What if your child gets the grades, wins the awards, and looks successful—but doesn't trust themselves when life gets difficult?
In this episode of The No Fruit Podcast, Maurice and Kafi meet with Dr. Carla Caturia, educator, mental-performance coach, and founder of The House of RISE, to explore why self-trust may matter more to a young person's future than talent, grades, or motivation.
With more than 20 years of experience working with young people and families, Dr. Carla has seen how high achievement can sometimes mask perfectionism, pressure, self-doubt, and an identity built around external validation.
We explore the difference between confidence and self-trust, why constantly rescuing children can undermine their independence, the developmental value of mistakes, and how parents can create opportunities for children to make decisions, recover from setbacks, and discover that they are capable.
This isn't about lowering expectations. It's about raising children who know their worth when no one is grading them.
Connect with Dr. Carla: The House of RISE
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