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In this episode, we discuss Chapters 5 and 6 of The Secondary SLP Roadmap by Hallie Sherman, which focus on connection over data collection and the importance of incorporating students’ interests into therapy. We talk about why building trust and rapport with secondary students is such an important part of meaningful intervention and how relationships can support engagement and progress. These chapters also highlight the value of using student interests to make sessions more relevant, motivating, and age respectful. We reflect on the balance between collecting useful data and staying ...

This week, Katie has finally realised she is in fact pregnant (32 weeks in), Nads experiences all the highs and lows of nursery, and we hear about the joys of planning a wedding and honeymoon (can you call it that?) with a baby. PLUS, Katie's life gets ruled by a second baby a little sooner than she was expecting....

This episode is part of our Season 6 series, Helping Your Child Understand Their Journey, where we explore practical ways to support conversations about adoption, identity and belonging.Join host Eddie Elliott as he speaks with Sarah Naish, CEO of the Centre of Excellence in Child Trauma (COECT), about how children’s understanding of adoption shifts as they grow.Drawing on her experience as a former social worker, adoptive parent and leader in therapeutic parenting, Sarah explores how children’s questions and emotional responses change across different life stages. From early childhood ...

The Beautiful Boys are back this week with a solo episode, diving deep into some wild conspiracies. They get into 9/11, raising kids in a big city, and the challenges of being away from your kids while working. Andy shares a story from his state championship basketball game, and Mike reveals the age he thinks his son will finally beat him at a sport. Leave us a voicemail and we'll answer you on the show: (646) 598-2417 For bonus episodes and extra content, join our Patreon: www. patreon.com/BeautifulBoysPodcast FOLLOW THE BEAUTIFUL BOYS: Andy Haynes Tickets:...

On today’s episode of The Therapy Crouch, Abbey Clancy and Peter Crouch are back with chaos, confessions, and a few relationship “debates” that spiral quickly. From a luxury Mother’s Day with a private chef to a £1,300 ear piercing shock that leaves Abbey fuming, the couple unpack a week full of unexpected drama.Things take a turn as Pete calls out Abbey’s “volatility,” sparking a hilarious but all-too-relatable breakdown of relationship miscommunication — including why the word “fine” absolutely never means fine. The pair also dive into a listener dilemma about football ...

Soph’s celebrating a big milestone as Renley turns two, and ditches the dummy overnight! Plus, a listener shares an important insight into feeding struggles, and there’s an unfortunate toddler mispronunciation involving a certain… body part. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Author, maternal mental health advocate and mum of three Tracy Holmes joins Dominique this week for a conversation about motherhood, diagnosis and real resilience.Tracy is mum to three boys, including twins Harry and Freddie. Shortly after they were born, Freddie was diagnosed with Down syndrome. What followed was one of the most difficult periods of Tracy’s life. With one newborn at home and another still in hospital, she found herself pulled between two worlds, all while she was navigating the shock of diagnosis. The pressure resulted in the quiet collapse of her mental health. In this ...

Anna Holmes joins Vanessa to talk about the unnerving overlap between having a parent with dementia and experiencing perimenopause brain fog, and the terrifying question that raises: is this just aging, or the beginning of something worse? It’s a candid, darkly funny conversation about how to stay present, even when we’re afraid. For more from Anna, you can read her New Yorker article, My Mother’s Memory Loss, and Mine or order one of her amazing books. Also discussed: read about the new AI dementia glasses. To connect with the team and gain access to behind the scenes content, join our ...

Oktober 2025. Ich stehe vor 20 Führungskräften in einem IT-Konzern und halte einen Vortrag über Selbstführung und Resilienz. Und mitten drin kommt dieser Gedanke: Das mache ich doch jeden Tag auch mit Müttern. Nur dass es da Mutti-Kurs heißt. Dieselbe Arbeit. Anderes Zimmer. Anderer Wert. In dieser Episode erzähle ich dir zum ersten Mal öffentlich, was danach kam. Kathi hat Glücksheldin verlassen. Ich bin in ein Loch gefallen. Und ich habe — nach Monaten in der Unsicherheit — wieder zu mir gefunden. In dieser Folge: → Der Moment im Führungskräfteseminar, der alles verändert ...

Character architects. Decision makers. Putting the fun and joy back back into playing sports. Yeah, let's do this. In today's special guest episode we talk with Erin Sarles and Thomas Roe, the dynamic duo and cofounders of Bluechip to Blueprint. You're gonna love this one moms and dads! Erin Sarles brings 20+ years of corporate executive expertise to the youth sports arena, where she saw firsthand—as both a professional and a mother of competitive athletes—the devastating impact of performance-based identity. As CEO and co-creator of Blueprint to Bluechip's proprietary CADI Framework (...

