We are jumping into Parent Shaming - a not so easy topic. Often times people don't understand and will make assumptions such as the child is "bad" or it must be "bad parenting". Yikes! Mercedes Samudio and I talk about identifying parent shaming and what to do about it in this important episode.

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We challenge our kids, students, and clients to make friends and build their supports. Well...It's time to challenge yourself and build your own support system! Tiffany Long and I chat about the steps to take in order for YOU to find YOUR PEOPLE. 

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Creating IEP goals can feel overwhelming! Michelle Lion and I are here to help:) We talk about 5 tips for GREAT IEP goals. This episode is packed full of amazing information. Don't miss out - LISTEN NOW.

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Holly Blanc Moses, The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

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Sometimes the idea of self-care feels a million miles away. Thoughts like - I don't have time, I'd feel bad spending time away or I don't have the money can creep in. The exciting thing is that self-care doesn't have to mean an expensive spa day! Listen to this amazing podcast where Penny Williams and I break down MUST DO strategies for you to feel healthier, feel happier and explore your passions. 

Love,

Holly Blanc Moses

The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

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Want to learn how nutrition can help improve common challenges such as sleep, behavior, focus and gastrointestinal problems? 

Dr. David Katz and I dive into this important topic! 

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Holly Blanc Moses

The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

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In last week's episode, we identified general stressors and "hot buttons" that contribute to impulsive parenting. This week, we dive into developing a powerful parenting pre-plan. The pre-plan not only helps parents pause before reacting but also greatly improves the parent-child relationship. 

AND-MAKE SURE to grab your FREE Responsive Parenting Guide! 

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Holly, The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

Whether you are a parent or professional, you will LOVE to learn how to be more responsive and less reactive! In this episode, Responsive Parenting, Part 1 - we identify general stressors and triggers that negatively impact parent-child interactions. 

Oh! Don't forget to get your FREE Responsive Parenting Guide. 

CLICK HERE! 

See you next time for Part 2:)

*Are you a professional who works with differently wired children? Do you want to learn powerful strategies? "YES!" Great - CLICK HERE

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Holly - The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

Learning can feel very challenging for differently wired children. They may show differences in processing speed, visual processing, working memory, auditory processing, reading comprehension, attention and more...

In today's podcast, Jennifer Huntington and I talk about games and toys that can help build cognitive skills. 

You can also get the FREE "2019 Smart Toy Box Guide" by clicking here!

Hugs, Holly

The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

P.S. Click here so you don't miss my effective behavior strategies! 

All of us have an idea about how we want to show up for-

• Our kids
• Our family
• Our friends
• Our clients
• Our colleagues

Here's the thing-

We aren't always able to show up how we want because we are all human.

In this podcast, Holly Yates and I talk about how to show up the way you want more often by-

• Identifying your values
• Having more compassion for yourself
• Having more compassion for others
• Taking action toward your values

You are going to LOVE IT!

Hugs, Holly Blanc Moses

The Mom/Psychologist Who Gets It

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Differently wired children are much more likely to experience sexual abuse. Parents, teachers, and therapists need to be aware of effective educational strategies to prevent sexual victimization. 

LISTEN NOW for valuable information-

• Identifying personal boundaries
• Communicating feelings of discomfort
• Understanding when to ask for help

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