Podcasts about slow family living

Frequent guest Carrie Contey joins us to discuss one of her favorite books, The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin.   Guest Bio Carrie Contey, Ph.D. is an internationally recognized coach, author, speaker and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting and family life. She guides, supports and inspires her clients to live with wide-open and courageous hearts so they can approach family life with skill and spaciousness. Carrie received her doctorate in prenatal and perinatal psychology and is masterful at synthesizing and articulating the science, psychology and spirituality of humanhood. She is the co-founder of the Slow Family Living movement, the co-author of CALMS: A Guide To Soothing Your Baby and creator of a variety of impactful parenting courses intended to support and guide parents from toddlerhood all the way through teenhood. Carrie has appeared on NBC's The Today Show, NPR, CBS radio and in many publications including Time, Parenting and The Boston Globe.    Learn more at www.carriecontey.com.   For episode homepage, resources and links, visit: https://kristenmanieri.com/episode294    Learn more about coaching: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com    Mentioned in this Episode   Guest's website: https://www.clayroutledge.com/    The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin https://www.amazon.com/Creative-Act-Way-Being/dp/0593652886  Host Bio Kristen Manieri is a coach who works with teams to increase both productivity and wellbeing. She also helps individuals navigate transition with clarity and confidence. Her areas of focus are: stress reduction, energy management, mindset, resilience, habit formation, rest rituals, and self-care. As the host of the weekly 60 Mindful Minutes podcast, an Apple top 100 social science podcast, Kristen has interviewed over 200 authors about what it means to live a more conscious, connected, intentional and joyful life. Learn more at kristenmanieri.com/work-with-me.    Learn more about coaching: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com  Connect with the 60 Mindful Minutes podcast   Web: https://kristenmanieri.com  Email: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/60MindfulMinutes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristenmanieri_/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/kristenmanieri/  

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Bernadette Noll is the author of Slow Family Living, the poem I Want to Age Like Sea Glass, and founder of Reduce, Reuse, Remake, an organization which finds ways to build community and cut back on consumption. She and I discuss the type 8 in Helen Palmer's book The Enneagram, Understanding Yourself and Others in Your LifePurchase Bernadette's book for parents of young children in your life here:https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/311596/slow-family-living-by-bernadette-noll/I reference the book I am reading: The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible by Charles EisensteinFor information on why I don't want to use the word “inner city,” these articles are helpful:https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2014/10/inner-city-violence-in-the-age-of-mass-incarceration/382154/https://www.urban.org/2016-analysis/problem-talking-about-inner-citiesEnd music is “Won't Back Down” by Tom PettyPlease share and comment

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to feel steady and confident in your parenting? Do you ever think about how to truly savor these precious years with your growing people? And, perhaps most importantly, do you dream of creating connected relationships that endure beyond childhood? This week, we connect with Carrie Contey, who has spent the last two decades guiding, supporting and inspiring parents to know and trust themselves, deeply. And as a result, there are thousands of parents all over the world who feel skillfully equipped, personally fulfilled, and authentically connected with their people in all phases of development.    Guest Bio Carrie Contey, Ph.D. is an internationally recognized coach, author, speaker and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting and family life. She guides, supports and inspires her clients to live with wide-open and courageous hearts so they can approach family life with skill and spaciousness. Carrie received her doctorate in prenatal and perinatal psychology and is masterful at synthesizing and articulating the science, psychology and spirituality of humanhood. She is the co-founder of the Slow Family Living movement, the co-author of CALMS: A Guide To Soothing Your Baby and creator of a variety of impactful parenting courses intended to support and guide parents from toddlerhood all the way through teenhood. Carrie has appeared on NBC's The Today Show, NPR, CBS radio and in many publications including Time, Parenting and The Boston Globe. You can learn more about Carrie at www.carriecontey.com.    For episode homepage, resources and links, visit: https://kristenmanieri.com/episode233    Learn more about coaching: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com    Mentioned in this Episode   Guest's website: www.carriecontey.com    Host Bio Kristen Manieri is a coach who works with teams to increase both productivity and wellbeing. She also helps individuals navigate transition with clarity and confidence. Her areas of focus are: stress reduction, energy management, mindset, resilience, habit formation, rest rituals, and self-care. As the host of the weekly 60 Mindful Minutes podcast, an Apple top 100 social science podcast, Kristen has interviewed over 200 authors about what it means to live a more conscious, connected, intentional and joyful life. Learn more at kristenmanieri.com/work-with-me.    Learn more about coaching: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com  Connect with the 60 Mindful Minutes podcast   Web: https://kristenmanieri.com  Email: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com   