Quand on se projette dans une grossesse, dans la maternité, on s’attend à ressentir une joie intense, comme jamais on n’en a rencontrée auparavant.La bonheur de devenir mère. De porter la vie.Cet amour immense, presque immédiat, qu’on est censée ressentir.Mais que se passe-t-il… quand ce n’est pas le cas ?Dans cet épisode, je mets des mots sur une réalité encore trop peu abordée :celle de ces femmes qui vivent une grossesse ou un début de maternité… sans se sentir pleinement heureuses.Peut-être que vous vous sentez perdue.Peut-être que vous ressentez de la tristesse, ...

Brian and Dave talk about avoiding the trap of "tripping on brainrot" and allowing the curated highlight reels of others to form our basis of comparison for judging ourselves. We also discuss how to practice radical self compassion and learn to give ourselves the same grace we freely give others. This episode is a wide ranging discussion on staying grounded, being kind to ourselves, and maintaining a mindset of continuous self improvement interspersed with some random tangents and bad dad jokes.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we sit down with birth and postpartum doula Amanda Granberg to talk about the part of motherhood that gets the least support and the biggest expectations: the postpartum season. We talk about the gap in care for mothers, why modern culture makes this transition harder than it should be, and how women are meant to be held, supported, and resourced during matrescence—not left to figure it out alone.Amanda shares what she sees again and again in her work with new moms: identity shifts, nervous system overwhelm, grief, growth, and the deep rewiring that happens ...

In this episode of the Mom Keys to Mental Peace Podcast, we continue our 2026 Stewardship series by diving into one of the most important areas we are called to manage—our minds.If you’ve ever struggled with anxious thoughts, overthinking, negative self-talk, or seasons of heaviness and depression, this episode is for you.Tari shares her personal journey with anxiety and depression, including how her thought patterns developed over time and the practical, faith-based steps she took to experience true transformation and peace.In this episode, you’ll learn:Why stewardship of the mind ...

In today’s special episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Andrew Newman — award-winning author, storyteller, and founder of Conscious Stories. Andrew brings a calm yet playful energy to his work, and his passion for nurturing meaningful parent-child connection truly shines through. Today we explored the importance of the last 20 minutes of the day and how this sacred time can deeply influence a child’s emotional regulation, sleep quality, and self-confidence. Andrew shared insights from his TEDx talk and his growing library of bedtime stories that are designed to support emotional ...

This episode of the Play Nature Podcast feels like stepping into a backyard where something magical is always unfolding. Mud. Water. Sand. Stories. Host Rusty Keeler welcomes Kristy DeGraff to explore what happens when we trust children, follow curiosity, and let nature lead the way. It’s about more than play. It’s about belonging. It’s about building spaces where kids can dig deep, take risks, and feel at home in the world. Kristy brings a powerful blend of experience. Social worker. Educator. Mother. Advocate. She shares how her journey, from supporting families in crisis to ...

Ccollege advisors Pearl and Andy Lockwood discuss key, overlooked mistakes and strategies in the financial aid process. Including: The truth about which Sweet 16 colleges will win (in financial aid)How to prevent a blow-out disaster (when you get your financial aid award)How to be next year's Cinderella Story (when you get your financial aid award and tell your deserving child that you CAN send her to the college she worked her tush off to get into! Also in this episode: thoughts on Ivy Day acceptances, and what they really mean. See LockwoodCollegePrep.com for more college planning tips and ...

Welcome to "TeluguOne Health Podcast," your go - to source for all things health and wellness. Discover practical tips on fitness, nutrition, mental health, and preventive care. Tune in twice a week for expert advice and inspiring stories to help you lead a healthier, happier life.Produced by TeluguOne.For Sponsorships and Promotions reach out to us at teluguonepodcasts@gmail.com✨ Contact - +91 9160311880Radio : www.teluguoneradio.comTelugu One : https://www.youtube.com/@teluguoneBhakti One : https://www.youtube.com/@BhaktiOneKids One : https://www.youtube.com/@kidsoneTori Rj's ...

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One minute you’re packing a tiny backpack for the first day of preschool. The next minute you’re hearing the words “oncology floor” and trying to understand how your child can look perfectly fine while something life-threatening is happening inside their body. That’s the reality our friend Katie Holifield lived when her son Hunter was diagnosed at age three with a Wilms tumor, a form of pediatric kidney cancer that showed up without warning. We walk through the day everything changed, the pediatrician visit that uncovered a mass, and the rapid-fire hospital decisions that followed. ...