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In this eye-opening episode of Parent Guide, psychotherapist Matt Bulkley uncovers the surprising gut-brain connection that's quietly making pornography addiction tougher for your teen to overcome. Discover how ultra-processed foods, sugary drinks, energy drinks, and inflammatory seed oils wreck the gut microbiome—disrupting 95% of serotonin production, dysregulating dopamine (the reward chemical porn hijacks), and triggering leaky gut inflammation that travels straight to the brain. The result? Amplified anxiety, brain fog, mood crashes, emotional dysregulation, and weakened impulse ...

You thought this episode was just going to be about Lent, but it turns into a conversation about discipline, boundaries, peer pressure as adults, social media addiction, motherhood, identity, and what happens when you actually get quiet long enough to hear your own thoughts again. Spoiler alert if you’re Court it’s not ideal. This episode is about giving things up, but not in the traditional way and definitely not just sweets. It’s about ego. Control. Habits. Distractions. It’s about realizing how uncomfortable silence is, how addicted we are to noise, and how much easier it is to hold...

Christian Haag joins us from Brooklyn, New York, to share his deeply personal experience of losing baby Josephine Roseanne. He and his partner Manuel were expecting their daughter via surrogacy in Mexico before a heartbreaking loss at eight months of pregnancy. •Isla Jade Foundation•USA Surrogacy Laws•Matt's Challenge for Callie's 10th Birthday•Follow Matt as the Karaoke Runner •White Collar Charity Boxing Evening - Sat 28th March - Tickets •STILL PARENTS PODCAST• •Website•Instagram•X/Twitter•Facebook•Watch the Lorraine Kelly interview•Download The Still Parents ...

Send us Fan MailWhat happens when people stop saying what they really think because they fear shame, conflict, or cancellation? In this conversation, Dr. Scott Conkright and Dr. Chloe Carmichael explore the link between free expression, emotional regulation, authenticity, and mental health. They unpack cancel culture anxiety, social media polarization, viewpoint diversity, and why real safety is not the absence of disagreement, but the presence of respect, honesty, and dialogue.Support the showFor more information about Scott and his practice, articles, videos, and more: https://linktr.ee/...

Send us Fan MailThis episode of "The Polaris Connection" podcast focuses on the role of fathers in parenting, particularly in families with autistic children. The hosts discuss the common perception that mothers are more involved in the care of autistic children and emphasize the importance of fathers being actively engaged. They explore topics such as the difference between responding and reacting, the significance of understanding rather than trying to "fix" children, and the unique roles fathers play in providing emotional support and play.The episode highlights the importance of acceptance...

Protect your family with our 1-minute free parent quiz https://www.smartsocial.com/newsletter Join our next weekly live parent events: https://smartsocial.com/events Episode Summary: Host Josh Ochs welcomes Andrea Messick, Chief of Staff and Communications at Midland ISD, to discuss key digital safety challenges impacting schools and families, including group texts, disappearing messages on apps like Snapchat and Signal, and inappropriate content that surfaces off campus and disrupts school days. Messick shares how her experience as a district leader and single parent shapes her approach, ...

Eliza spills about some of her medical journeys and her first time visiting a physical therapist.

Have you ever been in the line of fire? Holly and Keith share their nightmare of a flight with their 16-month-old son and the perils of navigating Disney World while 5-months pregnant. They also play a revealing fast-paced game of “This Or That” and discuss the greatest challenges of parenthood.OUR LINKS: https://linktr.ee/jonesfamilyplaybookAll Rights Reserved. Copyright 2026.

Have you ever looked at another mom’s faith and quietly wondered if you’re doing it wrong?Maybe she seems more consistent. More confident. More spiritually disciplined.And meanwhile, your faith feels quieter. Slower. Different.In this episode of the Grace-Filled Mom Podcast, we talk about comparison in Christian motherhood — especially when it comes to faith.If you’ve ever felt spiritually behind, insecure about your prayer life, or unsure whether your faith measures up, this conversation is for you.In this episode, we explore:• Why comparison quietly steals confidence in your walk...

In this episode of the Golf Mom Mindset Podcast, we sit down with Kathryn Hosch, Head Women’s Golf Coach at Cal State Fullerton and former Division I athlete, to break down what really matters in the college golf recruiting process.With experience as both a player and coach within the same program, Kathryn shares a behind-the-scenes look at how coaches evaluate recruits—and why scores and swing videos are only part of the story. From character and attitude to family dynamics and culture fit, this conversation is a must-listen for junior golfers and parents navigating the path to playing at...

