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Raising neurodivergent kids can feel isolating, overwhelming, and deeply emotional. In this episode, Kameo explores ADHD, autism, autonomy, emotional regulation, and how to support your child without losing yourself in the process. A grounding reminder that your needs matter too.
In this episode, we explore a powerful shift in parenting: regulation before discipline.
What often looks like defiance or disrespect in children is actually a dysregulated nervous system in fight, flight or freeze. When kids are overwhelmed, their brains aren't in a state to process correction. They need safety and co-regulation first.
We talk about:
- Why behaviour is often communication, not disrespect
- How nervous system responses show up in kids
- The difference between compliance and true respect
- Why regulating first changes everything in parenting
- Real life moments of pausing instead of reacting
This episode also explores how unlearning reactive parenting patterns can break cycles of shame and build deeper trust, connection, and emotional safety at home.
Key takeaway: Regulation first. Connection always. Correction second.
If this resonates, follow the show and share it with someone who needs it.
Until next time, Keep growing, Keep healing, and remember you are never alone in the mess.
When Love Feels Like Pressure | Parenting Teens, Emotional Safety & Connection
Sometimes the distance between parents and teens doesn’t start with rebellion…
It starts with pressure.
In this episode of Untangled with Kameo Briscoe, Kameo dives into a powerful but often overlooked parenting dynamic — how love, when mixed with expectations, can quietly feel like pressure to our kids.
Through raw, personal stories about her son, her stepson, and her firstborn, she shares the moments that shifted her perspective — and how small changes in communication can either strengthen connection or create emotional distance.
If you’re parenting teens, navigating a blended family, or trying to build deeper trust with your child, this episode will help you understand what may really be happening beneath the surface.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• How pressure can unintentionally make kids feel “not enough”
• Why teens stop opening up when they feel judged instead of understood
• The difference between performance-based parenting and emotional safety
• How validation builds trust (especially in blended families)
• Why curiosity invites growth — but criticism creates shame
• How to break generational parenting patterns without lowering your standards
If your child has been pulling away…
If conversations feel tense, short, or surface-level…
If you’re trying your best, but it’s not landing the way you hoped…
This episode is for you.
Because kids don’t stop caring when pressure gets heavy…
They just stop letting you see how much they care.
✨ Awareness isn’t failure — it’s where change begins.
Emotional intelligence isn’t about staying calm all the time. It’s about noticing, pausing, and repairing — in your relationships, your parenting, and with yourself.
In this episode, I share real-life moments with my kids and husband where triggers hit, reactions spiral, and repair became the most powerful tool for connection. We’ll explore:
• What emotional intelligence really means (beyond the buzzwords)
• How to break generational patterns without blame
• Practical ways to repair and regulate in the moment
• Why repair matters more than perfection
Whether you’re navigating marriage, parenting, or your own emotional growth, this episode is a reminder: progress, not perfection, is what creates safety, connection, and lasting change.
✨ Stay tuned for the next episode, where we’ll dive into how pressure can quietly push kids away — and what to do instead.
In this episode of Untangled with Kameo Briscoe, we explore how emotional awareness lowers emotional intensity — especially for those navigating trauma, parenting, relationships, ADHD, and neurodivergent nervous systems.
Kameo shares personal stories from her marriage, motherhood, and healing journey — including moments where she learned to pause instead of react, regulate before communicating, and model emotional safety for her children.
You’ll hear:
• How unprocessed emotions escalate conflict
• Why feeling “unheard” can activate old wounds
• How emotional awareness changes parenting dynamics
• ADHD and big feelings — and how labeling creates clarity
• Real-life examples of repairing instead of shutting down
• Practical tools to regulate before responding
This episode is a grounded, honest conversation about growth — not perfection. Because emotional intelligence isn’t about controlling your feelings… it’s about understanding them.
If this episode resonated with you, share it with someone who might need it too. And be sure to follow so you don’t miss future episodes.
You are not broken. You’re learning safety.
Sometimes, our past experiences and childhood patterns show up in the most unexpected ways — in our parenting, our relationships, and even how we show up for ourselves.