Are you struggling with conscious parenting, despite your best intentions? Are you unsure of how to stay connected with your children and to other loved ones (including yourself) when stress and frustration get high? Today's guest gives practical ways to implement conscious parenting and shares fundamental concepts of brain development that will help you understand yourself and your children better. This is a replay of one of our favorite episodes - episode 16. It's so good we had to share it again! In Kumbay'all episode 54 you'll learn: - How our knowledge of child development and neurobiology has changed, and what this means for how we approach parenting - Carrie's suggestions for common struggles parents face - Tips for handling a meltdown - Aspects of attachment theory, prenatal and perinatal psychology, and interpersonal neurobiology that can help shape your parenting approach - Why self-care is a necessity and not a luxury - Different types of self-care and how to learn which ones are most important to you This episode is packed with actionable advice and great information, we hope you enjoy! About Carrie: Carrie Contey, PhD is an internationally-recognized coach, author, speaker, and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting and family life. She guides, supports, and inspires her clients to live with wide-open and courageous hearts so they can approach family life with skill and spaciousness. Carrie received her doctorate in clinical psychology with an emphasis on prenatal and perinatal psychology and is masterful at synthesizing and articulating the science, psychology, and spirituality of humanhood. She is the creator of Evolve, a year-long "personal growth through parenting" program which ran from 2011-2017. She is also the co-founder of the Slow Family Living movement and the co-author of CALMS: A Guide To Soothing Your Baby. Carrie has appeared on NBC's The Today Show, NPR, CBS radio and in many publications including Time, Parenting, Huffington Post, and The Boston Globe. If you enjoyed this episode please share it, leave a review, and subscribe to the podcast. We love hearing from you and we appreciate your support! hello@kumbayallpodcast.com - Let us know what you thought of this episode! CarrieContey.com - learn more about Carrie and how you can work with her Progressive Pelvic Education - check out Amanda's current course offerings and get on the wait list for her homebirth prep course! @progressive.pelvic.ed on Instagram or Facebook Renew Pelvic Health - Amanda's practice in Atlanta, GA @renewpelvichealth on Instagram or Facebook

In this second series we're inviting guests to discuss specific topics. All with the usual 'motherhood' focus and always with the aim of gaining some clarity on issues that affect you and your family.In this episode we chatted with Sydney Piercey about exactly what Slow Family Living is (and isn't and the challenges to it.You can follow Sydney on Instagram @sydney.pierceyHollie & Illy are interviewed in the latest edition of JUNO Magazine which is out now. JUNO is a natural parenting magazine that inspires and supports families, covering all aspects of family life for all ages. You can buy JUNO from WHSmith & independent newsagents and as a digital edition.If you'd like to get into the earphones of 100,000+ highly engaged parents, within our show and across Acast's other famous podcasts get in touch via producerpaul.co.ukJoin in in with our conversations on Instagram... Hollie's @theyesmummum and Illy's @mixing.up.motherhoodHollie's books:Your Baby, Your BirthMotherhood Your WayProduced by Louise Daniels @louisedanielsofficialhttps://producerpaul.co.uk See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to another episode of Three Righteous Mamas! This week we have a very special guest: Carrie Contey is an internationally recognized coach, author, speaker and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting and family life. She guides, supports and inspires her clients to live with wide-open and courageous hearts so they can approach family life with skill and spaciousness. Carrie received her doctorate in prenatal and perinatal psychology and is masterful at synthesizing and articulating the science, psychology and spirituality of humanhood. She is the creator of Evolve, a yearlong "personal growth through parenting" program. She is also the co-founder of the Slow Family Living movement and the co-author of CALMS A Guide To Soothing Your Baby. Carrie has appeared on NBC's “The Today Show,” NPR, CBS radio and in many publications including Time, Parenting and The Boston Globe.

