Joyful Courage for Parenting Teens

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  • Eps 187: Solo show about the law of attraction and parenting

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    Heyyyyyy you!

     

    So much excitement – we got out house, kids are on board, book is getting attention, work is good….  Having the experience of seeing all that is abundant in my life has got me to thinking about how I have in the past seen abundance in the lives of others and thought “that will never be me” “I can’t do that” blah blah blah – and I’ve realized that in changing the story, I have changed what has unfolded in my life….. Its amazing.

     

    Our story keeps us where we are

     

    Listening to a lot of law of attraction – familiar?

     

    IF not, let me read what it is from the lawofattraction.com - Simply put, the Law of Attraction is the ability to attract into our lives whatever we are focusing on. It is believed that regardless of age, nationality or religious belief, we are all susceptible to the laws which govern the Universe, including the Law of Attraction. It is the Law of Attraction which uses the power of the mind to translate whatever is in our thoughts and materialize them into reality. In basic terms, all thoughts turn into things eventually. If you focus on negative doom and gloom you will remain under that cloud. If you focus on positive thoughts and have goals that you aim to achieve you will find a way to achieve them with massive action.

     

    We live our stories, we tell the stories we live, we live the story, we tell the story….  Sometimes that can keep us stuck. It isn’t the “stuck” that is bad, it is whether or not we WANT to be stuck where we are that we get to be aware of….

     

    For example – When the life you are experiencing feels really hard and you see your kids as out of control….  And you talk about it with your partner and maybe your friends, and then you experience more of it, and you share with your mom or your therapist, and then there it is again, the hard, the heavy, someone asks you how you are, you give a big sigh and you respond with “I’m ok, things are hard” and the cycle continues to spin over and over and over.

     

    Where is there space for something new? Where is there room to BELIEVE that there is another possibility?? That is where you are. You are resigned. Done and done.

     

    A contrasting picture is one where things are going really well….  Kids are thriving, relationship is good, business is booming, there are so many possibilities opening up for you, and you talk about it with your partner and maybe your friends, and then you experience more of it, and you share with your mom or your therapist, and then there it is again, the trust, the excitement, someone asks you how you are, you give a big smile and you respond with “I’m amazing, things are so good” and the cycle continues to spin over and over and over.

     

    This space feels expansive, it feels like there is an expectancy of more goodness, you believe in possibility, you are open and hopeful.

     

     

    We get to stay in our lane.

     

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    Joyful Courage: Calming the drama and taking control of your parenting journey

     

    This book 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.

     

    Presale is OPEN– as many of you as possible buying presale would be FABULOUS.  Go to www.joyfulcourage.com/book

     

    Official launch date is May 20th – OMG – so so exciting!!!

     

    The best way to stay up to date on the book news is to join my newsletter list, if you haven’t already.  Sign up at www.joyfulcourage.com/join

     

    Thank you to everyone that has been so encouraging on this journey!!!  I appreciate you and we are ALMOST THERE!!!!

     

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    Authentic Parenting Conference

    Anna Seewald, host of the Authentic Parenting Podcast, and parent coach, has put together a steller day of learning and growing together in New Brunswick, NJ. I am so excited about it that I decided that I WANTED TO GO TOO!!

     

    I am going to be there, Dr. Laura Markham will be delivering a keynote (ah-maze-ing), and the whole thing just looks like super soul care on fire.

     

    If you are interested, click here https://authenticparenting.com/conference and use the discount code JOYFUL25 for $25 off the registration fee!!

     

    Come play with me!!

