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Lisa and Kerry chat about the impact of childhood trauma on the person we become, and in turn our own parenting styles. They discuss the vocabulary we need to talk about trauma and it's impact on our mental health. They also discuss self care, and how empathy and compassion can make such a positive difference to those carrying the weight of trauma. Lisa discusses how having those conversations about the legacy of trauma, don't always make things better, but that addressing things can lead to valuable learnings and realisations.
Lisa Cherry is an author, researcher and leading international trainer and consultant, specialising in assisting schools, services and systems to create change that supports working with the legacy of trauma. Lisa has been working in Education and Children’s Services for over 30 years and combines academic knowledge and research with professional skills and personal experience.
Conversations that Make a Difference, by Lisa Cherry
https://www.lisacherry.co.uk/
We hope you enjoy the conversation, share with friends and family and let us know what you think.
Remember Parentline are here on 0808 8020 400 to listen, offer support or guidance on any parenting issue.
This episode, Kerry talks to Col Bignell, founder of DadBods - a group for dads to get together and connect through what it's like to be a dad!
Every Sunday they get together in a new outdoor location for a walk and a chat - and bring their babies and toddlers of course!
Col explains what it has done for him as a parent, as he feels he can connect with the other dads about how much of a life changing event parenthood is.
If you'd like to get in touch with Col, find him on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dadbods.ni/
Patrick McIlwee, from New Ways NI - Tailored Mindset Coaching, chats to Kerry McLean about ways to use mindfulness in our parenting, both for ourselves and for our children.
Resources:
https://5lovelanguages.com/
https://www.facebook.com/NewWaysNI/
Ed Sipler, a Health Development Specialist in the South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust, talks to Kerry McLean about building resilience in ourselves and our children.
It's been a tough few years for us all, and with the current cost of living challenges, we have all had a lot to cope with and try to overcome.
Ed talks about resilience in this episode, and how it's more effective to build our own resilience first, before modelling it to our children. Ed talks about his own family, and his twin granddaughters, giving us an insight on the challenges we all face, and how to work through them using our own resilience and instilling it into our children and grandchildren.
Resources mentioned in this episode:
CYPSP - https://cypsp.hscni.net
Family Support Hubs - https://cypsp.hscni.net/family-support-hubs
Parentline - https://www.ci-ni.org.uk/parentline
Remember Parentline NI are here on 0808 8020 400 to listen, offer support or guidance on any area of parenting.
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Following our popular workshop delivered together with Elaine McCrisken from Strive NI, Elaine joins us on the podcast to chat about Anxiety Based School Avoidance.
Listen in as Kerry chats to Elaine and explores reasons why a child or young person may be finding it difficult to attend school. As well as discussing practical strategies for parents/carers to support children to return more willingly to the school environment.
We hope you enjoy the conversation, share with friends and family and let us know what you think.
Remember Parentline are here on 0808 8020 400 to listen, offer support or guidance on any parenting issue.
Following our recent workshop series delivered together with Rebecca McCullough from Eden Consultancy, Rebecca is back to talk to us again about ADHD.
ADHD is one of the most common, yet most misunderstood conditions amongst children and young people. In this podcast we will look into what ADHD actually is, talk about the myths surrounding ADHD, the challenges of ADHD and how to support a child or young person with ADHD through various strategies.
We hope you enjoy the conversation, share with friends and family and let us know what you think.
Remember Parentline are here on 0808 8020 400 to listen, offer support or guidance on any parenting issue.
Parenting/caring for children is both a joy and a challenge and can often have big impact on our relationships with those around us.
Life is full of ups and downs and conflict is normal within all relationships, it is how conflict is handled which can impact our children most both now and long term.
Listen in as Kerry chats to Kellie from Relate NI all about their new programme, ‘Sustaining Healthy Relationships’. These sessions look at developing skills and tools to manage the rough & tumble that can appear in any relationship; including couples & family relationships, friendships and our relationship with ourselves!
We hope you enjoy the conversation, share with friends and family and let us know what you think.
Remember Parentline are here on 0808 8020 400 to listen, offer support or guidance on any parenting issue.
Our Parent Workshops looking at Autism have been hugely popular with parents and carers and these sessions have proved really supportive so far.
We have had huge demand for these and places filled quickly, so we are delighted to have had the chance to record this follow-up podcast with Rebecca from Eden Consultancy to share with you.
Kerry chats to Rebecca McCullough all about Autism; what is it, how might it present, what can we learn and how can we support our children.
We hope you enjoy the conversation, share with friends and family and let us know what you think.
Remember Parentline are here on 0808 8020 400 to listen, offer support or guidance on any parenting issue.
We continue our series exploring and listening to the diversity of family units across Northern Ireland.
Today Kerry chats to Lesley, a kinship carer. Listen in to hear all about what a kinship carer is, how Lesley came to be a kinship carer and her parenting experience in this role.
Remember Parentline are here on 0808 8020 400 to listen, offer support or guidance on any parenting issue.
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To raise thriving children parents need better support. Parentline NI is here for all parents offering support, guidance or advice wherever you are on the parenting journey. We are a helpline for…