In this episode, I dive into emotional regulation and nervous system healing, sharing personal stories from my own journey with ADHD, trauma, and parenting. We’ll explore:
• How old patterns and survival habits affect your daily interactions
• Recognizing triggers before they take over
• Practical ways to regulate your nervous system while staying connected
• How to create safety for yourself and your loved ones
Whether it’s with your partner, your children, or even yourself, healing starts with understanding and regulating your emotions — not pushing through them.
✨ Stay tuned for the next episode, where we’ll talk about emotional awareness and how it lowers emotional intensity, creating calmer relationships and more connected parenting.
When the Past Speaks Louder Than the Present”
(Old Patterns, Inner Child Healing & Responding Without Abandoning Yourself)
Sometimes, our reactions aren’t really about what’s happening right now. They’re echoes of old patterns, childhood experiences, and survival habits we learned long ago.
In this episode, I share personal stories from my own journey with relationships, parenting, and healing old wounds. We dive into:
• How past experiences show up in conversations and create unexpected tension
• Recognizing triggers before they take over
• Inner child work and how it impacts parenting
• Responding differently without abandoning yourself in the process
• Practical strategies to repair moments with your kids and loved ones
This episode is about awareness, compassion, and learning to break cycles — not blame yourself or anyone else.
✨ Stay tuned for the next episode, where we’ll explore how trauma lives in the body, shapes our nervous system, and why emotional regulation comes before communication in relationships and parenting.
There are moments when you want to explain yourself so badly… but the words just don’t come out right.
You know what you feel.
You know it matters.
But somehow everything you say feels misunderstood, dismissed, or twisted — and eventually, you stop talking.
In this deeply honest and emotional episode, Kameo opens up about the moments when communication feels impossible — in marriage, parenting, co-parenting, and relationships — and what it actually looks like to navigate emotional triggers, shutdowns, and reactive conversations without losing yourself in the process.
This episode explores:
• Why we shut down when we feel unheard
• How emotional triggers hijack communication
• The difference between reacting and responding
• Learning to pause instead of explode
• Repairing after emotional conversations
• Modeling emotional safety for your children
• Healing communication patterns in relationships
• Creating safe spaces instead of emotional shutdowns
• Breaking survival-based communication habits
This isn’t about “perfect communication.”
It’s about honest communication.
Human communication.
Messy communication.
Healing communication.
If you’ve ever felt misunderstood…
If you walk away instead of explaining…
If you shut down to protect yourself…
If emotions take over your words…
This episode is for you.
Because you’re not broken — you’re learning.
And learning how to communicate is part of healing.
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• What situations make me shut down emotionally?
• What triggers cause me to react instead of respond?
• What would it look like to pause instead of escalate?
• Where can I practice repair instead of perfection?
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Untangled with Kameo Briscoe is a space for real conversations about healing, emotional growth, relationships, parenting, co-parenting, mental health, and breaking generational patterns — without shame, perfectionism, or pretending.
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Why does life feel louder, heavier, and more exhausting for you than it seems to be for everyone else?
In Episode 11 of Untangled with Kameo Briscoe, we dive into neurodivergence, mental health, nervous system regulation, and parenting while overwhelmed — in a way that’s honest, lived-in, and deeply validating.
This episode is for you if you:
What if the answer isn’t that something is wrong with you at all?
Through personal storytelling and reflection, Kameo explores how undiagnosed neurodivergence, trauma, and long-term stress can impact mental health, emotional regulation, burnout, and parenting — and why so many people struggle simply because they’ve spent years trying to function in ways that don’t work for their brains.
This episode is not about labels or self-diagnosis.
It’s about:
You’re not broken.
Life is loud.
And you are not alone in the mess.
🎧 Next episode preview: How understanding neurodivergence can transform relationships, marriage, communication, and emotional connection.
Mental health isn’t clinical — it’s lived.
In this episode of Untangled with Kameo Briscoe, we explore the real, everyday side of mental health: overwhelm, shutdowns, nervous system overload, and the quiet weight we carry through ordinary moments.
Kameo shares a personal story of reaching her limit, the tools that helped her regain balance, and why your body isn’t betraying you — it’s communicating.
This episode covers:
• Overstimulation and emotional shutdown
• Nervous system awareness and regulation
• Grounding, breathwork, and micro-boundaries
• Healing without perfection
You’re not broken. You’re human.
Take a breath — and let’s untangle this together.
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