     

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    33 min
  • Eps 186: Teasing apart Emotional Regulation with Anna Seewald

    My guest today is Anna Seewald. Anna is a Parent Educator, Keynote Speaker, Author and Host of The Authentic Parenting Podcast. With background in psychology and education, having worked with children for 18 years, today she helps conscious moms and dads to become calm and connected to themselves and their children through trauma-informed education. She believes in helping children by helping parents. She has a private practice that specializes in parent education, where she provides one-on-one parent coaching, parenting, court ordered, and co-parenting classes. 

    www.authenticparenting.com

    What you’ll hear in this episode:

    • What is emotional regulation?
    • Gaining perspective on what it means when our child is emotionally dysregulated
    • Why toddlers struggle with emotional regulation
    • How emotional dysregulation of kids triggers parents
    • How stress contributes to emotional dysregulation in parents
    • How emotional regulation supports conflict resolution, jobs, relationships, academics
    • What is co-regulation?
    • How parents can stay regulated
    • The Four-Step Calm Formula
    • Coaching your child’s emotional regulation
    • The role of compassion in emotional regulation
    • Assessing the level of urgency in an emotionally dysregulated situation
    • Language and emotional dysregulation
    • Mindfulness and emotional dysregulation
    • Validating our children’s feelings in a way that matches the intensity of their distress
    • The impact of dysregulation on the verbal centers of the brain
    • Dealing with emotional dysregulation under time constraints
    • Post-dysregulation problem solving and how to nurture it
    • What to do when your child won’t talk about their feelings
    • The power of relationship in bringing emotional regulation
    • Tips for listeners who are looking to get better at helping their children grow their self-regulation skills or themselves
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      53 min
    • Eps 186: Teasing apart Emotional Regulation with Anna Seewald

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      My guest today is Anna Seewald. Anna is a Parent Educator, Keynote Speaker, Author and Host of The Authentic Parenting Podcast. With background in psychology and education, having worked with children for 18 years, today she helps conscious moms and dads to become calm and connected to themselves and their children through trauma-informed education. She believes in helping children by helping parents. She has a private practice that specializes in parent education, where she provides one-on-one parent coaching, parenting, court ordered, and co-parenting classes.  www.authenticparenting.com 

       

      "Emotional regulation is the ability to regulate our own emotions and choose actions that are appropriate in that situation.”

      “We can teach those skills to our children today so that they can have a better life.”

      “In order to teach self-regulation or regulation skills to our children, first and foremost, we need to learn those same skills ourselves.”

      “There is no misbehavior. There is only behavior.”

      “There's nothing wrong with your child. There's nothing wrong with you. This is just simple biology.”

      “Our compassion level has to match the intensity of the emotion that child is feeling.”

       

      What you’ll hear in this episode:

      • What is emotional regulation?
      • Gaining perspective on what it means when our child is emotionally dysregulated
      • Why toddlers struggle with emotional regulation
      • How emotional dysregulation of kids triggers parents
      • How stress contributes to emotional dysregulation in parents
      • How emotional regulation supports conflict resolution, jobs, relationships, academics
      • What is co-regulation?
      • How parents can stay regulated
      • The Four-Step Calm Formula
      • Coaching your child’s emotional regulation
      • The role of compassion in emotional regulation
      • Assessing the level of urgency in an emotionally dysregulated situation
      • Language and emotional dysregulation
      • Mindfulness and emotional dysregulation
      • Validating our children’s feelings in a way that matches the intensity of their distress
      • The impact of dysregulation on the verbal centers of the brain
      • Dealing with emotional dysregulation under time constraints
      • Post-dysregulation problem solving and how to nurture it
      • What to do when your child won’t talk about their feelings
      • The power of relationship in bringing emotional regulation
      • Tips for listeners who are looking to get better at helping their children grow their self-regulation skills or themselves

       

      What does Joyful Courage mean to you?

      When I hear these two words together, I sort of have this feeling of a child-like wonderous, courageous, right, children have this courage, they're present and they know. They're not diluted with all the societal stuff. So this pure courage that is also joyful, this child-like courage. That's how I have a sense about those two words together.

       

      Resources:

      Casey’s Episode on Authentic Parenting

      Anna’s upcoming conference - Joyful25 to get $25 off your ticket

       

      Where to find Anna:

      Website

      Facebook

      Authentic Parenting Community on Facebook

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      Joyful Courage: Calming the drama and taking control of your parenting journey

       

      This book 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.

