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Jen, Sharon & Norma are longtime friends and former co-stars who’ve finally teamed up to launch a podcast about the wild ride of midlife. From perimenopause and divorce to showbiz in their 40s, they tackle it all with brutal honesty, big laughs, and zero filter. Tune in weekly for their chaotic, hilarious, and very real group therapy session hosted entirely by… themselves. Get in touch middleragepodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Après le stage, il est temps d’effectuer un bilan et de tirer parti de cette nouvelle expérience pour permettre à votre ado de projeter dans l’avenir, celui de son orientation scolaire et professionnelle. Cela s’accompagne nécessairement d’une phase d’analyse et de rédaction, généralement matérialisé par le rapport de stage. ✅ DANS CET ÉPISODE NOUS ABORDONS :le plan du rapport de stageentretenir le lien avec le maître de stagele travail d'analyse à posteriorile bilan👏 MERCI Laurence DOUSSET - Coach certifiée, diplômée en orientation scolairePour prendre ...

Viele Kinder kämpfen mit Mathematik. Doch wann sind Rechenschwierigkeiten einfach Übungssache und wann steckt eine Dyskalkulie dahinter? Wir sprechen mit Dyskalkulietherapeutin Agnes Goldmann über typische Anzeichen, sinnvolle Diagnostik und darüber, warum frühes Erkennen so wichtig ist. Wie läuft eine fundierte Testung ab? Was passiert in einer Dyskalkulietherapie? Und wie können Eltern ihr Kind stärken, wenn der Selbstwert bereits leidet? Außerdem geht es um den Umgang mit Schule, um hilfreiche Kommunikation in der Familie und um die Frage, welche Haltung Kindern wirklich hilft. ...

Další ze série otázek na téma dospívání: Nevýchova staví na respektu a svobodě – jak ale poznat hranici, kdy už svoboda přerůstá v chaos a rodič ztrácí vliv? (Autorkou otázek je Martina Malá z Novinek.cz) Předplatné Nevýchovy: https://www.nevychova.cz/predplatne/

This week, I’m welcoming Danielle Kyaligonza, who joins me from Uganda to talk about her breastfeeding journey with insufficient glandular tissue (IGT). Danielle describes a positive planned C-section birth in Cheshire, but on day five her baby Annie had lost 13% of birth weight and was later found to be severely dehydrated. This led to hospital admission, formula supplementation, and a traumatic start with pumping and limited breastfeeding support on a children’s ward. After weeks of triple feeding and minimal pumping improvement, a lactation consultant suggested IGT, with possible ...

There is a difference between knowing about God and actually experiencing His presence. The peace, clarity and transformation that God gives doesn't come from trying harder but by being with Him. You don't have to just go through the motions; you can experience something deeper with Christ. Check out this message from our guest speaker, Dr. Tim Hines. STAY CONNECTEDWebsite: www.oasisphx.comFacebook: Oasis Community ChurchInstagram: @oasisphx

What's the best way to respond when your teen lies, breaks trust, and refuses to listen? In this episode, Brett and Erin tackle a difficult—but common—parenting situation: a listener writes in about their teen repeatedly lying, pushing boundaries, and pursuing a relationship against their parents’ guidance. How should parents respond when trust is broken? What actually works when consequences don’t seem to stick? And how can you guide your teen towards better choices? Watch "Why We Need to Let Kids Ask Questions About Faith" - https://youtu.be/T9JyEltssGY Register for the 2026 MAVEN ...

If stories are inspired by life, storytelling is an art that reflects one's own conviction. This series is originally written by the one and only Mr. Ramesh Aravind. He has beautifully woven his experiences, learnings and life values, to drive home the essence of living our daily life. The...

The conversation revolves around the theme of surrender in motherhood, particularly in the context of the Feast of the Annunciation. It explores the challenges, joys, and call to surrender in the journey of motherhood, drawing parallels with Mary's fiat at the Annunciation. The discussion reflects on the interruptions, doubts, and fears experienced in motherhood, and the invitation to surrender to God's plan. The conversation explores the journey of motherhood as a profound experience of surrender and fiat, highlighting the mystery and grace of this role. It delves into the Annunciation ...

