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On this episode of With That In Mind, Dr. Meg and Casey are continuing their dive into the topic of Trauma-Informed Parenting. You'll also want to listen along as they begin to touch on what types of strategies they feel are best when parenting a child who has experienced trauma.
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On this episode of With That In Mind, Dr. Meg and Casey are continuing on with the topic of Trauma-Informed Parenting. Listen along as they dive even deeper into how the connection that we form with our caregivers in our early lives can affect us down the road.
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On this episode of With That In Mind, Dr. Megan and Casey continue the discussion on Trauma-Informed Parenting. Follow along as this conversation hits on the topic of caregiver connections in adolescence, and how the process, or ways in which we do so, can affect us throughout our entire life.
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This episode of With That In Mind finds Dr. Meg and Casey diving into Part 4 of Trauma Informed Parenting, and the humongous body of research that is Attachment Theory. Follow along as they touch on the many different ways that parents attach to a child, and conversely, how children attach to a parent.
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In this episode, Dr. Meg and Casey are back for Part 3 of our topic on Trauma-Informed Parenting. The discussion we dive into today is centering around nature and nurture, also known as Epigenetics, and how they come together to shape who we are as individuals.
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Dr. Megan: "The teenager is saying no and doing this by going off on their own and having experiences with their peers, rather than with their parents -pushing them away through words and action. And that is why I think it's just so similar and so hard for the parent, because in both cases you've been parenting this little one for a year and a half, and we're their world. They saw nothing but you. They wanted nothing but you. And then it stops. And that's a loss for us. And we resist that. We resist loss, because it's painful, it hurts. And then we kind of adjust and they separate very, very slowly until they're about 12. And then there's this big explosion again. And you're wondering, what just happened to my kid?"
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In this episode, Dr. Meg and Casey are diving into what will be a 3 part series on the topic of Trauma-Informed Parenting. Follow along as they begin on the surface level and discuss how children, from infancy to adolescence, experience, express, and attune themselves to trauma, and what parents can do to help them be properly equipped to deal with situations that may arise.
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We all have families, and we all know the old adage, “You can’t choose your family”, and that’s what this episode of With That In Mind is all about. Join in as Dr. Meg and Amy A. converse about the hierarchy of Families and Family Therapy. There was some real in-depth conversation that our listeners might find extremely relatable so be sure to follow along and leave us your thoughts and comments at the end!
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On this episode of With That In Mind, Dr. Meg and Casey are digging into the Neuroscience of Trauma and Healing. Stress and trauma can cause so many shifts and changes to our mental well-being. Throughout this conversation, we learn about some of the strategies and mechanisms that both Casey and Dr. Meg use to help their clients in repairing their neurological landscape.
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On this episode of With That In Mind, Dr. Meg and Samantha talk about our littlest clients and how they experience, and deal with trauma. Follow along as each of them explain some of the different scenarios that can cause childhood trauma. They also dive into what it is that they do to help their clients, as well as their parents, cope with trauma that they are experiencing.
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