       

      Presale is OPEN– as many of you as possible buying presale would be FABULOUS.  Go to www.joyfulcourage.com/book

       

      Official launch date is May 20th – OMG – so so exciting!!!

       

      The best way to stay up to date on the book news is to join my newsletter list, if you haven’t already.  Sign up at www.joyfulcourage.com/join

       

      Thank you to everyone that has been so encouraging on this journey!!!  I appreciate you and we are ALMOST THERE!!!!

       

      ::::

       

      Authentic Parenting Conference

      Anna Seewald, host of the Authentic Parenting Podcast, and parent coach, has put together a steller day of learning and growing together in New Brunswick, NJ. I am so excited about it that I decided that I WANTED TO GO TOO!!

       

      I am going to be there, Dr. Laura Markham will be delivering a keynote (ah-maze-ing), and the whole thing just looks like super soul care on fire.

       

      If you are interested, click here https://authenticparenting.com/conference and use the discount code JOYFUL25 for $25 off the registration fee!!

       

      Come play with me!!

       

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      Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Joyful Courage Podcast on Apple Podcast to get the latest shows STRAIGHT to your device!!  AND PLEASE rate and review the Joyful Courage Parenting Podcast to help me spread the show to an ever-larger audience!!

      CLICK HERE to watch a video that shows up how to subscribe with your iPhone!

       

      50 min
    • Eps 185: How to be fiercely committed and lovingly detached

      Today is solo show – woohoo!! I’ve been missing you all.

       I am so excited to have been interviewed by some amazing gals out there in the Podcast world. Anna Seewald of the Authentic Parenting Podcast – www.authenticparenting.com/podcast had me on and we talked about building trust – both in ourselves and our kids. Loved every minute of it and can’t WAIT to meet Anna in person at her conference in May, the Authentic Parenting Conference – www.authenticparenting.com/conference.

       

      Today I want to talk about a mantra that I have found useful time and time again. I learned it from a friend and mentor of mine – shout out to Denise Yost! – we saw each other for the first time in a while and when I asked her how she was, she responded with “fiercely committed, and lovingly detached”

       

      Fiercely committed, lovingly detached.

       What it means to be fiercely committed?

      • Creating the environment
      • Meeting their needs
      • Advocating for them
      • Being kind and firm
      • Encouraging them
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        What does it mean to be lovingly detached?

        • Allowing them to be who they are
        • Allowing for them to build resiliency through navigating natural consequences
        • Allowing them to be uncomfortable
        • Trusting that they are on THEIR journey
        • Letting go
        • Giving them responsibility over their lives
        •  

          What gets in the way?

          • Our dreams/vision for them
          • Our past/failures/mistakes
          • Our assumptions
          • Our addiction to what other people think
          • Our insecurity about “doing it wrong”
          • Our emotional regulation (or lack of)
          • Our lens of the “right/wrong” way
          •  

            What will help us move towards “fiercely committed, lovingly detached”?

             

            Two list exercise.

            • Challenges
            • Everyone probably has a really similar list – YAY!
            • Gifts
            • Doubt that you have any particular job description…
            • What about “happy”?
            • Can we hope for content?
            • Can we hope for healthy coping skills and resiliency?
            • Can we hope for grounded and empowered?
            • Remember the challenges are at the tip of the iceberg – and anything we “do” with the challenges should somehow, someway, teach/model/or allow our kids to PRACTICE the life skills we want them to embody.
            •  

              A bit about DO.

              • So often parents want to know WHAT DO I DO??
              • In the moment tools
              • This is a narrow mindset
              • PD is a broader lens than in the moment.
              • TRSUT in developing relationship
              • TRUST that kids do better when they feel batter
              • TRUST that all humans what to be connected and know that they matter and have influence
              • In the moment?
              • Keep everyone SAFE
              • Acknowledge your child’s experience
              • Look for solutions and/or ways of making things right
              •  

                They are doing the best they can with the tools they have in the moment.

