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The following podcast is on some news and notes re: Covid-19 prevention and Panic prevention.
See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
We need to teach our kids about anxiety. This is a perfect time to teach our kids about anxiety as we face mass hysteria and anxietizing, catastrophizing, and overwhelming emotional reasoning.
See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
One of the Challenges of Single Parenting
I have a colleague who believes that wounds result in three outcomes: (1) Healing, (2) Healing with a scar, (3) Continued Bitterness.
Experiencing healing and attending to the kids is one of the challenges of single parenting.
See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
There is a Time to Confront & a Time to Let Pass
When we parent oppositional children, those kids who have tendencies to be more defiant, we have to show a level of flexibility. These are kids who tend to be more defiant. These are kids who tend to be more difficult. We are more likely going to discuss issues "later" and come back to moments at a later time. There is a time to let pass, particularly during negative episodes.
See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
Parents recognize that kids have a hard time taking perspective. What are those perspective broadening reflection exercises that can help kids, tweens, and teens grow in perspective broadening?
See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
This is part 2 of my interview with Dr Dallas Carey, clinical psychologist and nutritional expert. Dr. Carey is a premier clinical expert on nutrition, health management, psychological wellness, and superfoods. For more information on her clinical practice, visit her website at https://dallascarey.com
Thank you for listening to the Parenting Doctors Interview Series, a new series of interviews where we interview the nations' best in key and unique areas relevant for families.
For more information, go to www.parentingdoctors.com and see Dr. Dan van Ingen's parenting book--: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
Kobe Bryant was a legendary basketball player. He became a legendary father. There are so many lessons we can take from his life. He's a GIRLDAD!
His last moments: Going to church with his 13-year old daughter. Holding her as they died together.
See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
It is helpful for a family to encourage disagreement. Strong families are not negatively affected or impacted by minor disagreements. Raising secure individuals includes encouraging differing viewpoints.
See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
This is part 1 of my interview with Dr Dallas Carey, clinical psychologist and nutritional expert. Dr. Carey is a premier clinical expert on nutrition, health management, psychological wellness, and superfoods. For more information on her clinical practice, visit her website at https://dallascarey.com
Thank you for listening to the Parenting Doctors Interview Series, a new series of interview where we interview the nations' best in key and unique areas relevant for families. For more information, go to www.parentingdoctors.com and see Dr. Dan van Ingen's parenting book--: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
Mr. Rogers went to extraordinary lengths to assure parents that the language spoken on his show would reach children in ways that would keep them connected. He knew children would interpret literally, so every word was carefully scripted. As parents, he provided language lessons that we can incorporate in unique and different ways.
If you haven't seen the movie, see it's a Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood! What a blessing the movie will be to you and your family. And after you see it, take the time to talk about it as a family!
Language Lessons from Mr. Rogers: 9 Amazing Steps of Patience
See Dr. Dan’s new book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1935576062/?tag=medrounpublic-20
From the publisher's feed
What We Were Never Taught is a podcast about the emotional and relationship skills that shape the most important connections in our lives.
The show explores love, marriage, attachment, communication, conflict, emotional availability, healing, resilience, parenting, and personal growth — especially the skills many of us were never explicitly taught but are expected to somehow know.
Through honest reflection, psychological insight, real-life examples, and practical strategies, each episode looks at why relationships become difficult, why people repeat patterns they don’t fully understand, and what helps individuals, couples, and families create healthier and more lasting connection.
At its core, the podcast is about learning how to listen, communicate, repair, stay emotionally present, and grow through the inevitable challenges of close relationships.
Originally launched as the Parenting Doctors Podcast, the show has grown into a broader conversation about relationships, marriage, family life, and the skills that help us love one another well.
Love begins relationships. Skills sustain them.