Amy and MJ discuss the challenges autism parents face with figuring out their kiddos meltdowns vs having a tantrum and hard it is to find the balance of disciplining your child on the spectrumSupport the show

Human Relationships, love and above all humanity are best tested at times of misery and crisis. And like this cosmos, every event which has marked the history of time, has reaped both elixir and poison; COVID 19 is not an exception. Aditya's journey of self-actualisation and salvation post the...

What does it look like when a parent stops fighting the diagnosis and starts seeing the child more clearly?In this episode of The Autism Roundtable, Leah Gross speaks with children’s author Jenn Bailey about parenting, perspective shifts, sensory overload, inclusion, and how stories can help children better understand themselves and each other.Leah Gross welcomes author Jenn Bailey for a thoughtful conversation about autism, parenting, and the power of literature to foster empathy. Jenn shares her family’s experience navigating her child’s diagnosis, the supports that made a difference, ...

In The Savvy Working Mom, Whitnee Hawthorne shatters the myth of work-life balance. From mastering the art of saying no to embracing values-based delegation, the book offers practical strategies and relatable anecdotes to empower women. Hawthorne teaches listeners to detach their self-worth from societal pressure dictating that they must achieve everything all at once, independent of assistance.

E & L coclude their conversation with K. If you haven't listened to episodes 18 and 19, please do that first.If you've got a child who is neurodivergent and in school, this episode is for you! Join L, E, and special guest, K, to discuss IEPs and 504s! What are all these strange names? Let us help you chase away the fear surrounding all these complex-sounding legal supports for your child.Got a suggestion for a topic? Or an amazing dad joke? Did your kid say something hilarious? We want to know! Send us an email at unconditionalpod25@gmail.comPodcast theme music by Transistor.fm. Learn how to ...

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Send us Fan MailIn this episode of TRIBE Talk, we go beyond the surface to explore what really happens in play therapy. Guided our play therapist Aleisha, we unpack how play becomes a child’s natural language allowing them to express thoughts, emotions, and experiences that they may not yet have the words for. This episode offers a clear, practical insight into what sessions look like, how therapists engage with children, and why play is such a powerful therapeutic tool.Through a trauma-informed lens, we explore how play therapy supports emotional processing, regulation, and healing. Whether...

Maddie just started her very first job at 14—and it’s a big moment for the whole family. In this episode of We Are the Hansons, we talk about what it really means for kids to start working, the lessons that come with earning that first paycheck, and how parents can balance responsibility without taking away childhood. From her first shifts at Culver’s to the bigger life lessons behind it all, this is a story every family can relate to.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Check Out Ability Innovations 💡 www.abilityinnovations.com Check Out Children In Motion 👦🏼 www.children-in-motion.com Check Out Therapy Unmasked 🎭 www.therapy-unmasked.com Check Out Summer Camps 🏕️ www.abilityinnovations.com/summercamps2026 Hi Friends, This episode explores how play-based occupational therapy helps children learn emotional regulation by meeting them where they are, using games and role-play to safely surface emotions, and modeling appropriate responses. We discuss tools like the Zones of Regulation, sensory strategies (proprioception, vestibular, ...

In this episode of the Oxendine Law Podcast, Jared Oxendine and Christine Palmer break down how your digital footprint can make or break your divorce case. From text messages and emails to social media posts and even deleted content, today’s legal landscape is filled with digital evidence that can be used in court. What may feel like a quick reaction or harmless post can quickly turn into damaging evidence that impacts custody, credibility, and the overall outcome of your case. Jared and Christine share real-world examples of how people unintentionally hurt their cases through emotional ...

In 1955, following the devastation of the Korean War, Bertha and Harry Holt made headlines for adopting eight Korean children. Driven by evangelical convictions and emboldened by a special act of Congress, the couple founded the Holt Adoption Program, which would facilitate the migration of tens of thousands of Korean children to the United States over the following decades.