Podcast appearances and mentions of kristen duke

Do you feel disconnected from your teen? Does it seem like they don't trust you enough to open up? The reason you're not close certainly isn't due to a lack of trying. But it could be that you're trying the wrong things. In this episode Dr. Cam is joined by Kristen Duke, a trusted mentor specializing in supporting parents through the challenges of raising teenagers. Kristen helps us explore common pitfalls in parent-teen relationships and shares practical strategies to foster trust and strengthen connections with our teens.   Feeling lost in the sea of parenting advice? Wish you had a supportive community to navigate the ups and downs of raising happy, thriving teens? **Introducing Thriving Parent Academy! ** This online community equips YOU with the tools and knowledge to: ⭐ Foster strong parent-teen relationships ⭐Set clear boundaries and expectations ⭐ Navigate attitude and meltdowns with confidence ⭐ Raise kind, responsible humans   Join our amazing community of parents and: ⭐ Connect with like-minded individuals who "get it" ⭐ Learn from me through exclusive laser coaching sessions and master classes ⭐ Get personalized support and guidance tailored to your unique needs Stop feeling overwhelmed and start thriving! Limited spots available! Enroll now at thrivingparent.org. P.S. Share with any parent friends who might benefit!

Talking with Kristen Duke, mentor to parents of teens, and full of enthusiasm for what we can create when we work on building a relationship founded on trust. Kristen guides us through some blind spots parents have that get int the way of a connection, and how to be the person our adolescents need. Find more show notes and information about our sponsors at https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-455-kristen-duke-helps-us-build-more-trust-with-our-teens/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you felt lost in parenting your teens? Feel like you are in over your head and want to build a great connection rather than stressing over their actions?This interview with Kristen Duke is for YOU. She taught me so much in this conversation. Simple but profound ideas like collaborating,  asking more thought provoking questions and becoming a first responder with our teens. I am so excited for you to hear all she taught in this action packed episode.To find more about Kristen Duke:Visit her website at kristenduke.com to see all the courses, programs and mentoring she offersHer podcast, “Beyond Good Intentions with Kristen Duke”Find her on instagram @kristendukechats

If there's one thing kids can do really well, it's having an impeccable ability to know exactly which buttons to press to push you over the edge. For many of us, it usually has something to do with their occasional (if not consistent) lack of gratitude and appreciation for all that you do for them. That's why we're bringing in parenting mentor, Kristen Duke to talk to us about the ungrateful teen; where does it come from? Are they really ungrateful or do they just have a hard time showing it? What can we as parents do next time they push us over the edge with their indifferent attitudes? To learn more about Kristen head to https://kristenduke.com/ or follow her on Instagram at @kristendukechats.Want our podcasts sent straight to your phone? Text us the word "Podcast" to +1 (917) 540-8715 and we'll text you the new episodes when they're released!Tune in for new Cat & Nat Unfiltered episodes every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday!Follow @catandnatunfiltered on Instagram: https://instagram.com/catandnatunfilteredOur new book "Mom Secrets" is now available! Head to www.catandnat.ca/book to grab your autographed copy! Come see us LIVE on tour!! To see a full list of cities and dates, go to https://catandnattour.com.Follow our parenting platform - The Common Parent - over on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thecommonparentBecome a Member of The Common Parent, our ultimate parenting toolkit for parents of teens and tweens for just $74.99/year: https://thecommonparent.comGet a FREE “Thoughts Between Us” Journal with The Common Parent Annual Membership: Click Here!Make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel for our new cooking show and our #momtruth videos: https://bitly.com/catnatyoutubeCheck out our Amazon Lives here: https://bitly.com/catnatamazonliveOrder TAYLIVI here: https://taylivi.comGet personalized videos from us on Cameo: https://cameo.com/catandnatCome hang with us over on https://instagram.com/catandnat all day long.And follow us on https://tiktok.com/@catandnatofficial! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Kristen Duke, the expert in having a great relationship with your teens, talks to me about how to talk to your kids about social media and technology

In this episode of Kasey's Korner, I chatted with Kristen Duke, a mentor for parents of teenagers. She helps them to see that they can control their emotions and have fantastic relationships with their teenagers if they're willing to recognize the personal blind spots we might have. The episode is about the importance of confidence in teenagers. Kristen Duke learned this first hand by talking to her kids and other parents. Duke says that parents need to learn to control their emotions and not take their frustrations out on their kids. Kristen also says that it's important for parents to listen to their kids and give them the space to share their thoughts and feelings. "You can't control your teen, but you can control yourself." In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. The importance of controlling one's emotions when parenting a teenager 2. The need to change the negative narrative around teenagers 3. The idea that teenagers are going through a second "toddler phase" Resources: Grab the free Intentional Connection Playbook at kristenduke.com Other episodes you'll enjoy: Helping Your Family Break The Digital Addiction Managing Meltdowns in Toddlers and Teens Connect with me: Instagram: @itskaseypotts Website: www.kaseypotts.com Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/kasey-s-korner-the-ultimate-resource-for-millennial-moms/id1585453693

