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When I first heard this myth -- parenting is about the child -- I thought, "Wait. Whaaat?!" If it's not about the child, what IS it about?! Well, my friends, that's what we talk about in this episode!
This myth is so powerful that once you understand it, you will be transformed. Promise.
This show is the second in our 8-part series on Conscious Parenting the parenting myths Dr. Shefali Tsabary so beautifully shared in her book, The Awakened Family.
To bring this myth to life, we are joined by three amazing Conscious Parenting Coaches who generously share their wisdom and vulnerably share their stories: Jen Klein, Claudia Pape, and Janet Philbin. In the episode, we talk about:
If you're interested in learning more about these amazing coaches, please check out the series webpage at soulpathparenting.com.
Over the 10 months of this podcast, we have focused on exploring one important & inspiring question: “How do we set our kids up to live their best lives?... to be the most authentic expression of who they’re meant to be?” I’ve asked this question of therapists, educators, coaches, religious leaders, and spiritual teachers. And if I could only choose one answer to share with the world, it would be this: parent consciously. But how do we get started? That's what we're going to talk about!
Because I believe conscious parenting is so fundamentally important to our lives, our children’s lives, and, frankly, the future of humanity, we are dedicating an entire series to it! Our focus is understanding the parenting myths that Dr. Shefali Tsabary outlines in her book, The Awakened Family. If you’re anything like me — or most other humans on the planet — you’ve been so steeped in these myths that you accept them as truths! These myths have been handed down to us from our parents, from our culture, from other institutions like school and religion — and they tell us how things should be. The problem is, they’re just made up. And the even bigger problem is, these beliefs set us up to suffer because they disconnect us from who we and our children are authentically meant to be.
This episode kicks off an 8-part series on conscious parenting and the 7 myths. Joining me in this episode are three coaches, certified in Dr. Shefali Tsabary's Conscious Parenting Method: Nina Cruz, Tilley Fine, and Janet Philbin.
In this episode, we talk about:
If you are interested in learning more about conscious parenting coaching with these amazing coaches, you can find links on our website at soulpathparenting.com.
As we kick off this unprecedented school year, it feels like our educational system has been completely upended, whether we like it or not. AND, there’s so much possibility in that! Today’s guest is all about what’s possible if we rethink education.
Greta Harman is a board certified educational therapist and serial entrepreneur, currently working alongside Oprah’s favorite parenting expert, Dr. Shefali, to help spread the Conscious Parenting movement worldwide. In this episode, she shares:
You can find Greta at http://www.gretaharman.com/, @greta.harman on Instagram, or somewhere on a beach in Orange County, California.
In this 5-minute inspiration break we share a powerful exercise that transforms moments of stress, fear, anxiety, or upset into calm and resourcefulness. We learned this from Becca Armstrong, psychotherapist & hypnotherapist, back in late March. I've been using it ever since, any time I feel off kilter or when my kids are having big emotions. I can tell you, it works! As we face the uncertainty of the start of the school year and, well, life!...we wanted to bring back this magical 3-minute practice so you, too, can bring yourself into heart-brain coherence.
To hear the full interview, check out Episode 21.
One of the powerful parenting lessons I've learned through all the interviews I've done on the show is this: In many cases, it’s not what we tell our kids that can make the difference, it’s what we ask them. There are powerful questions that can be transformational in the way we parent our kids. And, beyond that, there are powerful questions that we can ask ourselves.
This week we explore our favorite parenting questions from the experts who have appeared on the show, including:
There were more favorite questions than we could cover in one episode, so I've created a one-pager for you! If you want all 9 of our magical day-to-day parenting questions, you can download them here: soulpathparenting.com/questions.
Hello friends! This is the last week of repeats. We are back from our time off with family and busy cooking up exciting new content for you! In the meanwhile, we hope you enjoy one more of our favorite episodes from the early days of the podcast....
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In this episode we talk with Steve Sachs, the co-director of Alaya Preschool, which draws on the wisdom of the Shambhala Buddhist tradition to inspire its approach to early childhood education. Steve has been an educator for 40 years and has wonderful insights and inspiration to share from his time at Alaya, 24 years in Montessori, and experience teaching in the Early Childhood Education program at Naropa University. He’s also a co-director of Family Camp at the Shambhala Mountain Center.
In this episode, we talk about:
I found this conversation so inspiring…and I hope you do too!
As our hiatus continues, we wanted to bring you one of our favorite episodes from one of my FAVORITE people, Willow Bradner. ❤️❤️❤️We hope you enjoy it!
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Today’s show is about intuition. Intuition is one of the keys to living a fulfilling life; it’s our window into our soul’s desires. We were born with it... but with so many voices - our parents, society, our teachers - many of us stop listening to our inner voice. The good news is, we all have it. It's just a matter of tuning in!
Today we’ll be talking with someone who has intuition as her superpower. Willow Bradner is a psychic and business medium…and a mom. She’ll be sharing with us:
Links:
Willow Bradner's Website
The Clarity Cure Program
Our play-filled hiatus continues! In the meanwhile, we're bringing back some of our favorite episodes from the early days of Soul Path Parenting. This one first aired back in November. We hope you enjoy it!
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This week we talk with Erin Breeze, the strategist and guide behind Happy Home: Life After Divorce and...my sister! Erin will share her experience helping moms tune in to themselves to powerfully navigate life's "divine disruptions" so that they can shine bright for themselves and their kids. We'll also talk about:
Links:
Erin Breeze's Website
Facebook Group - Happy Home: Life After Divorce
Also, referenced in the episode:
"Struggle For Smarts? How Eastern And Western Cultures Tackle Learning," NPR, Nov. 12, 2012
We're taking some time to play and recharge in July, so we're bringing back some of our favorite episodes from the Soul Path Parenting vault. This one first aired back in February when normal was still, well, normal.... We hope you enjoy it!
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This episode is about joy and happiness. As we've explored how we set our kids up to live their best lives on this podcast, one theme has become clear: We parents have to be pursuing ours. So, today, I’m sharing stories from my own life. It may sound weird because I literally never hear anyone say this, but my life is overflowing with joy. I have a life, marriage, and family that exceeds anything I ever imagined. Of course, it wasn't always this way. In fact, there were some huge limitations standing in the way of my happiness. But finally a decade ago I had the breakthrough that changed everything. If you are still look to create more joy and happiness in your life, I hope that my story may have some seed of inspiration or insight so you can have a life beyond your wildest dreams too. That's my wish for all of us.
It's summer and it's time to play! But is play just all fun and games? It turns out even though it may feel purposeless, there are enormous benefits to play. From an evolutionary standpoint, it is, in fact, very purposeful.
I became incredibly interested in play while my kids were adjusting to online learning. While they dutifully completed their schoolwork, what they really wanted to be doing was playing. I wondered, could it be that they get just as much out of play as they do from formal instruction? I think so! In this episode, we talk with Chris Vaughan, co-author of Play: How It Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul. We talk about:
Show Links:
Play: How It Shapes the Brain, Opens the Imagination, and Invigorates the Soul (Amazon Link)
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