DR. SHARON SPANO | BREAKING THE CYCLE: EMBRACING CONSCIOUS PARENTING
Whether you’re a new parent, a seasoned caregiver, or simply interested in the world of child development, “Embracing Conscious Parenting” will help you break free from generational patterns, adopt a conscious mindset, and create a harmonious family culture that supports the well-being and flourishing of children
We:
💥 Dive deep into the fascinating developmental model exploring the complexities of childhood and unraveling the concept of egocentrism. We can be held in the egocentric stage as we age because of childhood experiences.
💥 Examine why generational models of parenting are no longer effective and propose a shift towards a conscious family culture. We challenge traditional parenting paradigms, encouraging listeners to question long-standing beliefs and explore new approaches.
💥 Discuss how can we foster healthy emotional and cognitive development, create nurturing environments, and build strong connections with our children.
💥 Share personal experiences, research-based knowledge, and alternative perspectives, guiding you toward a more conscious and connected parenting style.
Whether you’re a new parent, a seasoned caregiver, or simply interested in the world of child development, “Embracing Conscious Parenting” will help you break free from generational patterns, adopt a conscious mindset, and create a harmonious family culture that supports the well-being and flourishing of children.
We:
💥 Dive deep into the fascinating developmental model exploring the complexities of childhood and unraveling the concept of egocentrism. We can be held in the egocentric stage as we age because of childhood experiences.
💥 Examine why generational models of parenting are no longer effective and propose a shift towards a conscious family culture. We challenge traditional parenting paradigms, encouraging listeners to question long-standing beliefs and explore new approaches.
💥 Discuss how can we foster healthy emotional and cognitive development, create nurturing environments, and build strong connections with our children.
💥 Share personal experiences, research-based knowledge, and alternative perspectives, guiding you toward a more conscious and connected parenting style.
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AMBER RAYMOND | EMOTIONAL BRIDGES: CONNECTING GENERATIONS
How awesome it was to have Amber Raymond as my guest "live" on VoiceAmerica - Live Internet Talk Radio. She’s a practicing clinician in social work and owner of Messs Makers.
Amber works with children and youth in a variety of ways. In this episode, she helps us learn ....
💥 how to find ways to get our emotions out and communicate with our children in a positive and transparent way
💥 how do we move ourselves and our families out of the comfort zone we have been living in for three years?
💥 Is a child's emotional age the same as their chronological age? Often it is not. How can we know and how do we respond?
💥 What are the stages of Erikson's model of personality development for children from birth to the end of life?
💥 What is the number one challenge facing today's youth from Amber's perspective in her practice? How can we get our kids in front of it?
Amber’s Website Messs Makers
How awesome it was to have Amber Raymond as my guest "live" on VoiceAmerica - Live Internet Talk Radio. She’s a practicing clinician in social work and owner of Messs Makers.
Amber works with children and youth in a variety of ways. In this episode, she helps us learn ....
💥 how to find ways to get our emotions out and communicate with our children in a positive and transparent way
💥 how do we move ourselves and our families out of the comfort zone we have been living in for three years?
💥 Is a child's emotional age the same as their chronological age? Often it is not. How can we know and how do we respond?
💥 What are the stages of Erikson's model of personality development for children from birth to the end of life?
💥 What is the number one challenge facing today's youth from Amber's perspective in her practice? How can we get our kids in front of it?
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DANIELLE BETTMAN | PARENTING STRONG-WILLED KIDS: UNLOCKING YOUR CHILD'S POTENTIAL
We’re bringing hope from the trenches to parents with our guest Danielle Bettmann, the powerhouse parenting coach for parents of strong-willed kids. She’s also the host of the podcast, "Failing Motherhood”. Danielle is a Positive Discipline - certified parent educator with years of experience as a teacher and home visitor with a degree in early childhood development from birth - age 8.
💥Do you have a strong-willed child?
💥 How can you tell?
💥 What are some of the traits?
💥 What is your child trying to tell you? 💥 What strategies and techniques can we adopt as parents?