                • Just because they can tell you what they will do better next time during a calm moment does NOT mean they will access that when they are flipped
                • Not about being naughty/bad – its about relationship, tools and practice
                •  

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                  46 min
                • Eps 185: How to be fiercely committed and lovingly detached

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                  Today is solo show – woohoo!!  I’ve been missing you all.

                   

                  I am so excited to have been interviewed by some amazing gals out there in the Podcast world. Anna Seewald of the Authentic Parenting Podcast – www.authenticparenting.com/podcast had me on and we talked about building trust – both in ourselves and our kids. Loved every minute of it and can’t WAIT to meet Anna in person at her conference in May, the Authentic Parenting Conference – www.authenticparenting.com/conference.

                   

                  I was also a guest on the TILT parenting podcast. Long time listeners of JC will know Debbie Reber from episodes 54 and 145. Debbie is the founder of TILT parenting and host of the TILT parenting podcast - http://www.tiltparenting.com/. Debbie and I talk about my book, Joyful Courage: Calming the Drama and Taking Control of Your Parenting Journey, and connect the dots around how doing our own work around self control and centering is useful for all parents, whether their children are typically or differently wired. Check out those shows!!!

                   

                  Today I want to talk about a mantra that I have found useful time and time again. I learned it from a friend and mentor of mine – shout out to Denise Yost! – we saw each other for the first time in a while and when I asked her how she was, she responded with “fiercely committed, and lovingly detached”

                   

                  Fiercely committed, lovingly detached.

                   

                  It’s this a powerful come from for parenting?

                   

                  What it means to be fiercely committed?

                  • Creating the environment
                  • Meeting their needs
                  • Advocating for them
                  • Being kind and firm
                  • Encouraging them

                   

                  What does it mean to be lovingly detached?

                  • Allowing them to be who they are
                  • Allowing for them to build resiliency through navigating natural consequences
                  • Allowing them to be uncomfortable
                  • Trusting that they are on THEIR journey
                  • Letting go
                  • Giving them responsibility over their lives

                   

                  What gets in the way?

                  • Our dreams/vision for them
                  • Our past/failures/mistakes
                  • Our assumptions
                  • Our addiction to what other people think
                  • Our insecurity about “doing it wrong”
                  • Our emotional regulation (or lack of)
                  • Our lens of the “right/wrong” way

                   

                  What will help us move towards “fiercely committed, lovingly detached”?

                   

                  Two list exercise.

                  • Challenges
                    • Everyone probably has a really similar list – YAY!
                  • Gifts
                    • Doubt that you have any particular job description…
                    • What about “happy”?
                      • Can we hope for content?
                      • Can we hope for healthy coping skills and resiliency?
                      • Can we hope for grounded and empowered?
                    • Remember the challenges are at the tip of the iceberg – and anything we “do” with the challenges should somehow, someway, teach/model/or allow our kids to PRACTICE the life skills we want them to embody.

                   

                  A bit about DO.

                  • So often parents want to know WHAT DO I DO??
                  • In the moment tools
                    • This is a narrow mindset
                  • PD is a broader lens than in the moment.
                    • TRSUT in developing relationship
                    • TRUST that kids do better when they feel batter
                    • TRUST that all humans what to be connected and know that they matter and have influence
                  • In the moment?
                    • Keep everyone SAFE
                    • Acknowledge your child’s experience
                    • Look for solutions and/or ways of making things right

                   

                  They are doing the best they can with the tools they have in the moment.

                  • Just because they can tell you what they will do better next time during a calm moment does NOT mean they will access that when they are flipped
                  • Not about being naughty/bad – its about relationship, tools and practice

                   

                  :::::

                   

                  Joyful Courage: Calming the drama and taking control of your parenting journey

                   

                  This book 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.

