Podcast appearances and mentions of elaine halligan

Motherkind Moment is your place for calm and connection and a shift in perspective before the week ahead.  Elaine Halligan shares how her son Sam's extreme school struggles led her to retrain as a behavioural specialist. She explores why children aren't “being a problem” but are often “having a problem” — and how understanding this changes everything. Elaine offers practical insights into neurodiversity, emotional behaviour, and how parents can shift from correction to connection. For more powerful insights from Elaine Halligan, listen to the full episode here.  Click Here to order your copy of 'Motherkind: A New Way to Thrive in a World of Endless Expectations' Motherkind is sponsored by Wild Nutrition, the brand raising the bar for women's supplements. Want to feel the Food-Grown difference yourself? Get 50% off for three months at wildnutrition.com/motherkind. Ts and Cs apply. For a £100 sponsored job credit visit Indeed.com/ Motherkind Continue the Conversation: Join our community over on Instagram for inspiration, tips, and sometimes a bit of humour to get us through our day - @zoeblaskey Join our mailing list to receive news, updates and new episode releases Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Elaine Halligan, parenting coach at The Parent Practice and author of ‘My Child's Different' tells us her story of a recent discovery that - like her son - she also has ADHD. She talks openly and inspiringly about her own traits, and how she uses them positively in her life and career. She offers her own advice and expertise for both adults and parents of children who may have ADHD or other neurodiverse conditions.

“Liệu nuôi dạy con theo lối cha mẹ tích cực có tác dụng với những đứa trẻ gặp khó khăn hay không?” Làm cha mẹ tích cực đơn giản là tập trung vào tình yêu thương giữa cha mẹ với con cái, chứ không phải là dùng các biện pháp kiểm soát như là trừng phạt con hay làm con xấu hổ. Bởi thế, theo logic, nó chắc chắn phải “có tác dụng” với bất kỳ ai. Tuy nhiên với những đứa trẻ gặp khó khăn thì cha mẹ thường hay cảm thấy tuyệt vọng. Họ nhận ra con mình “ngoài tầm kiểm soát”, và họ không thể nào tưởng tượng nổi là có một phương pháp giàu tình thương yêu có thể đưa con họ trở lại quỹ đạo.Con Tôi Khác Biệt là câu trả lời cho băn khoăn đó. Câu chuyện thực về hành trình của gia đình Elaine Halligan với đứa con khác biệt - Sam sẽ lôi cuốn người nghe ngay từ những chương đầu tiên. Những chia sẻ lay động trái tim đã mô tả rất nhiều những đau khổ và bối rối trên con đường cả gia đình dần dần khám phá và trưởng thành. Cha mẹ như được đi lại con đường đầy trắc trở khi sống với đứa trẻ khác biệt ấy.--Về Fonos:Fonos là ứng dụng sách nói có bản quyền. Trên ứng dụng Fonos, bạn có thể nghe định dạng sách nói của những cuốn sách nổi tiếng nhất từ các tác giả trong nước và quốc tế. Ngoài ra, bạn được sử dụng miễn phí nội dung Premium khi đăng ký trở thành Hội viên của Fonos: Truyện ngủ, Nhạc thư giãn, Thiền định, Tóm tắt sách.--Tải ứng dụng Fonos tại: https://fonos.app.link/tai-fonosTìm hiểu về Fonos: https://fonos.vn/Theo dõi Facebook Fonos: https://www.facebook.com/fonosvietnam/Theo dõi Instagram Fonos: https://www.instagram.com/fonosvietnam/Đọc các bài viết thú vị về sách, tác giả sách, những thông tin hữu ích để phát triển bản thân: http://blog.fonos.vn/

In this episode, Susan talks with Elaine Halligan about her personal journey of raising a neuro-atypical child. Elaine talks about maintaining a strong and loving relationship with your child, even through the challenges of identifying what might be fueling chronic misbehavior. https://susanstiffelman.com/podcast-episode-elaine-halligan/

Parenting is a challenging task that might often feel as it is changing as soon as one masters a particular stage, making the caregivers learn it all over again. In today's podcast, we are in conversation with Elaine Halligan, parenting coach, author, and founder of Parent Practice.Elaine aims to take parents away from unrealistic expectations, fears, and exhaustion. On good habits and behaviours, Elaine advises that the key is a perfect balance of structure, novelty, and motivation.At London Property, we use our experience, expertise, and deep-rooted relationships to connect super-prime property owners and tenants with hand-picked experts. We also aim to inform and entertain Londoners through content across multiple platforms.Interviewer - Farnaz Fazaipour  | Property Investment & OwnershipVisit https://londonproperty.co.uk/en/our-newsletter/ and sign up to our newsletter to be the first to hear about our weekly vlogs & podcast.InstagramTwitterYouTubeLinkedInFacebookBuzzsproutinfo@londonproperty.co.uk for all enquiries