Do you fear that if you're the “fun” parent, then you won't be respected by your teens? Join Adam + Karissa as they chat with Kristen Duke about how you can be your teen's best friend and parent. You don't have to choose! Recommend Resources: Intentional Connection Playbook Connect w/ Kristen: @kristendukechats kristenduke.com Join us for the next DYMC Monthly Live Date Night where we dig into some of these topics with you LIVE for 90 minutes this month!  Having the talkS is LIVE. Go to www.havingthetalkS.com to order yours today! Stay in conversation with us on IG: @dearyoungmarriedcouple or on our website: https://www.dearyoungmarriedcouple.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we talk about how parenting teens is very similar to the strategies I talk about with young kids. Validation, normalizing... and being a safe place for big emotions is KEY in all stages and ages of children. ______________ website: risingmotherhood.co/ Join RISE - a 3-week course designed to help you reflect on the parent you are now and the parent you want to be, reparent old teachings that don't align with your values, and reframe your child's big behaviors from a supportive lens. risingmotherhood.co/rise-challenge Find & save the show note posts on my Instagram: instagram.com/rising.motherhood ______________ Kristen Duke is a mentor for parents of teenagers, helping them to control their emotions and find unique ways to connect with their teenagers.

Parenting is hard, but parenting teenagers gets a bad rap causing people to be tested, but can we learn, educate and make it a more enjoyable connection? Let's chat about it!In this week's episode, we get right into the nitty-gritty of teenagers and how to truly connect and preserve the deep and real relationship for life.Kristen Duke is on a mission to mend the relationship between parents and teenagers through connection and preserving the relationship long term.  Grab the freebie, and join the community at @KristenDukeChats Instagram: @KristenDukeChatswebsite: www.KristenDuke.comfreebie: 10 Intentional Ways to bring your family closer together https://kristenduke.com/intentional-parenting/Unconditional Connection course: https://kristenduke.com/how-to-connect-with-your-teen/Support the show (https://pod.fan/the-dude-therapist)

Loss Aversion teaches us that people like to gain things, but that they like hanging on to what they have even more and feel losses much more profoundly than gains. So, you would think that effective policy to reduce disposable bag usage by charging a surcharge for a grocery bag would tap into these feelings.   Not so fast. New research reveals that Loss Aversion is not the reason for the grocery bag surcharge's success.    In this episode of The Intuitive Customer, our guest host Alicea “Allie” Lieberman, a Ph.D. candidate from the University of California, San Diego, shares her findings with us regarding why incentives work. The Harvard Business Review also published an article about her results, “Why We're Incentivized by Discounts and Surcharges” in February of this year. She and her research partner Kristen Duke also published their study in a peer-reviewed journal that shows how Social Norms help drive the effectiveness of incentives to change customer behavior.  

Loss Aversion teaches us that people like to gain things, but that they like hanging on to what they have even more and feel losses much more profoundly than gains. So, you would think that effective policy to reduce disposable bag usage by charging a surcharge for a grocery bag would tap into these feelings.   Not so fast. New research reveals that Loss Aversion is not the reason for the grocery bag surcharge's success.    In this episode of The Intuitive Customer, our guest host Alicea “Allie” Lieberman, a Ph.D. candidate from the University of California, San Diego, shares her findings with us regarding why incentives work. The Harvard Business Review also published an article about her results, “Why We're Incentivized by Discounts and Surcharges” in February of this year. She and her research partner Kristen Duke also published their study in a peer-reviewed journal that shows how Social Norms help drive the effectiveness of incentives to change customer behavior.  

My interview is with Kristen Duke, of @kristendukechats, capturing-joy.com, and "Beyond Good Intentions Podcast" and "The Fist Bump Podcast" We talk about her experiences with friendship.

One thing I could be much better at is taking family pictures more often.  Either the hassle, the money, or the 20 pounds I’d like to lose always seems to get in the way.   This weeks’ podcast interview with Kristen Duke @capturingjoy was enlightening to me and I think it will be for you as well.  She talked with us about all the essential tips and tricks for taking amazing family pictures. She hit topics like how to choose clothes (what clothes are the most flattering on camera), how to choose a color combination for your pictures, what time of day is the best for pictures, how to choose a location that will stand out, what things you should consider when taking pictures at home, what you can expect a session to cost and so much more!  