                   

                  Presale is OPEN– as many of you as possible buying presale would be FABULOUS.  Go to www.joyfulcourage.com/book

                   

                  Official launch date is May 20th – OMG – so so exciting!!!

                   

                  The best way to stay up to date on the book news is to join my newsletter list, if you haven’t already.  Sign up at www.joyfulcourage.com/join

                   

                  Thank you to everyone that has been so encouraging on this journey!!!  I appreciate you and we are ALMOST THERE!!!!

                   

                  ::::

                   

                  Authentic Parenting Conference

                  Anna Seewald, host of the Authentic Parenting Podcast, and parent coach, has put together a steller day of learning and growing together in New Brunswick, NJ. I am so excited about it that I decided that I WANTED TO GO TOO!!

                   

                  I am going to be there, Dr. Laura Markham will be delivering a keynote (ah-maze-ing), and the whole thing just looks like super soul care on fire.

                   

                  If you are interested, click here https://authenticparenting.com/conference and use the discount code JOYFUL25 for $25 off the registration fee!!

                   

                  Come play with me!!

                   

                  :::::

                  Be a Subscriber

                  Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Joyful Courage Podcast on Apple Podcast to get the latest shows STRAIGHT to your device!!  AND PLEASE rate and review the Joyful Courage Parenting Podcast to help me spread the show to an ever-larger audience!!

                  CLICK HERE to watch a video that shows up how to subscribe with your iPhone!

                   

                  43 min
                • Eps 184: The Montessori Toddler with Simone Davies

                  Today’s guest is Simone Davis. Simone is the author of the new book, The Montessori Toddler. Simone is an AMI Association Montessori International Montessori Educator. She lives in Amsterdam where she runs parent-child Montessori classes at Jacaranda Tree Montessori. Simone is the author of a popular blog, The Montessori Notebook. She is also mother to two young adults. We will be discussing toddlers. Join us!

                  "In Montessori it's an alternative education system where we're actually following each unique child on their own unique individual development.”

                  “We start to think that toddlers are giving us a hard time when actually it's them having a hard time.”

                  “We help them as much as necessary and as little as possible.”

                  “Montessori is somewhere in between, we call it freedom within limits.”

                  “It's really just how to communicate in an effective, respectful way.”

                  “it's really about trusting your child that they're on their own unique timeline and that they're different to everybody else.”

                  “I think of us as planting that seed as well and nurturing it so that we really recognize that each child's individual, how can I support and help them become the best version of themselves?”

                   

                  What you’ll hear in this episode:

                  • What the Montessori philosophy is all about
                  • The role of multi-age modeling in a Montessori environment
                  • The importance of taking time for training
                  • Preparing the environment and what that looks like
                  • How Montessori builds community and independence
                  • Teaching kids to care for things and each other: values-based learning
                  • How breaking down steps reduces assumptions and frustration
                  • The benefits of the Montessori approach
                  • Applying Montessori principles to your home
                  • What gets in the way of parents for seeing the gifts of the toddler years
                  • Practicing neutral observation without assumption like a scientist
                  • How the quest for Independence is similar in the teen and toddler years
                  • Setting kind and clear limits
                  • The value of a rich language environment with the space to try new things
                  • Getting comfortable with repeating yourself
                  • The role of making amends and modeling doing so yourself
                  • The most important thing for parents of young children to know in order to shift into the Montessori mindset

                  • Resources:

                    Dan Siegel hand model of the brain video

                    “The Montessori Toddler” book

                     

                    Where to find Simone:

                    Website

                    Facebook

                    Instagram

                    Youtube

                    Pinterest

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                    43 min
                  • Eps 184: The Montessori Toddler with Simone Davies

                     

                    Join the Joyful Courage Tribe in our community Facebook group - Live and Love with Joyful Courage.  Raising our children while growing ourselves...