Welcome back to Moment. Moment is your place for calm and connection and maybe even a shift in perspective before the week ahead. This week's Moment is about difference. It's from May 2019 with Elaine Halligan who is the founder of The Parent Practice. She has been a parenting specialist since 2006. Elaine's story is incredible. He little boy Sam was expelled from school three times by the time he was just 7. So she quit her job in the city and re-trained in positive parenting. She has now helped 1000s of parents totally transform their parenting journey. This is an incredible clip. When I think about difference, I actually feel most children are a little bit different. I hope you find this clip really reassuring, positive and inspiring. I know I did. Please share it or leave me a message on Instagram. You can listen to the full episode here. FREEBIES! Find out how you can take control of your life, reconnect to you, and more! Download ‘10 Ways to Reconnect to You' and our weekly and monthly check-in on Motherkind.co. Are you ready to find freedom from guilt? Let me help you find Freedom from Perfectionism if you are a mother who has ever felt not quite enough. RESOURCES: Website: https://www.theparentpractice.com/ ABOUT ELAINE HALLIGAN It is Eliane's mission to create a happier future generation by sharing parenting strategies that will have an authentic impact, transforming challenging children into confident and contented children with my personal style and a positive approach. Sponsor - Athletic Greens My sponsor this week is a product I use every day - Athletic Greens. My motto is I can only be the mother I want to be when I look after myself too and taking Athletic Greens each morning for my health reminds of that. We are grateful to Athletic Greens for sponsoring the Motherkind podcast. With 75 whole food sourced ingredients designed to optimize 5 key areas of health, AG1 is the delicious daily habit that sets you up for a healthy future. Invest in your health without compromise! Visit https://athleticgreens.com/motherkind to get a FREE year supply of Vitamin D ​AND​ 5 free travel packs​ with your first purchase.

Today I'm speaking with Elaine Halligan, from The Parent Practice, parenting coach, speaker and author of My Child's Different.   Website : www.theparentpractice.com   30 days Positive Parenting course : 30 Days to Positive Parenting | The Parent Practice (teachable.com) – 30 days, 30 tips, £30   My book ‘My Child's Different'  - My Child's Different: The lessons learned from one family's struggle to unlock their son's potential: Amazon.co.uk: Elaine Halligan: 9781785833281: Books with almost 200 5* reviews. Available on audible too, for those who are not keen on reading.   Free 5 min guide to 10 ways to help your child be confident and contented -      https://view.flodesk.com/pages/5fd78e4f716e9edbe609c106   To find a therapy or therapist to support you and your family when you need it or to appear on this podcast visit. www.helpinghandonline.co.uk

Positive parenting and how to work towards having confident, competent and happy children.

Here in Episode 11, I speak with parenting coach, speaker and author, Elaine Halligan. The episode is in two parts, recorded 12 months apart, in December 2019 and December 2020, with significant changes in between. Elaine explains her early career and how positive parenting methods made such a huge impact in her own family life. The opportunity then arose to become a partner of The Parent Practice, initially running the London office with her business partner on the other side of the world. She shares the impact her book, ‘My Child's Different', has had on the business, and the opportunities it has created, before explaining what changed in 2020 and her exciting plans for 2021 and beyond. Elaine's best advice is to do business with your perfect customer. Enjoy!

This week I have another powerful and wonderful conversation. This time with the talented and amazing Elaine Halligan, London Director of The Parent Practice (links to connect with Elaine and Melissa below). Elaine is author of My Child's Different - I highly recommend it! We talk about raising a neurodiverse child and how as parents we can best support our children and young people. How can we recognise their differences and strengths and foster their individuality so that they can flourish and be their true selves. www.theparentpractice.com https://www.theparentpractice.com/shop/our_books https://www.theparentpractice.com/podcast/ BOOK HERE FOR A PARENT SESSION http://meetme.so/ElaineHalligan Listen to Elaine's Tedx Talk here on ‘Neurodiversity being a super power not a problem