💥 What do children need today and what are the roots to the development of their well-being?
Danielle’s website Parenting Wholeheartedly
We’re bringing hope from the trenches to parents with our guest Danielle Bettmann, the powerhouse parenting coach for parents of strong-willed kids. She’s also the host of the podcast, "Failing Motherhood”. Danielle is a Positive Discipline - certified parent educator with years of experience as a teacher and home visitor with a degree in early childhood development from birth - age 8.
💥Do you have a strong-willed child?
💥 How can you tell?
💥 What are some of the traits?
💥 What is your child trying to tell you?
💥 What strategies and techniques can we adopt as parents?
💥 What do children need today and what are the roots to the development of their well-being?
💥 How do we be proactive and get ahead of the big emotions in a healthy way?
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ANNETTE EBBINGHAUS ... PARENTING WITH PURPOSE: RAISING INDEPENDENT KIDS
Our first guest on VoiceAmerica Radio, Annette Ebbinghaus, blew it out of the water. She is a globally sought-after mental fitness resilience coach, master sophrologist, motivational speaker and author. We spoke about parenting and mental health, including
💥 How our environment and experiences from childhood stay with and affect us
💥 How we manage stress in challenging situations
💥 Childhood trauma and what to watch for in our children
💥 The words we use, and how they create our reality
💥 What self-sabotaging traits are formed in our lives that influence our parenting habits
We invite you to bookmark the show. We broadcast live every Wednesday morning at 10 AM EST. You can listen anytime at your own convenience through the link in my bio. Join us as we ride the waves to calmer waters for our children’s and families’ emotional well-being.
Annette’s website: Truly Balance
Our first guest on VoiceAmerica Radio, Annette Ebbinghaus, blew it out of the water. She is a globally sought-after mental fitness resilience coach, master sophrologist, motivational speaker and author. We spoke about parenting and mental health, including
💥 How our environment and experiences from childhood stay with and affect us
💥 How we manage stress in challenging situations
💥 Childhood trauma and what to watch for in our children
💥 The words we use, and how they create our reality
💥 What self-sabotaging traits are formed in our lives that influence our parenting habits
We invite you to bookmark the show. We broadcast live every Wednesday morning at 10 AM EST. You can listen anytime at your own convenience through the link in my bio. Join us as we ride the waves to calmer waters for our children’s and families’ emotional well-being.
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ADA | MIND OVER EMOTION ... INSIGHTS FROM A YOUNG PERSON'S JOURNEY TO EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING
It's Children's Mental Health Week! Who better to learn from than our youth?
Ada is 11 years old and from Essex County Ontario. She loves science and sports. She's our guest tomorrow on Taking the Helm!
She uses strategies regularly to help her get through the mixed emotions that come with life at her young age. A calm, kind and articulate young person, Ada shares what she does to get through the pressures that come her way. If only we knew then what we know now!
Ada shares:
💥 How she and her family speak openly about their feelings and the comfort it brings.
💥 What strategies she uses when she gets angry, at home and in the community.
💥 What are kids her age worried most about right now and how is she managing that fear? What’s her plan for using tech in the future?
💥 Empathy changes the way we respond to others.
It's Children's Mental Health Week! Who better to learn from than our youth?
Ada is 11 years old and from Essex County Ontario. She loves science and sports. She's our guest tomorrow on Taking the Helm!
She uses strategies regularly to help her get through the mixed emotions that come with life at her young age. A calm, kind and articulate young person, Ada shares what she does to get through the pressures that come her way. If only we knew then what we know now!
Ada shares:
💥 How she and her family speak openly about their feelings and the comfort it brings.
💥 What strategies she uses when she gets angry, at home and in the community.
💥 What are kids her age worried most about right now and how is she managing that fear? What’s her plan for using tech in the future?
💥 Empathy changes the way we respond to others.
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EMILY | EMOTIONAL SUPERSTAR … A NINE YEAR OLD'S EMOTIONAL MASTERY TAKES CENTRE STAGE
Emily loves writing songs, making and performing music, and learning new things. She tries to have a positive outlook in life and hopes her songs and actions will make a difference. She sings for charity and to raise awareness about issues she is concerned about in this world.