                    ::::

                     

                    Today’s guest is Simone Davis. Simone is the author of the new book, The Montessori Toddler. Simone is an AMI Association Montessori International Montessori Educator. She lives in Amsterdam where she runs parent-child Montessori classes at Jacaranda Tree Montessori. Simone is the author of a popular blog, The Montessori Notebook. She is also mother to two young adults. We will be discussing toddlers. Join us!

                    "In Montessori it's an alternative education system where we're actually following each unique child on their own unique individual development.”

                    “We start to think that toddlers are giving us a hard time when actually it's them having a hard time.”

                    “We help them as much as necessary and as little as possible.”

                    “Montessori is somewhere in between, we call it freedom within limits.”

                    “It's really just how to communicate in an effective, respectful way.”

                    “it's really about trusting your child that they're on their own unique timeline and that they're different to everybody else.”

                    “I think of us as planting that seed as well and nurturing it so that we really recognize that each child's individual, how can I support and help them become the best version of themselves?”

                     

                    What you’ll hear in this episode:

                    • What the Montessori philosophy is all about
                    • The role of multi-age modeling in a Montessori environment
                    • The importance of taking time for training
                    • Preparing the environment and what that looks like
                    • How Montessori builds community and independence
                    • Teaching kids to care for things and each other: values-based learning
                    • How breaking down steps reduces assumptions and frustration
                    • The benefits of the Montessori approach
                    • Applying Montessori principles to your home
                    • What gets in the way of parents for seeing the gifts of the toddler years
                    • Practicing neutral observation without assumption like a scientist
                    • How the quest for Independence is similar in the teen and toddler years
                    • Setting kind and clear limits
                    • The value of a rich language environment with the space to try new things
                    • Getting comfortable with repeating yourself
                    • The role of making amends and modeling doing so yourself
                    • The most important thing for parents of young children to know in order to shift into the Montessori mindset

                     

                    What does Joyful Courage mean to you?

                    I do think that you can bring joy back into parenting. Like when you think of parenting a toddler, like you mentioned, it can be hard work, but actually when you see the world through your child's eyes and see that they're not trying to give you a hard time, but they're just kind of super curious, they grabbed that toy out of that child's hand because they want to play with it right now. That's as simple as it is. It's not that they're trying to be naughty and so the courage to follow your child, support them, like "I'm not going to let you take that toy. Let's wait together." But in a very kind and gentle way. And then you'll just find you're more relaxed as a parent and you'll enjoy seeing what your toddler can show you because they have so much to show us about being in the present moment. They'll spot those weeds growing up through the pavers as you walk down the street, they remind us to really slow down and to enjoy every bit of life because I've even just used to spend half an hour going to get the newspaper with my son and we'd walk across the road. It was a block, but it was such a delight to just slow down and enjoy all those little moments, those little toddling legs. I, just, yeah, I'm so grateful for that time and that I didn't let it pass me by.

                     

                    Resources:

                    Dan Siegel hand model of the brain video

                    “The Montessori Toddler” book

                     

                    Where to find Simone:

                    Website

                    Facebook

                    Instagram

                    Youtube

                    Pinterest

                     

                    :::::

                     

                    Joyful Courage: Calming the drama and taking control of your parenting journey

                     

                    This book 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.

                     

                    Presale is OPEN– as many of you as possible buying presale would be FABULOUS.  Go to www.joyfulcourage.com/book

                     

                    Official launch date is May 20th – OMG – so so exciting!!!

                     

                    The best way to stay up to date on the book news is to join my newsletter list, if you haven’t already.  Sign up at www.joyfulcourage.com/join

                     

                    Thank you to everyone that has been so encouraging on this journey!!!  I appreciate you and we are ALMOST THERE!!!!

                     

                    ::::

                     

                    Authentic Parenting Conference

                    Anna Seewald, host of the Authentic Parenting Podcast, and parent coach, has put together a steller day of learning and growing together in New Brunswick, NJ. I am so excited about it that I decided that I WANTED TO GO TOO!!

