Episodios

  • The Coach Approach to Parenting (Episode 100)

    The Coach Approach to Parenting (Episode 100)
    Sep 13 2020
    On this week’s “You’ve Got This,” I talk with Elaine Taylor-Klaus, an author, parent educator, and certified coach. The co-founder of ImpactADHD.com, co-creator of Sanity School® (an online behavior therapy program), and co-author of Parenting ADHD Now! Easy Intervention Strategies to Empower Kids with ADHD, she provides coaching, training and support for parents of complex kids—and parents raising kids in complex times. Her newest book, The Essential Guide to Raising Complex Kids with ADHD, Anxiety and More will be out in September 2020, and is available on pre-order with bonus gifts including a “Parenting in a Pandemic” supplement. Elaine has served as a parent advisor for the American Academy of Pediatrics and on the national Board of Directors of CHADD. She is the mother in an ADHD++ family of six. “Coaching is an empowerment way of being in the world,” Elaine says. “Coaching is about helping people see what they want and what they need to achieve. … When we invite parents to take
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  • The Power of Play (Episode 99)

    The Power of Play (Episode 99)
    Sep 6 2020
    On this week’s “You’ve Got This,” I talk with Janet Carter, a speaker, writer, and a certified John Rosemond Leadership Parent Coach. She is a graduate of James Madison University and taught middle and high school English as well as homeschooling her own children. Janet served for eight years as the children's ministry director for Hope Church, developing the ministry from the ground up, working with families of young children, birth to fifth grade. She lives in Richmond, Va., and is mother to four and grandmother to six. “Children are unaccustomed to just taking the toys that they have, sitting down and playing with them,” Janet says. “This is about the only time in their life when they have the freedom day-after-day to let their imagination run wild.” Listen to the podcast for more insights and suggestions about the importance of recognizing your child’s uniqueness. Connect w/ Janet Website: www.coachjanetcarter.com Twitter @janetgcarter Facebook: Janet Carter Instagram: Coach Janet
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  • The Developing Brain (Episode 97)

    The Developing Brain (Episode 97)
    Aug 23 2020
    On this week’s “You’ve Got This,” I discuss brain development with Dr. Catherine Jackson (Dr. J), America’s #1 brain psychologist. She is a speaker and an experienced licensed clinical psychologist, neurotherapist, coach, and nutrition and integrative medicine provider who inspires others to live their best lives. Dr. J has been featured as an expert in more than 70 media sources including Oprah Magazine, The Huffington Post, Prevention Magazine, Reader’s Digest and The Washington Post. To reach more people than she can in one on one practice, Dr. Jackson created Optimal Neuroholistic Services, LLC, and founded Dr. J’s Holistic Health & Wellness nonprofit. With more than 10 years of clinical experience, Dr. J has become a sought after expert in mental health, neurotherapy, relationships and holistic health and wellness. “We think our kids should know how to handle emotions but they don’t” said Dr. J. “The bonding phase is very important so that our kids can get a sense of security. Th
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  • Encouraging Your Kids to Fail (Episode 96)

    Encouraging Your Kids to Fail (Episode 96)
    Aug 16 2020
    On this week’s “You’ve Got This,” I chat with Brian Weisfeld about giving kids an entrepreneurial mindset. Brian has helped build a number of well-known billion-dollar companies including IMAX Corporation and Coupons.com. He is the founder and chief squad officer of The Startup Squad, an initiative dedicated to helping girls reach their potential and follow their dreams, whatever their passions. Brian lives in Silicon Valley with his wife and two daughters. “Right now, our society is pushing boys more toward some of these entrepreneurial aspects than girls,” Brian says. “Part of it is making sure girls have role models so they can see examples of women and girls doing great things.” Listen to the podcast for more insights and suggestions about the importance of recognizing your child’s uniqueness. Connect w/Brian Website: thestartupsquad.com, www.brianweisfeld.com Facebook: @thestartupsquad and @chiefsquadofficer Instagram: thestartupsquad Twitter: @thestartupsquad and @weisfeld Pinte
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  • The Hope Found in Gratitude Journaling (Episode 95)

    The Hope Found in Gratitude Journaling (Episode 95)
    Aug 9 2020
    On this week’s “You’ve Got This,” I talk with Kristina Schnack Kotlus is a two-time brain cancer survivor and author of the book I Quit: Facing Cancer with Faith, Family & Friends. She has a degree in comparative religion from George Mason University by way of Holy Cross College. She was baptized a Lutheran, currently attends an Assemblies of God church, and is married to a non-practicing Jew. Her writing has been published in numerous local magazines and newspapers, as well as on her own website, PwcMoms. Kristina was recognized as Blogger of the Year in Northern Virginia, 40 Under 40 in Northern Virginia, and an Influential Woman in Prince William County. She currently resides in Manassas, Va., with her husband and three children, whom she homeschools. “A child’s hope index score is a better predicator to if they’ll be successful in life, in college, in their career, than their SAT score,” Kristina says. “Giving our children the ability to have hope and putting hope into practice in
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  • Happiness in the Midst of Bad Circumstances (Episode 94)

    Happiness in the Midst of Bad Circumstances (Episode 94)
    Aug 2 2020
    On this week’s “You’ve Got This,” I talk with Dr. Derwin Gray, author of The Good Life. Derwin is the founder and lead pastor of Transformation Church, a multiethnic, multigenerational, mission-shaped community in Indian Land, S.C.. Gray met his wife, Vicki, at Brigham Young University (BYU). They have been married since 1992 and have two adult children. After graduating from BYU, he played professional football in the NFL for five years with the Indianapolis Colts and Carolina Panthers. In 2008, Gray graduated from Southern Evangelical Seminary magna cum laude with a Master of Divinity, with a concentration in apologetics. While there, he was mentored by renowned theologian and philosopher Dr. Norman Geisler. In 2018, Derwin received his Doctor of Ministry in the New Testament in Context at Northern Seminary under Dr. Scot McKnight. In 2015, he was awarded an honorary doctorate from Southern Evangelical Seminary. Derwin is the author of Hero: Unleashing God’s Power in a Man’s Heart,
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  • Is This Normal? The Teen Years Edition (Episode 93)

    Is This Normal? The Teen Years Edition (Episode 93)
    Jul 27 2020
    On this week’s “You’ve Got This,” I answer listener questions about teens, those kids between the ages of 15 and 19. If you have a question about your child, please write to me at parentcoachnova@gmai.com. The teenage years don’t have to be feared. Instead, parents should embrace the opportunity to move into a mentor relationship with their teens. On this podcast, I discuss smoking, disrespect and preparing your teen for college. Listen to the podcast for more insights into teens.
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  • How to be a Strong Parent in Uncertain Times (Episode 92)

    How to be a Strong Parent in Uncertain Times (Episode 92)
    Jul 19 2020
    On this week’s “You’ve Got This,” I chat with Sharon Lamberth, an educator whose career has spanned over 30 years.  She has served as a home-hospital instructor, elementary school classroom teacher, curriculum facilitator, assistant principal and principal.  Sharon holds multiple degrees, the first of which focused on early childhood education. She understands the importance of the early years and the impact parents, and other adults, have on children as they grow and develop. Sharon’s entire career has involved working with children and families. She has observed, first hand, parenting struggles that are all too common in society today. Having been raised on the philosophy espoused by John Rosemond, she continues to pursue her passion for helping parents by becoming a certified parent coach. Married for over 35 years, Sharon is the mother of two adult children and a grandmother. Her approach is both compassionate and forthright, with the goal of helping the next generation parent fro
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