“Deep breaths can help you calm your mind. If you’re heart is beating really fast it can impact your performance and if you just Take a few deep breaths it can calm your mindset and then you can say to yourself ‘I can do it’ and do different positive messages ... You know that you’ve done your best and you have practiced so if anything goes wrong, that’s ok.”
Emily has some fun sharing:
💥 How does she manage her “big emotions” as a musician and actor at such a young age
💥 Why her songs are so important … Net Zero, Riding for Malawi and Christmas Every Day,
💥 “Teach Me TV”, a program where “kids teach kids”.
💥 How she prepares for her acting auditions and performances, including her monologue about the book, “I Am Malala”.
Emily loves writing and performing music and acting. She tries to have a positive outlook in life and hopes her songs and actions will make a difference. She sings for charity and to raise awareness about issues she is concerned about in this world.
“Deep breaths can help you calm your mind. If you’re heart is beating really fast it can impact your performance and if you just Take a few deep breaths it can calm your mindset and then you can say to yourself ‘I can do it’ and do different positive messages ... You know that you’ve done your best and you have practiced so if anything goes wrong, that’s ok.”
Emily has some fun sharing:
💥 How she manages her “big emotions” as a musician and actor at such a young age.
💥 Why her songs are so important … Net Zero, Riding for Malawi, and Christmas Every Day,
💥 “Teach Me TV”, a program where “kids teach kids”.
💥 How she prepares for her acting auditions and performances, including her monologue about the book, “I Am Malala”.
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NINE-YEAR-OLD CHRISTOPHER | REIKI FOR CHILDREN
9-year-old Christopher has learned how to practice the techniques of reiki on himself to help him be peaceful and calm. He has his level 1 Reiki certification through Michael Barry of Essex County Ontario. Christopher shares why this has become so important to him at such a young age and is joined by his mother Tracey, a master Reiki Practitioner. Children can learn to use this Japanese healing practice to reduce stress and anxiety. When energy flows through our bodies the way it should be, we can feel better overall ... physically, emotionally, spiritually and mentally.
Join us as we have some fun talking about these key topics:
💥 What is Reiki and how can it help us handle our emotions?
💥 What is Reiki and the 7 chakras?
💥 What is the connection to crystals?
💥 How has learning Reiki impacted Christopher’s life and how does he do it for himself?
9-year-old Christopher has learned how to practice the techniques of Reiki on himself to help him be peaceful and calm. He has his level 1 Reiki certification through Michael Barry of Essex County Ontario. Christopher shares why this has become so important to him at such a young age and is joined by his mother Tracey, a Master Reiki Practitioner. Children can learn to use this Japanese healing practice to reduce stress and anxiety. When energy flows through our bodies the way it should be, we can feel better overall ... physically, emotionally, spiritually, and mentally.
Join us as we have some fun talking about these key topics:
💥 What is Reiki and how can it help us handle our emotions?
💥 What is Reiki and the 7 chakras?
💥 What is the connection to crystals?
💥 How has learning Reiki impacted Christopher’s life and how does he do it for himself?
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ANNA ESPARHAM | HARNESSING STRATEGIES CHILDREN CAN BEGIN USING FOR THEIR OWN EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING
"Emotional intelligence is actually really key. There's been a lot of studies on emotional intelligence in kids and how it relates to happiness and better health outcomes."
Anna Esparham is triple board certified in pediatrics, integrative medicine, and medical acupuncture. She has extensive experience in treating chronic health issues, pain, and sleep issues in children and adolescents through integrative therapies, emotional and spiritual well-being, and mind-body therapies.
Anna is passionate about teaching younger kids coping mechanisms for stress, emotional regulation, and resilience.
Key points of conversation in this episode:
💥 Concrete strategies that we can learn and teach our children to be proactive.
💥 The Impact of Emotional Intelligence on Health Outcomes in Children.
💥 The Link between Traumatic Events and Chronic Pain in Newborns and Children.