Welcome to the Fist Bump podcast, I'm Kristen Duke, and with this podcast, I aim to share positivity and encouragement to teenagers, offering a virtual FIST BUMP on the daily through this podcast and Instagram @FistBump.Podcast I've run a parenting podcast, Beyond Good Intentions for the past year, and I decided to start this second podcast just for teens because I think they could use some extra encouragement and positivity.  Thanks for checking this out...I'd love you to listen, share, offer suggestions for future discussions, and come back for more! I would also LOVE for you to leave an iTunes review if you are excited about this!

In this episode I share the 10 things I REALLY want my kids to know I'm passionate about. On my 40th bucket list I wanted to make a Legacy Video with things I hope my kids will know...do...and since I haven't made that yet, I thought this episode would do the trick until I do. Why wait until our death bed to share what is most important to us as their parents? I mean, I talk about these things now, too, but these are the 10 things I really want to STICK! Help me build this community and share your ADVICE TO KIDS in the comments at @CatpuringJoy.KristenDuke on Instagram. You know I also LOVE REVIEWS (and need them) on iTunes!!!

Kristen as a senior in high school.   In this episode I am talking with Kristen from Capturing Joy With Kristen Duke and the podcast Beyond Good Intentions. Kristen recently turned 40 and leading up to her birthday she reflected on things she has learned in her life and shared them on Instagram. As she shared her experiences from childhood and high school I knew I wanted to interview her so you could all learn from her too.  As I have followed Kristen online the last few years I have always been so impressed with her happy outlook on life. Kristen is a huge advocate for teens and wants to help you all see that you are supergirls! You can listen here, on iTunes, Stitcher, GooglePlay Music, TuneIn, or Pocketcasts

How do we better teach teenagers the gospel? How do we make scripture learning a part of our life as kids get older? Kristen Duke gives some thoughts. Check her blog, podcast, and other fun projects at https://www.kristendukephotography.com/ Make sure you are following me on Instragram at https://www.instagram.com/helpmeunderstandthebom/  

Whether it is for the holiday card or your walls, we all love getting great family photos to capture our travels and memories. Professional photographer Kristen Duke shares her tips on getting the best family vacation photos. ON THE PODCAST 00:34 - Kim’s recent travel to New Mexico 03:58 - Petroglyphs vs. Pictographs 06:40 - Future plans and past trips to Jamaica 12:08 - About Kristen Duke 14:10 - Say No to Auto 14:50 - Camera gear to bring on your travels 17:35 - Recommended SLR cameras for family’s 19:00 - Point and shoot or not? 19:55 - Choosing a good spot to take a family photo 21:30 - Being mindful of your background 25:00 - Getting the kids to participate 30:30 - Final tips for your family travel photos 32:50 - Getting your photos out of your computer 35:40 - Kristen’s favorite travel gear 38:57 - Tip of the week ABOUT KRISTEN DUKE Kristen Duke is a portrait photographer and family lifestyle blogger based out of Austin, Texas. Raising 4 kids, she loves to share tips on how to bring your family closer together through travel adventures, favorite meals, home projects, and making sure people are taking family pictures wherever they go. Find her on the web at Capturing Joy, or you can find out more on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest. TIPS FOR TAKING FAMILY PHOTOS Say NO to Auto is a book written to help people understand the basics of shooting in manual settings. Sometimes the lenses that come with your kit are not the best. Have a good lens is important for taking great pictures. The best camera positions for family photo would be eye level or birds eye view. If you are in the sun make sure that your camera is in the sun as well, that is the best way to avoid having your background being blown out. Change it up. It's always great to have a variety of poses, not just everyone standing and smiling Incorporating your kid's ideas is a great break up in your photos. It will also help with getting the family to participate. Getting your photos up on the wall or in an album is a great reminder of your fun times. FAVORITE TRAVEL GEAR ‘Tieks’ flats are very colorful and slightly more on the dressy side but the are comfortable enough for walking all day on your vacations. TIP OF THE WEEK Flytographer is a website that will put you in contact with photographers where you are going to take professional photos. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST Kristen’s London family pictures  How to take your own family pictures Say No to Auto Chatbook Flytographer FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play and leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035# You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcase and We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter. Thanks for listening! This post contains affiliate links. If you click on a link and make a purchase, we may receive a small commission.