How much responsibility can teenagers successfully manage on their own, and how much help do they need from their parents? That's the topic in the podcast and article: How to Define Structure & Responsibilities for Teens Read all about it at https://lnkd.in/gw6g3DwN #parenting #parentingteens #parentingteenagers #executivefunction #teenresponsibilities #empoweredparenting #empoweredteens #healthyfamilies #happyfamilies
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Is it possible to be an "ideal worker" and an "ideal parent" at the same time? A recent episode of The Ezra Klein show dives into why these ideals clash, how public policies relieve parental stress, and why American policy is uniquely hostile to families. Thanks to Liberty Buttenwieser for sending along this great podcast episode. Do you have any #PaidLeave news you think we should know about and amplify? Drop a link in the comments or DM us and we'll take a look 👀 #PaidLeave #ParentalLeave #PaidLeaveForAll
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📻 We're fortunate to have many award-winning and expert faculty teaching here at Oxnard College! Our very own Celina Benavides, PhD was recently featured on NPR's "Life Kit" podcast to discuss strategies for effectively and positively disciplining children in public. Be sure to check it out at the link below! #OxnardCollege #Oxnard #VenturaCounty #NPR #NPRLifeKit #DearLifeKit #NPRpodcast #Podcast #LifeKit #Parenting #ParentingTips
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I was excited to join NPR's Life Kit podcast to share guidance on how to effectively and positively discipline your child in public. It can be challenging to parent a child in these moments - we've all been there! 😅 Check out the link below to hear my discussion with NPR's Emily Siner on navigating these difficult situations. You can also check out my website at DoctorCelina.com for more resources. I hope you find them helpful! #NPR #NPRLifeKit #DeafLifeKit #NPRpodcast #Podcast #LifeKit #Parenting #ParentingTips #ParentingSupport #PositiveParenting #ConsciousParenting #PositiveDiscipline #DailyParenting #ParentingInfo #ToddlerTantrums #Tantrums #ParentingTips101
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🎙️ New Podcast Episode Alert: Empowering Confidence in Our Neurodivergent Kids In this latest episode of the Parenting Powerhouse Podcast, I had a heartfelt conversation with one of the moms in our program. She shared her journey of stepping back and allowing her 18-year-old son to take control of his life after years of shielding him from failure. This powerful shift has helped him face his fears and grow in confidence, no longer paralyzed by the fear of making mistakes. Their story is a reminder of how crucial it is to give our children the tools to navigate life’s challenges—especially when their brains process things differently, like many neurodivergent kids. We discuss how comparison and fear can take a toll on their self-esteem and how stepping back gives them space to develop resilience. As parents, stress and worry often show up for us too. But these emotions aren’t our enemies; they’re signals telling us something needs attention. By addressing them head-on, we model the growth and strength we want to inspire in our kids. 👉 If this episode resonates with you or you want to learn more about how the Parenting Powerhouse program empowers moms to help their neurodivergent children build confidence and self-worth, feel free to reach out! Listen now and let’s continue empowering our kids—one step at a time. #ParentingNeurodivergentKids #ParentingPodcast #BuildingConfidence #Neurodiversity #ParentingPowerhouse #EmpoweredParenting
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Did you miss this? 👀 🔑 Don't miss out on the valuable insights shared in our recent podcast episode with Dr. Scott Turansky. Discover innovative strategies for disciplining children and teens, including the transformative power of "The Break" method, building strong relationships with stubborn teenagers, and the importance of consistency and creativity in parenting. Tune in https://buff.ly/3zTMtEJ #ParentingTips #ChristianParenting
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This episode will be difficult for some people to hear. @grownowadhd and I believe in providing families with information that will help them help their child reach their full potential. To do this, we need to be realistic, which means we prioritize helping kids over protecting the feelings of adult caregivers. We want every parent to be equipped with practical information that will help them prepare their child to function in a world that will not accommodate them or indulge them. We believe in preparing kids for real life, not neurodiverse parenting social media fantasy world. We appreciate you and appreciate your listening to the podcast. Link in profile to listen/watch. https://cstu.io/a99c53
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This episode will be difficult for some people to hear. @grownowadhd and I believe in providing families with information that will help them help their child reach their full potential. To do this, we need to be realistic, which means we prioritize helping kids over protecting the feelings of adult caregivers. We want every parent to be equipped with practical information that will help them prepare their child to function in a world that will not accommodate them or indulge them. We believe in preparing kids for real life, not neurodiverse parenting social media fantasy world. We appreciate you and appreciate your listening to the podcast. Link in profile to listen/watch. https://cstu.io/a99c53
Ep. 13 The ADHD Guys Podcast: Learned Helplessness And ADHD Kids
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Two good stories today. Listen to the podcast, and read the blog. Check out "Just a Test Drive, Plus an #ADHD Story" by Marlene Dillon on #WordPress. #situationships #neurodivergent #storytelling #empowerment #relationships
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🎙️ Podcast Recap: ND Stories with The Rt. Hon. Benjamin James Matthew Williamson-Westerman Esq. & Dyslexia 🌟 Did you know that 80% of people with dyslexia go unrecognized? This staggering statistic is a powerful reminder of how much work still needs to be done to create awareness, provide support, and ensure inclusivity. In this episode, we dove deep into the world of dyslexia—sharing stories, experiences, and comparing how different countries approach support and recognition. From personal anecdotes, we explored what’s working, what isn’t, and how we can collectively make things better for individuals with dyslexia. Here’s a little backstory: my neurodivergent brain was very conscious about whether this was the right time to do such an episode. Cue the internal debates! But once I decided to go for it, the festive Christmas season felt like the perfect backdrop for this thoughtful conversation with lovely Benjamin. After all, what better time to discuss understanding, inclusivity, and change than during the season of giving and reflection? 🎄✨ True to his political roots, Benjamin answered some questions with the finesse of a seasoned diplomat, keeping things thoughtful (and sometimes hilariously indirect!). The conversation was lively, insightful, and packed with real-world stories that brought the challenges and solutions to life. Catch the full episode here: 📺 YouTube: https://lnkd.in/ex99q7gJ 🎧 Spotify: https://lnkd.in/e9tvP9Z3 As we wrap up this conversation and look ahead, I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a joyful holiday season. May this time bring you peace, understanding, and inspiration to embrace diversity and kindness in all its forms. Let’s make the world a more inclusive place—one step at a time. #ADHDFounderTalking #DyslexiaAwareness #Storytelling #PodcastRecap #Neurodiversity #ChristmasSpirit #MakingADifference 🎧🎄✨ ND Axon Barclays Eagle Labs
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