💥 Addressing sleep, chronic pain and anxiety.
"Emotional intelligence is actually really key. There's been a lot of studies on emotional intelligence in kids and how it relates to happiness and better health outcomes."
Dr. Anna Esparham is triple board certified in pediatrics, integrative medicine, and medical acupuncture. She has extensive experience in treating chronic health issues, pain, and sleep issues in children and adolescents through integrative therapies, emotional and spiritual well-being, and mind-body therapies.
Anna is passionate about teaching younger kids coping mechanisms for stress, emotional regulation, and resilience.
Key points of conversation in this episode:
💥 Concrete strategies that we can learn and teach our children to be proactive.
💥 The Impact of Emotional Intelligence on Health Outcomes in Children.
💥 The Link between Traumatic Events and Chronic Pain in Newborns and Children.
💥 Addressing sleep, chronic pain and anxiety.
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SHANNON CURTIS | THE POWER OF EMOTIONS: THEY CAN FUEL US OR WRAP US AROUND THE AXLES
"When we stand and act in our power, it's not a matter of belief - I know it because I've experienced it. That brings me peace. That brings my spirit a sense of serenity."
Shannon Curtis was a self-employed working artist who started writing and recording music at a young age with little confidence in her talents. Now, Shannon understands that music is a powerful way to connect with others and share stories of healing and growth. After becoming consumed by the state of the world and the pandemic, Shannon decided to take an intentional deep dive back into her Twelve Step Recovery Codependent Program.
Join as as we talk about:
💥 Discovering the power of music to create connection and how to use music to explore one's own healing journey.
💥 Reclaim peace and power.
💥 Listening to the messages our emotions are trying to tell us.
💥 Examining how adults can influence the emotional growth of the next generation.
Shannon graciously shares the audio clip of her song , “The Silent Sea” selected from her newly released album, “Good to Me”
"When we stand and act in our power, it's not a matter of belief - I know it because I've experienced it. That brings me peace. That brings my spirit a sense of serenity."
Shannon Curtis was a self-employed working artist who started writing and recording music at a young age with little confidence in her talents. Now, Shannon understands that music is a powerful way to connect with others and share stories of healing and growth. After becoming consumed by the state of the world and the pandemic, Shannon decided to take an intentional deep dive back into her Twelve Step Recovery Codependent Program.
Join as as we talk about:
💥 Discovering the power of music to create connection and how to use music to explore one's own healing journey.
💥 Reclaim peace and power.
💥 Listening to the messages our emotions are trying to tell us.
💥 Examining how adults can influence the emotional growth of the next generation.
Shannon graciously shares the audio clip of her song , “The Silent Sea” selected from her newly released album, “Good to Me”
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CINDY TANK-MURPHY | UNPACKING LOSS AFTER SUICIDE: OVERCOMING FEAR AND SHAME TO FIND HEALING (Copy)
Cindy Tank-Murphy is the best-selling international author of the book, “The Strength to Live: Finding Healing and Hope After a Loss From Suicide”. She’s a speaker, and mental health advocate passionate about writing and sharing healing stories.
Based on personal experience, Cindy offers a unique perspective to the conversation around surviving suicide and the mental health epidemic. Cindy believes we can eliminate the stigma associated with mental health through awareness and open dialogue, ultimately saving lives. She provides support, personal coaching and shares monthly in her newsletter at The Strength To Live
In this episode with Cindy Tank Murphy, you will learn:
💥 Mental health epidemic: exploring why suicide death rates are at their highest in over 50 years and what action we can each take.
💥 Grief through suicide loss: understanding the added layer of tragedy and how to release shame and guilt.
💥 The six phases towards greater strength and self-awareness.
💥 Supporting loved ones: learning how to identify signs of mental illness and provide support to those struggling
Content Warning: Suicide
Cindy Tank-Murphy is the best-selling international author of the book, “The Strength to Live: Finding Healing and Hope After a Loss From Suicide”. She’s a speaker, and mental health advocate passionate about writing and sharing healing stories.