                     

                    I am going to be there, Dr. Laura Markham will be delivering a keynote (ah-maze-ing), and the whole thing just looks like super soul care on fire.

                     

                    If you are interested, click here https://authenticparenting.com/conference and use the discount code JOYFUL25 for $25 off the registration fee!!

                     

                    Come play with me!!

                     

                    :::::

                    Be a Subscriber

                    Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Joyful Courage Podcast on Apple Podcast to get the latest shows STRAIGHT to your device!!  AND PLEASE rate and review the Joyful Courage Parenting Podcast to help me spread the show to an ever-larger audience!!

                    CLICK HERE to watch a video that shows up how to subscribe with your iPhone!

                     

                    40 min
                  • Eps 183: Your kids are not manipulating you.

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                    Winging it in the closet!

                     

                    Thank you for the review, Lauren!

                     

                    Listening to my clients and group participants…. Amazing the expansive way we can see/here for the other person.

                     

                    • The idea that kids get into mischief, make mistakes, AND well meaning, loving parents get stuck into thinking “they are manipulating me/trying to get what they want/playng me”
                    • Foundation of Adlerian theory – behavior being movement in the direction of belonging and significance
                    • As young children – always perceiving/interpreting/beliefs/action (private logic)
                    • Do I belong?
                    • Do I matter?
                    • Do I have influence?
                    • Am I safe?
                    • We are asking and answering those questions through our own lens, which has been developed over time, through experience and relationships we have lived through
                    • Kids are cut and dry, their private logic is experienced as “truth”
                    • Perception of emotional safety matters
                    • “I’m curious… I notice you don’t want to talk about problems after the fact…. Can you tell me about that?”
                    • Goal is to help them observe themselves
                    • Having a conversation about the conversation
                    • Curiosity has no agenda, it’s not a “method”
                    • Curiosity is non-judgmental and open
                    • THIS TAKES PRACTICE PEOPLE!
                    • Call it out when the space feels judge-y and own what we have brought in the past
                    • Asking VS Telling Experiential activity
                    • Play with this!! Remember there are layers!!
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                      Joyful Courage: Calming the drama and taking control of your parenting journey

                       

                      This book 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.

                       

                      Presale is April 10th – as many of you as possible buying presale would be FABULOUS. Go to www.joyfulcourage.com/book

                       

                      Official launch date is May 20th – OMG – so so exciting!!!

                       

                      The best way to stay up to date on the book news is to join my newsletter list, if you haven’t already. Sign up at www.joyfulcourage.com/join

                       

                      Thank you to everyone that has been so encouraging on this journey!!! I appreciate you and we are ALMOST THERE!!!!

                       

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                      Authentic Parenting Conference

                      Anna Seewald, host of the Authentic Parenting Podcast, and parent coach, has put together a steller day of learning and growing together in New Brunswick, NJ. I am so excited about it that I decided that I WANTED TO GO TOO!!

                       

                      I am going to be there, Dr. Laura Markham will be delivering a keynote (ah-maze-ing), and the whole thing just looks like super soul care on fire.

                       

                      If you are interested, click here https://authenticparenting.com/conference and use the discount code JOYFUL25 for $25 off the registration fee!!

                       

                      Come play with me!!

                       

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                      CLICK HERE to watch a video that shows up how to subscribe with your iPhone!

                       

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                      36 min
                    • Eps 183: Your kids are not manipulating you.

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                      Winging it in the closet!

                       

                      Thank you for the review, Lauren!

                       

                      Listening to my clients and group participants…. Amazing the expansive way we can see/here for the other person.