In this episode of the Conquer Cast, Trevor Farnes sits down with Layton Woods to share an incredible story of survival, faith, and perspective.Layton opens up about a life-changing accident while working as an electrician when a powerful arc flash explosion left him severely burned and fighting for his life. What followed was a long road of recovery, reflection, and a completely new outlook on what matters most.They talk about overcoming trials, strengthening faith, family, and how moments like this can reshape the way you choose to live your life.Layton’s story is a powerful reminder to ...

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In this episode, Caleb and Elizabeth sit down with the one and only Richard Cassidy Jr. for a conversation that covers everything from the personal to the practical. They dive into the realities of living with allergies, reflect on the meaning behind “Run for Gratefulness,” and explore Richard’s eye-opening experiences in Colombia. Along the way, they talk about why learning to cook is a non-negotiable life skill, unpack the growing conversation around GLP-1s, and come back to a core theme: the real value of learning to genuinely love yourself.IG: @ohforsurepod@calebgetsuhealthyEmail: ...

Financer les études supérieures est une source d’inquiétude pour de nombreuses familles. Entre le logement, l’alimentation ou les transports, le budget étudiant peut rapidement peser lourd. Pourtant, des solutions existent pour accompagner les jeunes, notamment grâce aux aides proposées par le CROUS de Paris. Bien comprendre ces dispositifs et anticiper les démarches permet d’aborder plus sereinement cette étape clé.🎧 Cet épisode s’inscrit dans une série de 6 épisodes réalisés en collaboration avec le CROUS de Paris, pour aider les familles à mieux comprendre les ...

Host Josh Vegors relaunches a revised episode recounting recent months of loss, job change, and struggle while exploring how faith, prayer, and outdoor time aided his healing. He discusses difficult topics like death, suicide, and mental health, and why honest conversations with sons and friends matter. Through stories of funerals, an elk hunt, and the power of a supportive men’s group, Josh offers practical lessons: build a three-deep support network, use accountability partners, and teach boys spiritual and practical tools for resilience. Upcoming episodes and resources are announced as ...

⚠️ AvertissementLe contenu de cette vidéo ne constitue en aucun cas un avis médical. Il est proposé à titre informatif et ne concerne que les troubles du sommeil sans lien avec des problèmes de santé. Cette consultation filmée ne remplace pas l’avis d’un médecin ni un traitement. Le diagnostic et le suivi médical de votre enfant doivent toujours rester une priorité, et il est indispensable de consulter un professionnel de santé qualifié avant de mettre en place tout changement concernant le sommeil de votre enfant.✨ Dans ce nouvel épisode, je rencontre Julie et son petit...

Self-care is a needed luxury which is not easy to cultivate in a neurodiverse family. There is always a need to be met, a new challenge requiring deciphering and a constant pace which is difficult to maintain. Exercise is often the first important life-care (self-care) activity to be dropped. As time passes, the capacity and ability to be active again is daunting. My guest is Sarah Stein, a parent of a neurodivergent teen and has been a fitness instructor for cycle, swim and other group fitness classes. She will explain simple steps to start exercising that is achievable and works with your ...

Joining Lisa in episode 55 is Dr. Helena Rodrigues, Artistic Director of Companhia de Musica Teatral (CMT), an organization championing musical experience and the arts for social and human development. Dr. Rodrigues founded the Laboratory of Music and Communication in Childhood and is a professor in the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences at the University of Lisbon. She talks with Lisa about CMT, community engagement, and the influences of Gordon’s Music Learning Theory and Trevarthen’s Communicative Musicality on her work in Portugal.Joining in the conversation are Vivian and Tiago ...

In this episode, we’re joined by Rebecca — a mother of three, the owner of Rose Harvest, and a woman whose life is deeply guided by her spiritual connection.This conversation moves beyond the surface, into intuition, inner knowing, and what it truly means to live in alignment. Rebecca shares how spirituality has shaped the way she experiences motherhood, and the seasons of her life — not as something to control, but something to trust.We speak about listening to the quiet nudges, surrendering to change, and allowing yourself to be led rather than forced. There’s a depth to this episode...

Kids say and do the wildest things—and apparently, we did too. In this episode, we’re swapping our most funny, crazy, and downright embarrassing childhood moments… plus the stories our own kids are giving us now. From questionable decisions to “what were we thinking?!” moments, this episode is full of laughter, relatable chaos, and a reminder that none of us made it through childhood without a few stories we wish we could forget—but now can’t stop laughing about.