Joyful Courage for Parenting Teens

Joyful Courage for Parenting Teens

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  • Eps 294: LIVE COACHING Influencing Sibling Dynamics

    This week’s episode is a live coaching session!

    Takeaways from the show:

    • Challenges in the sibling dynamic
    • Owning your peace
    • Learning about relationships
    • Remembering our kids are still developing their skills
    • Flexing resiliency muscles during conflict
    • Belonging and significance
    • Becoming more secure in relationships = more easy going
    • Practice asking if your kids need help
    • Highlight tools your kids use in the heat of the moment
    • What does Joyful Courage mean to you?

      (Giselle) Joyful courage is riding out the journey, being open to the ups and downs and understanding that there is a meaning to everything that happens to us. Only when we show up and we lean into those challenges is where we become courageous.

      See you next week!! :)

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      47 min
    • Eps 293: New School Parenting with DJ Johnson

      This week’s guest is DJ Johnson. DeAntwann “DJ” Johnson is a husband, father, author, mentor, coach, counselor, and sports statistician. He grew up in the Indiana foster care system and yet despite that, has gone on to lead a successful, and fulfilling life. Before spending nine years in the foster care system, DJ suffered child abuse, domestic abuse, and emotional trauma. At one point, he wanted to end his life, but he realized that he was on this earth for a purpose.


      DJ fulfills that purpose by using his experiences not only to help establish relationships with the students he serves, but he helps parents better connect with their teenagers. DJ specializes in helping parents bridge the communication gap between them and their child to ensure that their child has room to be the best versions of themselves.


      Takeaways from the show

      • DJ’s story
      • Adverse childhood experience
      • Using your experience to help others
      • Old school parenting way going out the window
      • Getting the hang of the new school parenting
      • Balancing being kind and firm
      • Different parenting styles fit different children
      • Foundation of respect and dignity with your kids
      • Conditioning coming to the surface
      • Let teens learn through experiences
      • Repairing relationships

      • For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here.

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        54 min
      • Eps 292: SOLO Show- Being Present With Your Teen's School Discouragement

        This week’s episode is a SOLO show!!

        Takeaways from the show:

        • Parenting group
        • School trouble
        • The uncertainty of COVID
        • Feeling powerless
        • Questioning traditional school system
        • Emotional honesty
        • Getting to the root of your fears
        • Getting curious with your kids
        • Notice when you become dysregulated
        • You get to set boundaries
        • Letting your kids feel the tension of life
        • Love, accept, and be available
        • Eps 242 with Ned Johnson | Eps 21 with Jessica Lahey

          See you next week!! :)

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          38 min
        • Eps 291: Getting Optimal Sleep with Julia Glowinski

          My guest this week is Julia Glowinski. Julia is a registered social worker, a certified sleep consultant, and a cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia clinician. She’s an expert in all things related to sleep and how to achieve optimal sleep. 

          Julia is passionate about working with individuals and families experiencing sleep difficulties. Her focus is on building a strong foundation for healthy sleep to promote long lasting sleep improvements.

          Julia uses an integrative approach to uncovering the many factors that affect sleep quality. This includes paying close attention to emotional well being, diet, physical activity, sleep hygiene, stress and overall mental health.

          As the relationship between mental health and sleep is significant, Julia’s strategies incorporate mindfulness and relaxation techniques to help quiet the mind.

          Takeaways from the show:

          • Julia’s journey of becoming a sleep specialist
          • Sleep quality affecting mental health
          • Healthy sleep analytics
          • Sleep science in the adolescent brain
          • Circadian rhythms
          • Challenges of getting good sleep
          • The root of sleep deprivation
          • Routines before bed
          • Strategies for getting optimal sleep
          • Healthy screen habits during the pandemic
          • Resources from Julia:

            Website | Clinic | Instagram

             

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            50 min
          • Eps 290: SOLO SHOW-Validation, Mutual Respect, Back to School

            Parenting for The Season You’re In

            Parenting for The Season You’re In is a program for parents who are looking for deeper understanding of the challenges they are facing, how they may be contributing to the challenges, and tools and strategies for not only problem solving, but also experiencing more joy on the parenting journey. 

            It’s a funky season of parenting. You may be still anticipating the change you know is coming in your child, or perhaps you are witnessing it, and at a loss for how to be there in a way that is helpful and forwarding.

            Screen time drama takes on a new intensity, peer influence increases, the mood swings that show up when our kids are trying to figure out who it is they are…. Everything is SUCH A BIG DEAL.

            And we are on the sidelines, unsure of what boundaries to hold - when to be flexible, when to be firm…. Feeling so connected and confident one minute, only to spiral into worries and “what ifs” the next.

            Sign up now at www.joyfulcourage.com/seasons

            The six sessions start Thursday, September 23rd and run Thursdays for 6 weeks from 5:30-7:30pm PDT

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            The Book, The Coaching

            Joyful Courage is so much more than a podcast! I know that you love listening every week AND I want to encourage you to dig deeper into the learning with me, INVEST in your parenting journey.

            READ THE BOOK - Joyful Courage, Calming the Drama and Taking Control of Your Parenting Journey is all about how to show up as a Joyful Courage parent so that you have better access to the tools you need in hot parenting moments – tools that are helpful and maintain connection with your child. Available both in book and audio book form → http://www.joyfulcourage.com/book

            CONSIDER ONE ON ONE COACHING - The most POWERFUL of investments offered by Joyful Courage, one on one coaching allows for parents to really tease apart the current issues they are having with their child, while also developing a clear compass for guiding them in the direction they want to be going in. Coaching happens every other week, and is open for parents with kids 4 years old through the teen years. Go to my coaching page to book a free exploratory call and see if we are the right fit. → http://www.joyfulcourage.com/jccoaching

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            28 min
          • Eps 289: Parenting for Social Justice with Dr. Traci Baxley

            This week I am revisiting my conversation with Dr. Traci Baxley from the Parenting for a Brave New World Mini Summit that went live January of 2021.

