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Here is a solo episode covering the basics of what Matrescence is (check out Episode #34 of my podcast for more about it and #35 for the interview with Amy Taylor-Kabbaz). I'm also sharing a little bit about where I'm at, in my 11 years of Motherhood — so far in my Matrescence.In this episode I speak about:yoga mudras (hand gestures) and what they can meanmatrescence; both our own and our Mothers' experiencesparenting today; the grief and growthasking "How is your Matrescence?!"witnessing my feelings and experiences as a Mumbeing a speaker on Matrescence and Perinatal WellbeingThemes: ...

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 ...

Every season of motherhood looks different.When my kids were babies and toddlers, I remember wondering what life would feel like once we got past those exhausting early years. I imagined things might feel calmer… more predictable… maybe even easier.Now that I’m parenting two elementary-aged kids and one middle schooler, I can tell you this: it’s different — but it’s not necessarily easier.In this episode, I’m sharing some of the honest things I wish someone had told me about this stage of motherhood. The good, the funny, the surprising, and the parts that still catch me off ...

Self-regulation isn’t just something we teach our children…It’s something we have to live, every single day.Because let’s be honest —there are moments when everything in you wants to react.When the instructions aren’t followed.When the same boundary is pushed again.When the overwhelm builds — theirs and yours.And especially in the world of neurodiversity, where communication can look different, where processing takes time, where emotions can feel big and all-consuming…Staying calm isn’t easy.But it matters.Because our children borrow our nervous systems.They look to us to ...

Welcome to Healing Starts with You - For moms who ate tired of feeling overwhelmed, doing everything and still wondering why it never feels like enough.

Ready to ditch the stress and rediscover what matters most in homeschooling? In this heartfelt episode of the SCHOOLHOUSE ROCKED PODCAST, Aby Rinella welcomes Carrie De Francisco, who shares wisdom from her years as a homeschool mom. Learn about her life-giving approach to homeschool planning—focused on nurturing your kids and your faith instead of checking off endless boxes.What You’ll Learn:How to silence the “Am I doing enough?” voice for goodThe essentials of home-based learning that build faith and characterSimple, practical learning activities that fit every family’s ...

Passer devant le juge aux affaires familiales (JAF) est une étape clé dans une séparation ou un conflit parental.👉 Mais ce que beaucoup de parents ignorent, c’est qu’une audience ne se joue pas uniquement sur le droit.Posture, émotions, manière de s’exprimer…👉 Certains comportements peuvent fragiliser un dossier, même lorsqu’il est solide.Dans cet épisode, je vous explique concrètement :comment se déroule une audience devant le juge aux affaires familialesce que le juge regarde réellementles erreurs fréquentes des parents à l’audiencecomment répondre aux ...

#153 In this episode, Lisa discusses her approach to toddler power struggles. She covers discipline methods she doesn’t recommend, expectations when it comes to toddler parenting, tantrums, and the importance of playing with your children in their world. Lastly, in this episode, Lisa addresses eight listener questions, discussing whether you should be holding a 16-month-old during a tantrum, how to handle a toddler hitting a younger sibling while they are being fed, what to do when a 20-month-old is throwing food, how to manage aggressive toddler behavior, the best way to respond to a ...

今回のテーマは「夫婦喧嘩」▼今回のトーク内容：何年ぶりかの大喧嘩が勃発したみみこ／子供の前でやってしまった後悔／「離婚」という言葉のパンチ力／喧嘩は売り言葉に買い言葉が厄介／夫からの「落ち着いたらLINEで送って」リクエスト／それが腑に落ちなかったみみこ、ついに実践してみた／AIに相手が受け取りやすい文章に変えてもらう／りりこは不満を小出しタイプ／ラブライブのほのかちゃんから学んだ／頑張りすぎると迷惑...

Spring looks fun from the outside, but for parents it can be one of the most demanding times of year. In this episode, I'm talking through why this season feels so full, why it catches so many of us off guard, and a few simple ways to get ahead of it before the end of the school year starts running you over. Episode Highlights: Why spring feels stressful even though it doesn't get talked about like other busy seasons The overlap of school events, sports, summer planning, wardrobe changes, and rising expenses How invisible work and constant decision-making wear parents down this time of year A...

What does sustainable living actually look like in the suburbs — in places designed around cars, convenience, and big box shopping?Laura Newton is the founder of The Kind Matter Company, a Canadian eco-boutique and refill store focused on low waste living, eco friendly products, and non-toxic household essentials. What began as a personal search for safer products after her daughter developed severe allergies has grown into a retail business built around making sustainable living more accessible for everyday families.Kind Matter now has multiple locations across Ontario, including a flagship...

Your calendar can be packed and your life can still feel strangely thin. We’re surrounded by speed, noise, and nonstop inputs, yet our bodies are wired with a Stone Age nervous system that reads a tense email like a life-or-death threat. When that stress becomes chronic, it doesn’t just steal peace; it steals clarity, health, and the ability to lead well.We’re joined by Simone Luti, best-selling author and former corporate executive also known as the Rocket Shaman. Simone shares how burnout, a mystery illness, and later cancer forced an unwanted season of stillness and ultimately ...

Have you ever watched your child fall apart over something that seems small — a correction at school, a cancelled plan, a simple “not now”… and wondered what is really going on?In this powerful solo episode, Dr Olivia explores Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD) — a term you may have seen everywhere on social media, but one that is often misunderstood.Blending medical insight, real-life parenting experience, and practical tools, this episode unpacks:• What RSD actually is (and why it is not in the DSM) • The science behind emotional dysregulation in ADHD • Why some experts ...

"If you are arguing with your spouse or struggling to talk about money, yeah, you're in good company." ~ Heather DayHave you ever fought with your spouse - or your kids - about money? Is financial management a taboo topic in your household?In this inspiring and relatable episode, I sit down with Heather Day, author, speaker, wife, and mother who shares how one parking lot prayer changed the trajectory of her family's life.What was supposed to be an uneventful date with her husband ended up being a pivotal moment that changed her household forever.Managing money, marriage, and motherhood on ...

When a toddler throws his fork, tips over his bowl, and falls apart over the wrong-sized watermelon pieces — what is really going on? In this episode, Janet responds to a mom of a two-and-a-half-year-old with a new baby just weeks away who describes her son's throwing, hitting, and increasingly impossible-to-please demands. She writes, "This completely breaks my heart and really stresses me out." Janet shares the one simple but counterintuitive shift that can change almost everything. Janet's "No Bad Kids Master Course" is available at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠...

What should your son do after high school if he’s not ready for college? For many teen boys, the pressure to choose a path right away can feel overwhelming. And if your son is feeling unsure, lacking direction, or just not quite ready for what’s next—you’re not alone. In this episode of Raising Boys with Purpose, we’re talking about the gap year option and how it can become a meaningful season of growth when approached with intention. A gap year isn’t about falling behind—it can be about moving forward in a different way. We’ll walk through: What a gap year really is (and what ...

In this episode, Gi sits down with comedian Hannah East to talk about the chaos of parenting three children.Hannah shares her unique career journey, from competing on Gladiators (where she met her husband) to presenting at the 2012 Olympics.She also opens up about her fertility struggles and two miscarriages, and how her experiences with grief inspired her to create a stand-up show to help others feel less alone.Buy tickets to Hannah's tour here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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 ...