Intentional Wellness©™ Parenting with Aurelie Cormier

Dive into a crucial conversation about supporting children who have experienced the loss of a parent, whether it be from cancer, illness, tragedy, or unexpected events. Join us during the 25th Anniversary of 9/11 as we explore ways to help kids cope and thrive after such a devastating loss. Essential listening for parents, teachers, and anyone who plays a role in a child's life. Tune in for valuable insights on guiding children through grief and helping them navigate life after loss.

In this episode in our series during the month of August, with all the stressful events going on in our country and the world today, I thought it would be helpful to further explore what we can do to help our kids to reduce the stress that they are experiencing in our world today which starts with the amount of stress that parents are feeling with our economy, higher prices for food, gas, and school supplies to thinking about returning to school which may or may not be a source of comfort for kids, especially in relation to our current climate with social media, political divides and school shootings.  We can get caught up in a cycle of repetition and habits when we are overwhelmed by life and our responsibilities.  Later, we can look back and wish that we had been more thoughtful about how to address certain events in the life of our family better, especially when it comes to our children.
Parenting is the best and most challenging job of our lives.  On most days, it requires our full attention, is hard work, and can use up much of our energy.  It is also made up of some of the sweetest moments of our lives, and we would not trade it for the world.   With all that is happening in our country today, It is helpful to teach our children how to manage the uncertainties of life at the level they can understand. 

In this episode in our series during the month of July, with all the stressful events going on in our country today, I thought it would be helpful to think about what we can do to help our kids understand some of the difficult events happening in our country today from ICE raids, killings and shootings.  We can get caught up in a cycle of repetition and habits when we are overwhelmed by life and our responsibilities.  Later, we can look back and wish that we had been more thoughtful about how to address certain events in the life of our family better, especially when it comes to our children.
Parenting is the best and most challenging job of our lives.  On most days, it requires our full attention, is hard work, and can use up much of our energy.  It is also made up of some of the sweetest moments of our lives, and we would not trade it for the world.   With all that is happening in our country today, It is helpful to teach our children how to manage the uncertainties of life at the level they can understand. 

In this episode in our series during the month of June, I thought it would be helpful to think about what your intention is for your Summer this year.  Life can unfold in many different ways, especially when we are living by default! When life gets busy, as it often does as a parent, we can get caught up in a cycle of repetition and habits when we are overwhelmed by our responsibilities.  Later, we can look back and wish that we had planned our seasons more so that we accomplish some of the special events or moments that can be important in our life for ourselves, with our children and as a family together.  As Moms, we are the Health Managers of the home and are often seen as the nurturers and caretakers of our family; Dads are often the supporters and protectors of their family.   In many families today, both are working fulltime and then come home to their most important, more than full time job.  It can create situations in which we function on auto-pilot and then look back and wish we had done things a bit differently.
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Parenting is the best and most challenging job of our lives. On most days, it requires our full attention, is hard work, and can use up much of our energy. It is also made up of some of the sweetest moments of our lives and we would not trade it for the world. If we are to sustain that energy for the long run, we need to nourish ourselves and ensure that we are filling up our Spiritual Parenting Bank to prevent parenting fatigue or burnout.
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April is the month when spring is coming alive. Mother Nature is showing off and it is when many start planting the seeds that will grow in their indoor pots to be planted in the garden or farming fields.
In this month of April and Earth Day, we discuss how we grow our foods and what we eat impact on our health as well as help us to heal. As we have said, the good news is that 30-50% of cancers are preventable when we are aware and take the action steps to prevent it.
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Let’s focus on getting your energy back! In this episode in our series, during the month of March, I sense a level of stress that infiltrates every part of our society from family, career, financial stability, energy, climate change and even our government.  It feels as though there is not a segment of our day that is not impacted.  This leaves many parents feeling stressed and exhausted.  This creates a lot of stress and exhaustion for our kids as well.  Our role as parents is one of the most sacred ones we have in this lifetime.  We do not have control over the events of our daily life or our world, but we do have control over our response. 
What resources are available to us during this time to help us to stay grounded and at peace?
When life gets hard and events are creating a lot of chaos in our world and our everyday lives, it can feel hard to stay grounded and at peace, so we don’t get mired in exhaustion.  There are resources and practices available to help keep us stable and secure and most importantly for our family life and our children.  It often requires that we practice a certain mindset to prevent burnout. 

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In this episode in our series during the month of January, I thought it would be helpful to discuss the sacred role that parents play in their children’s lives.  The raising of children is often the sweetest, most challenging job we will ever have.  It is a 24/7-365 day a year job.  There are many sweet moments and there are also moments of significant exhaustion, especially when we are stretched from all sides without relief in sight.  We give so much to our children! As Moms, we are the Health Managers of the home and are often seen as the nurturers and caretakers of our family; Dads are often the supporters and protectors of their family.   In many families today, both are working fulltime and then come home to their most important, more than full time job.  It can be exhausting.
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