Are you a post-traumatic parent struggling to navigate the complexities of relational aggression and bullying? Tune in to today's episode where we'll dive into the world of relational aggression with Rosalind Wiseman, the author behind "Queen Bees and Wannabes" – the book that sparked the hit movie "Mean Girls." 

You'll discover how to empower your children and yourself to rise above bullying, maintain dignity, and foster respect in the face of life's challenges. We'll explore the invisible rules of social dynamics that can leave us feeling lost and the importance of understanding the difference between respect and dignity. Rosalind will share lots of practical examples on how to deal with passive-aggressive behavior within families and how to support your kids through discomfort without overprotecting them. 

This episode is a must-listen for any post-traumatic parent seeking to navigate these difficult social challenges so they can provide a healthy childhood for their children.

1. What is relational aggression bullying, and how does it affect children, especially those with traumatic backgrounds?
2. How did the book "Queen Bees and Wannabes" inspire the movie "Mean Girls," and why is it a must-read for understanding girl dynamics?
3. Why are dignity and respect crucial in post-traumatic parenting, and how can parents ensure their children feel their inherent worth?
4. How can post-traumatic parents help their kids navigate social challenges effectively?
5. Practical examples of how to deal with passive-aggressive behavior without losing authenticity or self-respect.
6. How to ask the right questions that lead to self-reflection and better management of difficult conversations.
7. What strategies can post-traumatic parents use to manage their bandwidth and still connect authentically with their kids during tough times?

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For full show notes and more resources visit www.drrobynkoslowitz.com/2024/04/11/navigating-relat…rosalind-wiseman/