Based on personal experience, Cindy offers a unique perspective to the conversation around surviving suicide and the mental health epidemic. Cindy believes we can eliminate the stigma associated with mental health through awareness and open dialogue, ultimately saving lives. She provides support, personal coaching and shares monthly in her newsletter at The Strength To Live
In this episode with Cindy Tank Murphy, you will learn:
💥 Mental health epidemic: exploring why suicide death rates are at their highest in over 50 years and what action we can each take.
💥 Grief through suicide loss: understanding the added layer of tragedy and how to release shame and guilt.
💥 The six phases towards greater strength and self-awareness.
💥 Supporting loved ones: learning how to identify signs of mental illness and provide support to those struggling
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PAT BUTLER | UNPACKING THE GRIEF OF DIVORCE … THANKS FOR LEAVING ME!
"There are many, many wonderful things left in life. And so that's why I wrote, Thanks For Leaving Me."
Pat Butler had a blissful life with a wonderful husband and children, and a successful career as a physics, math teacher and training consultant, holding a master's in education. But her world was rocked when her husband suddenly ended the marriage after only two months with another woman.
After 41 years together, Pat was left to grieve her loss and learn to live alone. With the help of a therapist and an understanding of the three stages of transition, Pat found the strength to move forward, eventually remarrying in 2014. She used her experiences to write two books, sharing her journey of resilience and recovery to inspire others in similar situations.
In this episode, key points of our discussion are:
💥 How Pat Butler's life changed drastically when her husband left after 40 years of marriage and how she survived the upheaval.
💥 Pat's new book, a "Divorce Journal: A Guided Path to Moving Forward," which she wrote with co-author David Frenkel (a divorce lawyer) and how it helps divorced people move forward.
💥 The importance of the neutral zone in life transitions and how it can help people find self-renewal.
💥 How we support our children when their worlds are being turned upside down through divorce.
"There are many, many wonderful things left in life. And so that's why I wrote, Thanks For Leaving Me."
Pat Butler had a blissful life with a wonderful husband and children, and a successful career as a physics, math teacher and training consultant, holding a master's in education. But her world was rocked when her husband suddenly ended the marriage after only two months with another woman.
After 41 years together, Pat was left to grieve her loss and learn to live alone. With the help of a therapist and an understanding of the three stages of transition, Pat found the strength to move forward, eventually remarrying in 2014. She used her experiences to write two books, sharing her journey of resilience and recovery to inspire others in similar situations.
In this episode, key points of our discussion are:
💥 How Pat Butler's life changed drastically when her husband left after 40 years of marriage and how she survived the upheaval.
💥 Pat's new book, a "Divorce Journal: A Guided Path to Moving Forward," which she wrote with co-author David Frenkel (a divorce lawyer) and how it helps divorced people move forward.
💥 The importance of the neutral zone in life transitions and how it can help people find self-renewal.
💥 How we support our children when their worlds are being turned upside down through divorce.
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ANTHEA MUMBY | DISRUPTION SERVES! ANCHORING YOURSELF TO PULL FORWARD
"It's about helping them get some of the structure in place so that they will be ahead of the game and don't maybe have to go through some of the challenges that Douglas and I did over the years - keep coming back to those values. You'll make better business decisions as a result of that."
Anthea Mumby started working in her parents' insurance broker business at the age of 13., side by side with her father for over 20 years. In her mid 30's she purchased the business and worked with her spouse. Over the decades revenues grew 10 times and they became the niche experts for Canada's architectural and design community and maintained client retention of over 92% year after year.
Anthea made the tough decision to become a consultant, and sold the family business in 2020. She and her partner have had many disruptions, coming close to the brink. She now helps couple-owned businesses to create a legacy of wealth and well-being.
Key things we talk openly about:
💥 Setting boundaries between work and home, the tension moving from one domain to another.
💥 How can you and your life partner enhance each other's skills and capabilities in order to effectively grow your business together?
💥 Disruption Serves!
💥 As a parent, what can we do to model self-care for our children?
