection, and teaching the next generation to think beyond their default lens.

In this episode, you will learn:
• How culture shapes the way we define truth, freedom, and identity
• What most Western media leaves out about Gaza and Palestinian life
• Why stereotypes thrive in the absence of direct voices
• How honor and shame shape Arab family dynamics
• Why social media is shifting global awareness—especially for young people
• How parents can help kids grow up with curiosity and cultural humility

⏱️ Chapters
00:00 We don’t even know what we don’t know: Changing your lens
01:05 Meet Daoud Kuttab: Palestinian-American journalist and bridge-builder
02:45 Speaking truth to power—what real journalism looks like
06:00 Interviewing Yasser Arafat and being detained for asking hard questions
09:30 What journalists owe the public: Integrity over comfort
13:00 East vs. West: Individual rights vs. family and community
15:30 Honor, shame, and cultural identity in Arab society
19:30 How 9/11 reshaped Western views of Arabs and Muslims
24:35 Understanding Gaza: The history you won’t see on the news
27:45 The media blackout: Why Western journalists are barred from Gaza
30:50 The rise of social media as a tool for truth and direct voices
34:00 Seeing people, not headlines: How to start shifting your perspective

Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

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Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

Parenting a Nonverbal Child with Down Syndrome | A Smile That Changed Everything #downsyndromeawareness #parentingjourney #specialneedsparenting

What does it mean to hear “I love you” without words? That question shaped my entire journey as a father. My daughter Maddie was born with Down syndrome and is nonverbal, yet she taught me more about love than words ever could. Her smile became our unspoken language, leading me to start the Smile Project—a mission to spread authentic joy and connection in a divided world. 

Whether it’s random acts of kindness or strangers who become family, this video dives deep into love, purpose, and perspective. We discuss raising a child with special needs, parenting in politically divided times, and finding hope through smiles. 

If you're a parent of a child with Down syndrome, seeking mental health support, or simply craving inspiration—this is for you. Let’s build bridges, not walls. 💛

In this episode, you will learn:
• What it means to parent a nonverbal child with Down syndrome
• How smiles and body language communicate love without words
• The emotional toll and beauty of nonverbal parenting
• How to stay kind, present, and loving in a politically divided world
• Why simple, daily encounters matter more than we think
• The role of fathers in building emotional connection
• How cultural and political tension affects our relationships

⏱️ Chapters:

00:00 – Welcome & Episode Overview
01:20 – Meet Michael Ray: Father, Smile Advocate, Human Connector
04:00 – Parenting a Nonverbal Daughter with Down Syndrome
07:45 – Love Without Words: The Power of a Smile
11:10 – Finding Joy in Simplicity and Silence
15:30 – Emotional Presence Over Perfection
19:45 – When Politics Divides, Can Love Unite?
23:00 – Canada, the U.S., and Rising Tensions
27:30 – Choosing Kindness in a Divided World
31:00 – A Daily Commitment to Connect
34:00 – Final Reflections & The Lasting Power of a Smile

You can find Michael at:
[email protected]
http://smileprojectlouisville.com/

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Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drsuzannesimpson/ 

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Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

What happens when a daughter grows up in a culture that preferred sons? In this powerful episode, award-winning author and human rights journalist Sylvia Yu Friedman opens up about her journey from early rejection to radical healing. She shares how childhood trauma shaped her confidence, career, and relationships—and how reclaiming her self-worth began with telling the truth, setting boundaries, and choosing forgiveness.

Whether you’re a parent raising daughters or navigating your own childhood wounds, this conversation will help you reflect, realign, and create the kind of emotional legacy your children deserve.

In this episode, you will learn:
• How gender-based rejection affects girls’ self-worth and identity
• The invisible impact of parental expectations and early trauma
• Why forgiveness can be a gateway to generational healing
• What it really means to model emotional resilience for your kids
• How to help daughters grow up fearless, free, and emotionally strong

Timestamps:
00:00 – Welcome & Episode Overview
01:00 – Growing Up Korean in Canada: Racism, Belonging, and Identity
04:00 – Gender Discrimination and the Invisible Wounds of Preference
07:30 – Competing for Approval: How Parental Rejection Shapes Girls
10:15 – The Turning Point: Forgiveness, Healing, and Family Reconciliation
13:00 – How Childhood Pain Affects Adult Relationships
15:30 – Why Boundaries with Parents Are Essential for Mental Health
18:00 – From Trauma to Purpose: Sylvia’s Path to Global Human Rights Work
21:00 – Uncovering Hidden History: Sex Slavery and Generational Trauma
24:30 – What Parents Can Learn About Resilience and Storytelling
27:00 – Living Fearlessly: What Holds Us Back—and How to Rise Above It
32:00 – How Parents Can Take Small, Brave Steps to Make a Difference

About Sylvia Yu Friedman:
Website: https://sylviayufriedman.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sylviayufriedman
Book: Fearless – https://www.amazon.com/Fearless-Freedom-Fulfilling-Fullest-Potential/dp/9815233106

Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drsuzannesimpson/ 

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drsuzannesimpson 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566148964209

Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

WARNING: THIS EPISODE CONTAINS DISCUSSION ABOUT TEEN SUICIDE

Tips for Supporting Your Teen's Mental Health and Reducing Teen Crisis Risk with Chris Coulter

#teensuicideprevention #youthmentalhealth #suicidewarningsigns

Are you wondering if your teen’s “fine” is just a mask? In this heartfelt conversation with Chris Coulter, I share powerful insights on recognizing teen suicide risk and supporting your child’s mental health through trust and open communication. Navigating the struggles of adolescent mental health can feel overwhelming, but learning to spot subtle signs like changes in behavior, mood shifts, and distress beyond typical teenage challenges is critical.