            Dr. Baxley is a mother, cultural coach for parents, she’s a speaker, an educator, and a diversity inclusion and equity consultant. She is passionate about supporting families with intentional parenting.

            Traci is the founder of Social Justice Parenting, a philosophy that is rooted in radical love and activism. In her work with parents, Dr. Baxley discusses new ideas in parenting for our current social climate that moves families away from fear-based parenting styles. 

            Social Justice Parenting guides parents in raising independent, compassionate, and socially conscious children.

            Takeaways from the show:

            • Belonging advocate
            • Social justice parenting
            • Breaking down anti-racism
            • Performative social justice vs. active social justice
            • ROCKS acronym
            • Sitting with being uncomfortable
            • Start at home
            • Normalize black excellence
            • Looking at privilege from multiple identities
            • Radical love
            • Seeing humanness in others
            • Resources from Traci:

              Social Justice Parenting TedX | Instagram | Website | LinkedIn

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              54 min
            • Eps 288: Understanding Screens and Setting Limits with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov

              This week I am revisiting my conversation with Dr. Elizabeth Milovidov from the Teens and Screens Mini Summit that went live in the fall of 2020.

              Dr. Milovidov is an internationally known digital parenting coach, author, lawyer, and law professor.

              She is the founder of DigitalParentingCoach.com and provides information and support to caregivers, parents, and anyone who is looking for the best practices when it comes to social media, internet laws, and the internet at large.

              Elizabeth’s publications include: The Parent’s Guide to Parenting in the Digital Age, The Parent’s Guide to Youtube and Youtube Kids, and The Parent’s Guide to Digital Detox and Disconnect.

              Takeaways from the show:

              • Elizabeth’s story
              • Recommendations for screen time
              • App limits
              • Mistakes parents make with phones
              • Children’s right to privacy
              • Parenting common sense
              • Curiosity is natural
              • Handling uncomfortable conversations
              • Family media agreements
              • Privilege without responsibility is entitlement 
              • Cyberbullying
              • Resources from Elizabeth:

                CyberBully Research Center | FaceBook Group | Website 

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                1 hr 16 min
              • Eps 287: Exploring Risky Behavior and Teens with Alyson Schafer

                This week I am revisiting my conversation with Alyson Schafer from the Risky Behavior and Teens Mini Summit that went live in the summer of 2020.

                Alyson is one of Canada’s most notable parenting experts. She’s a family counselor with a private practice in Toronto and has presented to audiences all around the world. 

                She has regular media sports, is the author of three best selling books; Breaking the Good Mom Myth, Honey I Wrecked the Kids, and Ain’t Misbehavin’. All three of these books have been translated to multiple languages.

                Alyson recently launched a podcast called Parenting the Adlerian Way, which you can find on most major podcast platforms.

                Takeaways from the show:

                • Fear around risky behaviors
                • Framework for the teen years
                • Children’s behavior doesn’t reflect how you’re doing as a parent
                • Holding a safe place for mistakes
                • Non-attachment to outcome
                • Allowing teens to have compassion for our experience
                • Acknowledge your kids might need space from you
                • How risky behavior looks in boys vs girls
                • Letting go of the reins
                • Winning cooperation vs forcing compliance
                • Motivational interviewing
                • Resources from Alyson:

                  Brainstorm by Dan Siegel | Website | Podcast | Instagram | FaceBook

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                  1 hr 3 min
                • Eps 286: Leveling Up our Sex Education with Amy Lang

                  This week I am revisiting my conversation with Amy Lang from the Sex Ed for Parents of Teens Mini Summit in the spring of 2020.


                  Amy has been a guest on the podcast and is a super great friend of mine. She is my go to person when I have questions about my teen’s sexual development.


                  Amy has been a sex health educator for over 20 years and helps parents of all beliefs talk with their kids of any age about the birds and bees. She is the author of an award-winning book, Birds and Bees and your kids- a guide to sharing your beliefs about sexuality, love, and relationship. As well as Dating Smarts- what every teen needs to know to date, relate, or wait. 


                  Takeaways from the show

                  • Family values
                  • Your kids are going to have sex
                  • The importance of communication with your teens
                  • Sex safety
                  • Stop filtering for your kids
                  • Broader ways of looking at sexuality
                  • Have conversations about values
                  • Don’t be afraid to prepare before a conversation

                  • For more show notes, including full transcripts, visit our website here.

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                    39 min
                  • Eps 285: Revisiting ADHD with Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart

                    This week’s guest is Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart. 

                    Dr. Lockhart is a pediatric psychologist and board-certified in clinical child and adolescent psychology. You may know her from her amazing content and reels she puts out daily on Instagram.

                    Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart is passionate about serving families in her local community in the state of Texas and beyond.

                     Takeaways from the show:

                    • How ADHD shows up in the teen years
                    • ADHD in boys vs. girls
                    • Rejection sensitive dysphoria
                    • Diagnosis of ADHD
                    • Task initiation
                    • Choose the relationship with your teen
                    • Openings for talking about tools and strategies

                    • For more show notes, including full transcripts, visit our website here.

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                      41 min

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