Every single one of us is dealing with a really challenging situation. Even if we stay well we will be impacted. At one end of the scale we may not be able to get toilet paper and at the other end we may have to close a business and lay off loyal staff. We may have to work from home and look after children at the same time. We may have to juggle care of elderly relatives as well. We may be health workers who are exposed to a much higher degree. All of that will bring with it anxieties and disappointments and frustrations, and perhaps feeling not up to the task. If we're going to find creative solutions to our problems we need to first address the feelings. This is what we need to teach our children to do and we have to model it ourselves too. We know that when people try to suppress feelings their emotions are still occupying space in the brain. Research shows that naming the feelings helps it to dissipate. We also know that our brain needs to satisfy basic feelings of safety before it can even move on to higher order emotions, let alone rational thought and our sense of security is threatened at the moment. Listen to this episode if you want to learn: How to help children deal with feelings How to manage our own feelings of disappointment, frustration, anxiety, overwhelm and guilt and lack of agency, starting with acknowledgement of those emotions Why it doesn't work to deny, dismiss, minimise or suppress feelings About the thinking/feeling eggs which are a visual metaphor for how the brain can be taken over by emotions, not leaving much space for rationality, creativity and problem-solving About the role that temperament can play in your child's propensity for anxiety How to use an Extraordinary Family Meeting to air feelings and discuss how to deal with them About stress-busting tools that your family can use Some tips for managing learning at home, including taking a reality check about what's possible in these times of rapid change In this time of difficulty we need to celebrate the surprising uplifting moments (SUMs) we come across so we need to point out to our children things like the improvement in the environment including the return of wildlife to the canals of Venice and the fact that some countries are emerging from this crisis and people are starting to get better. Please let us know what topics you'd like us to cover on this podcast by emailing elaine@theparentpractice.com If this is the right time for you to access positive parenting support do take advantage of our special offer on our Positive Parenting Academy which is available until April 30th.  For the next 12 weeks we are offering weekly live support and ongoing FB support in a private group-so if you are looking for a likeminded community, support from both of us and life time access to our accredited 10 module parenting course then check it out. The link is below. Links: Our blogs Positive Parenting Academy

Everyone in the world right now knows all too well that we are in the grips of an unprecedented pandemic. Covid19 has spread rapidly across the globe and hundreds of thousands have been infected, with several thousand dying. There is massive uncertainty about what this means for us, our families, our work and our communities. Change is taking place almost on an hourly basis and many of us are checking news reports on the hour. The situation may be leaving you feeling really quite anxious and overwhelmed or you might be relatively calm. I hope it's the latter. You might be wondering how to deal with your child's anxieties or how to field their questions without upsetting them. You might also be thinking about the prospect of being cooped up under one roof for a period (we don't know how long) if you're forced to self-isolate for medical reasons or if schools, nurseries and daycare centres close. This week's episode is with Elaine and I, your hosts of this podcast. If you're a regular to our podcast you'll be used to hearing us interviewing our guests separately but today we've come together (online) to discuss the only topic of conversation at the moment –Coronavirus or Covid19. Listen to this episode with Elaine and I if you want to learn: How anxiety affects us all differently and why some of us are more predisposed to worry than others How adult anxiety can be passed on to children About the second chicken theory What we can do to control our own levels of anxiety How to talk to kids about what's going on without exacerbating anxiety How to help children feel they have some control against the virus. Demonstrate how washing your hands protects against the virus. See the pepper and soap video here How books can aid us in our explanations. https://littlecoronaking.com/ Why it is so important not to tell children not to worry or to dismiss their concerns How to encourage children to be understanding and to challenge any racism associated with the virus How to regard it as an opportunity to spend positive time with your children if you are forced into self-isolation or your children's school closes How to set up for success and avoid screen over-dosing while confined at home even if the usual rules no longer apply (Our module Setting up for Success in our courses deals with this) How schedules and planning can help About activities that will save your sanity and bring you all together. Top tip: you don't have to think of everything yourself –get your children to compile a list! How you can encourage your children to help in your community How using Descriptive Praise and Emotion Coaching can help get through periods of frustration Do keep an eye on our Facebook and Instagram and the blog on our website to see how we can help you manage this difficult time. Stay well and keep washing your hands!  Links To get in touch with us: www.theparentpractice.com the parent practice on facebook and on instagram

In this episode I’m talking with my student, Elaine Haligan from the Parent Practice Podcast. Alongside her business partner Melissa, Elaine runs the Parent Practice, an organisation enabling parents to bring out the best in their children. Since launching their podcast 8 weeks ago, Elaine and Melissa hit the Top 10 in Apple Podcasts for Parenting shows and continue to rank in the charts for Parenting and Kids & Family podcasts. Elaine has also created a free gift for you called 5 Minute Guide To Being a Calmer Parent. Which you can download HERE. Tune into this episode if you’re thinking about starting your own show.   Here are the show highlights:   {1:36} Complexities of parenting in the 21st century {2:31} Why Elaine and Melisa started their podcast {3:44} The best thing that’s happened since starting their podcast {4:32} Getting into the global Apple Podcast charts {11:30} Star students are the ones that ask questions {12:09} Differentiating yourself in a competitive market {14:17} Elaine’s ‘why’ {15:46} The most challenging part of starting a podcast {17:39} Advice for people starting out with podcasting (18:10) Elaine’s favourite podcast right now {21:38} More advice for those getting started with podcasting {27:28} Elaine’s free gift for the listeners