In this episode, parents will learn about:

• Recognizing subtle signs that your child may be facing mental health challenges, beyond typical teenage behavior.
• The impact of significant life events, such as divorce, on a child's emotional well-being.
• The frustrations and gaps that can exist in the public mental health care system when seeking support for children and adolescents.
• The crucial role of building trust and fostering open, honest communication with your kids.
• The power of parental advocacy and the need for systemic change in how we address youth mental health.

You can find Chris at: https://www.thefinishlinegroup.com/

Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more parenting and mental health support!

Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drsuzannesimpson/ 

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Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

Hidden Struggles of Confident Teens | Mental Health & Parenting Insights with Darian Hooshi 

#teenmentalhealth #parentingadvice #supportingteens 

Discover how a seemingly confident young professional navigated "outing" his depression and anxiety to coworkers. This follow-up discussion explores Darian's experience and offers valuable insights for parents on supporting their teens' mental health, even when struggles are hidden beneath a successful exterior. Learn about the impact of vulnerability in the workplace and how it relates to your child's journey.
 
In this episode you will learn:

• How mental health challenges can be present even in seemingly high-achieving individuals.
• The importance of creating a supportive environment for young people to be open about their mental well-being.
• Insights into the experience of sharing mental health struggles in a professional setting.
• The potential for vulnerability to foster connection and understanding.

Don’t forget to like, comment with your thoughts, and subscribe for more interviews and parenting support content.

Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

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Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

Authenticity, Failure & Mental Health: Erica Rankin on Owning Your Story

What happens when an entrepreneur shares her failures, mental health struggles, and unfiltered truth with the world? In this episode of Encountering, I sit down with Erica Rankin for a deeply honest conversation about what it really means to be authentic—online and in life.

We explore the healing power of vulnerability, the mental health toll of social media, and how failure can become a powerful teacher. Erica opens up about losing her business, navigating bulimia and body image challenges, and returning home at 30 to start again—this time, without the filters.

In this episode:
• The emotional cost of perfectionism in entrepreneurship
• Navigating business collapse and bankruptcy with courage
• How childhood communication patterns shape adult relationships
• The impact of social media on mental health—for creators and consumers
• The power of grace, honesty, and breaking generational cycles

👉 Listen in and encounter what real authenticity looks like.

Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drsuzannesimpson/ 

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Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

CBT and Self-Compassion: Taking Back Control from Anxiety with Judy Belmont

What if anxiety didn’t have to run your life—and what if the way out started with how you speak to yourself?

In this episode of Encountering, I sit down with author and therapist Judy Belmont, whose work on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has helped thousands take back control from anxiety, negative thought patterns, and self-doubt. We explore how everyday self-talk shapes our emotions, why self-compassion is at the heart of mental wellness, and how CBT offers life-changing tools for parents, educators, and anyone navigating uncertainty.

Whether you're new to CBT or looking for practical strategies to use in your personal or professional life, this conversation offers a powerful, accessible starting point.

Keywords:
CBT for anxiety, self-compassion, cognitive behavioral therapy, mental health tools, growth mindset, coping with anxiety, how to reframe thoughts, emotional regulation, psychological ABCs, trauma and healing, mental health for teachers and parents, Judy Belmont

 Chapters
00:00 – Intro: Why CBT still matters
01:40 – Judy’s journey as a therapist and author
03:10 – What is CBT, really?
05:45 – All-or-nothing thinking and cognitive distortions
08:12 – The power of “now”: CBT and mindfulness
10:30 – Neuroplasticity and the hope of change
13:20 – Growth mindset in everyday life
15:00 – Self-compassion as the foundation
17:40 – CBT in social media and self-worth
21:00 – Embracing the journey, not the goalpost
23:30 – Can laypeople use CBT effectively?
26:00 – The psychological ABCs: A tool for everyone
29:00 – Real-life classroom CBT strategies
31:00 – Final reflections: CBT as self-empowerment

 Listen if you’re looking to:
•  Understand how thoughts shape emotions
•  Learn CBT tools to reduce anxiety
•  Support students, children, or clients through stress
•  Develop a growth mindset and build emotional resilience
•  Find connection in your own healing and self-talk

Subscribe to Encountering for conversations on connection, mental health, and how we care for ourselves and others.

Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

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Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

Can mental health challenges be contagious? 

In this compelling conversation with Matt Hussey, a therapist, writer, and former journalist, we explore the powerful idea of emotional contagion—how we absorb the feelings of those around us, especially in close relationships. Whether you’re a parent, partner, teacher, or friend, this episode will help you support others without losing yourself.

Matt shares his own journey from media to mental health, revealing personal struggles and how he found grounding through therapy. Together, we talk about resonance, boundaries, and emotional responsibility, and what it means to hold space without taking on someone else’s pain.

This is a must-watch if you’ve ever felt drained from helping others—or unsure how to help without becoming overwhelmed.

Disclaimer: Please note that the contents of this video are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.

Find my podcast playlists on YouTube Dr Suzanne Simpson, at Get On Their Turf

Guest Interviews: 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLi7xFsX7h7tflz6UKyqfa4AVPf5l9zwve

Just Me: https://www.youtube.com/playlistlist=PLi7xFsX7h7tf_CsX5hZUEBTPkz967Sy2n

New releases every second Monday 8:00 am PST.

👉 Get the free guide "8 Ways to Get on Your Kids' Turf" at https://www.drsuzannesimpson.com/#reconnect

Connect with me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drsuzannesimpson/ 

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drsuzannesimpson/ 

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@drsuzannesimpson 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61566148964209

Please note that the contents of this website are not a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. My scope of practice is as an educator, and this work is intended to provide information for educational purposes only. Testimonials of lived experiences are opinion only and have not been scientifically evaluated.