"It's about helping them get some of the structure in place so that they will be ahead of the game and don't maybe have to go through some of the challenges that Douglas and I did over the years - keep coming back to those values. You'll make better business decisions as a result of that."
Anthea Mumby started working in her parents' insurance broker business at the age of 13., side by side with her father for over 20 years. In her mid 30's she purchased the business and worked with her spouse. Over the decades revenues grew 10 times and they became the niche experts for Canada's architectural and design community and maintained client retention of over 92% year after year.
Anthea made the tough decision to become a consultant, and sold the family business in 2020. She and her partner have had many disruptions, coming close to the brink. She now helps couple-owned businesses to create a legacy of wealth and well-being.
Key things we talk openly about:
💥 Setting boundaries between work and home, the tension moving from one domain to another.
💥 How can you and your life partner enhance each other's skills and capabilities in order to effectively grow your business together?
💥 Disruption Serves!
💥 As a parent, what can we do to model self-care for our children?
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JULIE DELUCCA-COLLINS | FIND YOUR CONFIDENT YOU! OVERCOMING SABOTEURS
Julie DeLucca-Collins quotes Henry David Thoreau in our conversation, "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams.” It's the mantra of her life. Julie was a successful corporate executive until she was forced to take a different path. She decided to launch her own business (and podcast) called "Go Confidently" which helps women entrepreneurs find their confidence and path to success
She’s found success in helping her clients identify and overcome saboteurs so they can achieve their goals. Julie has learned the power of self-compassion and empathy in order to be successful.
Julie and her husband, who helps with tech and editing, have conversations on her podcast, “Casa DeConfidence” that are real and down to earth as they talk about their life and business.
She's also a best-selling author of the book, "Go Confidently", and coaches women entrepreneurs to launch and grow their businesses.
Key questions we talk about include:
💥 How can recognizing and understanding our inner saboteurs help us achieve success in our businesses?
💥 How can we cultivate self-compassion and emotional literacy to help us overcome our inner saboteurs?
💥 What strategies can we use to leverage our strengths and tap into our sage to become more successful in our businesses?
Julie DeLucca-Collins quotes Henry David Thoreau in our conversation, "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams.” It's the mantra of her life. Julie was a successful corporate executive until she was forced to take a different path. She decided to launch her own business (and podcast) called "Go Confidently" which helps women entrepreneurs find their confidence and path to success
Tomorrow's guest on Taking the Helm has also found success in helping her clients identify and overcome saboteurs so they can achieve their goals. Julie has learned the power of self-compassion and empathy in order to be successful.
Julie and her husband, who helps with tech and editing, have conversations on her podcast, “Casa DeConfidence” that are real and down to earth as they talk about their life and business.
She's also a best-selling author of the book, "Go Confidently", and coaches women entrepreneurs to launch and grow their businesses.
In this episode, key questions we talk about include:
💥 How can recognizing and understanding our inner saboteurs help us achieve success in our businesses?
💥 How can we cultivate self-compassion and emotional literacy to help us overcome our inner saboteurs?
💥 What strategies can we use to leverage our strengths and tap into our sage to become more successful in our businesses?
https://www.goconfidentlycoaching.com
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AMY STONE | STEPPING INTO A BLENDED FAMILY
"The dream is you come home and you set down your bag, whether it's a grocery bag or a work bag or a workout bag, and you feel secure and safe and loved, and you can do things that make you happy."
Amy Stone is a life coach who helps parents in blended families make tough decisions and navigate their way to happiness and contentment.
She found her way to this work after years of having been in a blended family herself. She helps people both before committing to a blended family and after, providing support and guidance through the process. She emphasizes the importance of self-compassion and understanding that there is no one right way to do things. Amy emphasizes the difficulty of transitioning to a blended family, understanding the different backgrounds, and making sure everyone feels loved.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
💥 What are some things to consider before deciding to enter a blended family?
💥 What are some of the challenges of being in a blended family?
💥 What are some tips for creating a happy blended family?
