237: Keeping Your Cool: Practical Strategies for Remaining Calm When Your Child Isn’t
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Penny Williams shares some insights and proven techniques to help you stay calm and compassionate when your child is isn’t.
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Penny Williams shares some insights and proven techniques to help you stay calm and compassionate when your child is isn’t.
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Tune in as Alice Gendron helps us gain a deeper understanding of the beautifully complex ADHD brain.
I’m thrilled to share the latest episode of the Beautifully Complex podcast, where I and guest Dayna Abraham dive into the topic of de-escalating challenging behavior in kids and teens. If you’re a parent, teacher, or caregiver, this episode is a must-listen!
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Stephanie Rosenfield helps us explore the societal pressures of being the perfect parent and how it impacts our ability to be real with our children.
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Penny Williams helps us learn the need for flexibility in education, normalizing differences in education, fostering a culture of community in schools, offering just right challenges, neurobiology’s role in ability to learn, and refocusing on big picture goals.
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Rachel Harrington and Jessica Hill help us learn the three “near” senses, how to put on your sensory goggles to decode behavior and help your kids regulate, and many tools and activities for the different sensory areas.
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Penny Williams helps us learn strategies for helping neurodivergent children succeed in school.
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Nurturing Grit — The Art of Failing Forward, with John Willson. We dive into the importance of developing grit and pushing through challenges in life.
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Dayna Abraham joins me to talk about why we need to shift from rules and limits and what we should shift to, boundaries and agreements, routines and plans.
Beautifully Complex Podcast: Dr. Aimie Apigian discusses not only the trauma and what it may feel like for you in the ways your body is responding, but also the process of repair and healing.