This week's episode is with Elaine and I, your hosts of this podcast and business partners. I first met Elaine when she was struggling to understand her son's needs and to support him. I was the parenting coach to the Halligan family and am delighted to have witnessed Sam metamorphose from the troubled state he was in at 7 years old to a happy, confident and successful  young adult. Elaine and I have enjoyed many years of working together and 10 years as co-directors of The Parent Practice. So we thought it would be nice to wrap up this first season of podcasts by doing something together, despite being on opposite ends of the earth! By the wonders of modern technology we bring you our Christmas special! (Even if you don't celebrate any festival at this time of year I think you will find some useful ideas and tips in here.  Listen to this episode with Elaine and I if you want to learn: How to resist pester power in our very consumerist society About getting clear what your values are How the 4 gift rule can put a cap on parental spending at Christmas How to encourage gratitude in children and a culture of appreciation in the family How perfectionism can make festive periods stressful and unreasonable expectations can lead to huge stress and we end up shouting at our children How to deal with critical relatives How to set things up through chat throughs and role plays so that children behave in ways a bit closer to our expectations How important it is for parents to get in training physically and emotionally before times when there are a lot of demands on us How to get your partner on board and share the load fully In our celebration of vulnerability and perfect imperfection I share one of my own Low Parenting Moments and what I learnt about parenting in public as a result. And Elaine also shares her top tip for raising children to be confident, happy and successful.  Links To get in touch with us: www.theparentpractice.com the parent practice on facebook and on instagram

Elaine Halligan is a director at The Parent Practice and has been a parenting specialist since 2006, helping parents raise competent and confident children. Her mission is to help parents find the holy grail of parenting: keeping calm and bringing out the best in their children. We discuss: - Her son Sam's story from being expelled from 3 schools by the time he was 7, to finishing his schooling as Head Boy - What positive parenting is (and what it isn't) - How parents can unlock children's potential - The gift she'd give to all mothers https://www.theparentpractice.com/

   Elaine Halligan talks with me today about her book, My Child’s Different: The Lessons Learned from One Family’s Struggle to Unlock Their Son’s Potential (Crown House Publishing 2018).  "My Child’s Different is the true story of her family’s journey with a child who is different (her son Sam). Elaine shares the transformation of an angry, struggling child into a capable, reflective, wonderful young man. What makes that transformation possible is his parents, who learn the positive parenting approach that brings out the best in their son. Elaine Halligan is a director at The Parent Practice and has been a parenting specialist since 2006, helping parents raise competent children through parenting classes, private coaching and keynote speaking in schools and corporate settings both in the UK and overseas."  This book is a must-read for parents and educators alike. Elaine's story is powerful. You are going to want to listen to this episode more than once and definitely share it with your friends and colleagues. Listed below is information for getting a copy of the book from Amazon in the UK as well as Amazon in the US. Thanks for listening. Contact Elaine, find out more information and order a copy of My Child's Different: www.theparentpractice.com team@theparentpractice.com The Parent Practice on Pinterest https://www.facebook.com/theparentpractice https://twitter.com/ParentPractice https://www.theparentpractice.com/my-childs-different https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07FDM4ZWF Amazon US Publisher information: www.crownhouse.co.uk www.crownhousepublishing.com Length - 42:08

Join Ted Hicks as he moderates the #LNPShow that discusses today's current events, social topics & raising kids in this current time. In My Child's Different, parenting expert, Elaine Halligan shares the true story of her son Sam, who by the age of seven had been excluded from three schools and was later labelled with a whole host of conditions – ranging from autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) to pathological demand avoidance (PDA), before finally being diagnosed with dyslexia. Sam became ‘the alphabet kid', but his family never gave up on him. Drawing lessons from Sam's journey from difficult child to budding entrepreneur, Elaine explore​s​ the role parents can play in unlocking the potential of children who are seen as ‘different' or ‘difficult'.