                       

                      • The idea that kids get into mischief, make mistakes, AND well meaning, loving parents get stuck into thinking “they are manipulating me/trying to get what they want/playng me”
                      • Foundation of Adlerian theory – behavior being movement in the direction of belonging and significance
                      • As young children – always perceiving/interpreting/beliefs/action (private logic)
                        • Do I belong?
                        • Do I matter?
                        • Do I have influence?
                        • Am I safe?
                      • We are asking and answering those questions through our own lens, which has been developed over time, through experience and relationships we have lived through
                      • Kids are cut and dry, their private logic is experienced as “truth”
                      • Perception of emotional safety matters
                      • “I’m curious… I notice you don’t want to talk about problems after the fact…. Can you tell me about that?”
                      • Goal is to help them observe themselves
                      • Having a conversation about the conversation
                      • Curiosity has no agenda, it’s not a “method”
                      • Curiosity is non-judgmental and open
                      • THIS TAKES PRACTICE PEOPLE!
                      • Call it out when the space feels judge-y and own what we have brought in the past
                      • Asking VS Telling Experiential activity
                      • Play with this!! Remember there are layers!!

                       

                      :::::

                       

                      Joyful Courage: Calming the drama and taking control of your parenting journey

                       

                      This book 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.

                       

                      Presale is April 10th – as many of you as possible buying presale would be FABULOUS.  Go to www.joyfulcourage.com/book

                       

                      Official launch date is May 20th – OMG – so so exciting!!!

                       

                      The best way to stay up to date on the book news is to join my newsletter list, if you haven’t already.  Sign up at www.joyfulcourage.com/join

                       

                      Thank you to everyone that has been so encouraging on this journey!!!  I appreciate you and we are ALMOST THERE!!!!

                       

                      ::::

                       

                      Authentic Parenting Conference

                      Anna Seewald, host of the Authentic Parenting Podcast, and parent coach, has put together a steller day of learning and growing together in New Brunswick, NJ. I am so excited about it that I decided that I WANTED TO GO TOO!!

                       

                      I am going to be there, Dr. Laura Markham will be delivering a keynote (ah-maze-ing), and the whole thing just looks like super soul care on fire.

                       

                      If you are interested, click here https://authenticparenting.com/conference and use the discount code JOYFUL25 for $25 off the registration fee!!

                       

                      Come play with me!!

                       

                      :::::

                      Be a Subscriber

                      Make sure to SUBSCRIBE to the Joyful Courage Podcast on Apple Podcast to get the latest shows STRAIGHT to your device!!  AND PLEASE rate and review the Joyful Courage Parenting Podcast to help me spread the show to an ever-larger audience!!

                      CLICK HERE to watch a video that shows up how to subscribe with your iPhone!

                       

                      34 min
                    • Eps 182: Finding Your Family's Rhythm with Meagan Wilson

                      My guest today is Meagan Wilson. Meagan is the founder of Whole Family Rhythms and living out her mission of helping other mothers, caregivers, and educators to create more clarity and balance within the home. Meagan’s website and seasonal Guides provide support, information, and resources on conscious parenting inspired by the earth, the seasons, and each family’s own unique values. Together, a community of over 25 thousand like-minded Mothers and educators gather each day on her Instagram feed to discuss parenting with love, connection and rhythm.

                       

                      "Connecting with your family values is this parenting partner exercise.”

                      “Visual cues, no matter what, they are always very helpful.”

                       

                      What you’ll hear in this episode:

                      • What living with the rhythms of the earth and the seasons means
                      • What it means to align your life with your values
                      • How to document your family values in a meaningful way
                      • Discussing your values as co-parents with extended family and caregivers
                      • Routine vs rhythm, in-breath vs out-breath times and what it all means
                      • Using visuals to create daily habits
                      • What it means to be a loving authority
                      • Being the author of the boundaries that you're holding
                      • Natural consequences - what they are
                      • Connecting to something higher than yourself - not necessarily religion
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                        48 min

                      About Joyful Courage for Parenting Teens

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                      Welcome to the Joyful Courage Podcast - a place where parents of tweens and teens come to find inspiration, information and encouragement in the messy terrain of adolescence

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