"The dream is you come home and you set down your bag, whether it's a grocery bag or a work bag or a workout bag, and you feel secure and safe and loved, and you can do things that make you happy."
Amy Stone is a life coach who helps parents in blended families make tough decisions and navigate their way to happiness and contentment.
She found her way to this work after years of having been in a blended family herself. She helps people both before committing to a blended family and after, providing support and guidance through the process. She emphasizes the importance of self-compassion and understanding that there is no one right way to do things. Amy helps people manage the difficulty of transitioning to a blended family, understanding the different backgrounds, and making sure everyone feels loved.
In this episode, you will learn the following:
💥 What are some things to consider before deciding to enter a blended family?
💥 What are some of the challenges of being in a blended family?
💥 What are some tips for creating a happy blended family?
https://www.amysaysso.com
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HELEN PANOS | HELPING PARENTS AND STUDENTS ADVOCATE FOR THEMSELVES
Helen Panos is a lifelong educator who left teaching to open The Dynamis Learning Academy seven years ago to help children reach their full potential.
“I think families need to sit down, maybe have weekly meetings on a Sunday or pick the best time for you and sit down to really find out what your child's strengths are … Pausing the outside world around you and really getting to know your child in terms of what's going on.”
Helen is also a podcast host and is currently working on writing a book entitled "Mastering Test Strategies, A Simple Successful Guide to Enhance Your Child's Grades", to be launched in the first quarter of 2023.
In our conversation you will learn:
💥 How and when to help your child become a self-advocate.
💥 How to support your child's mental health.
💥 How to find the right resources to help your child succeed.
Helen Panos is a lifelong educator who left teaching to open The Dynamis Learning Academy seven years ago to help children reach their full potential.
“I think families need to sit down, maybe have weekly meetings on a Sunday or pick the best time for you and sit down to really find out what your child's strengths are … Pausing the outside world around you and really getting to know your child in terms of what's going on.”
Helen is also a podcast host and is currently working on writing a book entitled "Mastering Test Strategies, A Simple Successful Guide to Enhance Your Child's Grades", to be launched in the first quarter of 2023.
In our conversation you will learn:
💥 How and when to help your child become a self-advocate.
💥 How to support your child's mental health.
💥 How to find the right resources to help your child succeed.
https://www.dynamislearningacademy.com
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NATASHA FEGHALI | WHEN DOORS SLAM SHUT, NEW OPPORTUNITIES OPEN UP
Are you looking for a way to gain self-appreciation, growth, and success, but feeling stuck when exploring other options in your life? Are you tired of hearing the same conventional wisdom to “just try harder” or “work harder” without seeing any real results? If you’re feeling stuck and frustrated, then this episode is for you. When Doors Slam Shut, New Opportunities Open! Natasha Feghali is an award-winning Canadian philanthropist, educator, and business owner. She is the recipient of the 40 under 40 United Way Leadership Windsor Essex Award, the Sovereign Canadian Medal, and the Odyssey Award from the University of Windsor. Natasha Feghali and I take about:
💥 Life events can open new doors for us with the right mindset.
💥 The benefits of teaching internationally.
💥 Learning to set boundaries to maintain a balanced lifestyle.
💥 How to celebrate self-appreciation, growth while giving back to the community.
Are you looking for a way to gain self-appreciation, growth, and success, but feeling stuck when exploring other options in your life? Are you tired of hearing the same conventional wisdom to “just try harder” or “work harder” without seeing any real results? If you’re feeling stuck and frustrated, then this episode is for you. When Doors Slam Shut, New Opportunities Open! Natasha Feghali is an award-winning Canadian philanthropist, educator, and business owner. She is the recipient of the 40 under 40 United Way Leadership Windsor Essex Award, the Sovereign Canadian Medal, and the Odyssey Award from the University of Windsor.
Natasha Feghali and Lynn discuss:
💥 Life events can open new doors for us with the right mindset.
💥 The benefits of teaching internationally.
💥 Learning to set boundaries to maintain a balanced lifestyle.
💥 How to celebrate self-appreciation, growth while giving back to the community.
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