Join Ted Hicks as he moderates the #LNPShow that discusses today's current events, social topics & raising kids in this current time. In My Child’s Different, parenting expert, Elaine Halligan shares the true story of her son Sam, who by the age of seven had been excluded from three schools and was later labelled with a whole host of conditions – ranging from autistic spectrum disorder (ASD) to pathological demand avoidance (PDA), before finally being diagnosed with dyslexia. Sam became ‘the alphabet kid’, but his family never gave up on him. Drawing lessons from Sam’s journey from difficult child to budding entrepreneur, Elaine explore​s​ the role parents can play in unlocking the potential of children who are seen as ‘different’ or ‘difficult’.

Elaine Halligan of The Parent Practice and other of "My Child's Different" on raising a challenging child. Ronald Levant of the University of Akron on rethinking masculinity in America. Susan Madsen of Utah Valley University and the Utah Women and Leadership Project on how men can be allies for women at work

Have you ever felt that your child was different and feel desperate for help? 'My Child's Different' by Elaine Halligan is an absolute must-read for any parent that has a child that is ..well "different." Today Elaine gave us a handful of simple ways we as parents can change our OWN behaviors to help bring out the best in all of our kids. https://amzn.to/2sYwkbz

Join host Cyrus Webb in a discussion with author Elaine Halligan on #ConversationsLIVE about her new book MY CHILD'S DIFFERENT: The Lessons Learned from One Family's Struggle to Unlock Their Son's Potential.   

A few of my favourite moments from the last few Extraordinary Business Book Club episodes, and this time we're thinking about grit, which comes through in different ways through all these conversations. Ayse Birsel on optimism and finding the best answers in the worst places Elaine Halligan, whose own life demonstrates the power of grit in turning tough situations around, on getting the support you need Michael Brown on finding purpose in personal tragedy Ben Hunt-Davis on translating the grit required to win Olympic Gold into everyday gold Sam Conniff Allende on not taking no for an answer Pippa Malmgren on the necessity of asking difficult questions Derek Lewis on the repeated application of grit in the pursuit of good writing Michelle Sales on how to mitigate the grit with what you're great at, and Pete Williams on why the discipline of writing brings such great business benefits.    

Elaine Halligan has an extraordinary story. Her journey to becoming one of the world's leading parenting experts began with her own son's difficulties at school and her determination to do whatever it took to allow the amazing potential she saw in him to flourish. But when it came to writing the book so many people had begged her to write, she didn't know where to begin. How do you turn lived experience into a coherent story that will engage and move readers? And how can you make that story meaningful and helpful to them?  My Child Is Different tells how the boy written off by so many schools became the successful, grounded, entrepreneurial young man he is today, and what his parents learned in the process. In this podcast, Elaine explains how she began not by writing, but by talking out the story in partnership with Sam, and how deeply the process affected them both. 

This week, Paul speaks to Elaine Halligan. The London director of The Parent Practice, Elaine has been a parenting facilitator since 2006, teaching parents in the Wimbledon and Clapham centres. She works in schools and nurseries, coordinates our corporate and business seminar programme and works with special educational needs such as dyslexia, dyspraxia and dyscalculia. … Continue reading Is your child different? Sam’s Story with Elaine Halligan – 209 →

Join me to celebrate 100 episodes of The Extraordinary Business Book Club! I puzzled over how to mark this milestone for a while, but in the end I decided to keep it real: three business people just like you, carving out the time to write from the demands of the day job, none of them professional writers, all working out how to do this one step at a time.  Julie Dennis is a menopause coach - her book The Hot Flush Freedom Challenge was published by Practical Inspiration Publishing in January 2017 Michael Brown is a trainer and consultant, who's just about to deliver to me the manuscript for My Job Isn't Working: 10 proven ways to boost your career mojo for publication in July 2018 Elaine Halligan is a Director of The Parent Practice, whose book My Child is Different, the story of her son Sam - who'd been excluded from three schools by the age of seven, but who went on to become Head Boy at senior school and is today a thriving young entrepreneur - is being published by Crown House in July 2018 Each of them shares what they've discovered on the journey, and their incredibly practical advice for anyone in the same situation. Each one of them inspires me with their passion for their message, and how they can make the world a little better, one reader at a time.  I can't think of a better way to celebrate 100 episodes of celebrating extraordinary business books.

Melissa Hood is one half of The Parent Practice - with partner Elaine Halligan she has just been named one of the top parenting gurus in the UK by The Daily Mail. Her book Real Parenting for Real Kids, published by Practical Inspiration Publishing in April 2016, was described by Carl Honoré as 'a blueprint for building families that allow both parents and children to become their best selves. A wonderful book.'  But it nearly didn't happen. Melissa had been writing this book for more than six years when she started working with me on The Expert Author programme last year: in this interview we discuss how she overcame all the fears and doubts that had been holding her back, and how she assembled a team to support her through the writing and publication of the book that meant so much to her.