In episode 16 Amanda speaks with Carrie Contey about understanding and incorporating our knowledge of brain and human development into best practices for conscious, evolved parenting. Carrie explains why self-care is a necessity, not a luxury, and how the “new paradigm” differs from the old way of relating to our growing family members and ourselves. Carrie gives very practical examples and shares such important information for us all, whether we have children or not! Carrie Contey, Ph.D., is an internationally-recognized coach, author, speaker and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting and family life. She guides, supports, and inspires her clients to live with wide-open and courageous hearts so they can approach family life with skill and spaciousness. Carrie received her doctorate in clinical psychology with an emphasis on prenatal and perinatal psychology and is masterful at synthesizing and articulating the science, psychology, and spirituality of humanhood. She is the creator of Evolve, a year-long "personal growth through parenting" program which ran from 2011-2017. She is also the co-founder of the Slow Family Living movement and the co-author of CALMS: A Guide To Soothing Your Baby. Carrie has appeared on NBC’s The Today Show, NPR, CBS radio and in many publications including Time, Parenting and The Boston Globe.

Support the podcast! Often times parenting can feel like it is a struggle. As a parent you have a clear idea of what needs to be done over the course of day. There are meals to be served, errands that need to ran, getting the kids to school, and all of the other tasks that fill daily life. Kids on the other hand don't have the same sense of priority or understanding of what needs to be done. Because of this it can feel like a struggle to get through the day. This week I have a conversation with parenting specialist Carrie Contey about how parents can move through the day getting done what they need to get done while still helping the kids to grow in a happy and healthy way. Subscribe in: Apple | Android | Spotify Guest: Carrie Contey, Ph.D. Contact: web @ carricontey.com; email @ hello@carriecontey.com; Instagram @carrieconteyphd About: Carrie Contey, Ph.D., is an internationally recognized coach, author, speaker and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting and family life. She guides, supports and inspires her clients to live with wide-open and courageous hearts so they can approach family life with skill and spaciousness. Carrie received her doctorate in clinical psychology with an emphasis on prenatal and perinatal psychology and is masterful at synthesizing and articulating the science, psychology and spirituality of humanhood. She is the creator of Evolve, a year-long "personal growth through parenting" program which ran from 2011-2017. She is also the co-founder of the Slow Family Living movement and the co-author of CALMS: A Guide To Soothing Your Baby.

Hey parents, can I ask you a silly question? Is your life zooming by on a wing and a prayer these days? I mean, c'mon… between… shuttling the little ones to football or after-school activities, beating the rush hour traffic without having a panic attack, wrangling the 80 billion things on your to-do list, AND remembering to order groceries so you're not just ravenously feasting on rice crackers, peanut butter and leftover Halloween candy tonight for dinner… Can I just say… Girl, I feel ya. Life these days feels like it's going lightning fast and there's no stopping (or even slowing down) the crazy train. Or is there? My guest, Bernadette Noll, is going to help us slow down, reconnect, and re-find center Author Bernadette Noll is the co-founder of Slow Family Living. In this episode, you will learn: What is ‘Slow Family Living' and what does it look like, in the everyday messiness and busyness of parenting and life? How ‘Slow Family Living' can work with little ones and how it evolves as they age How to create a ‘Family Mission Statement' and why it's so important How a ‘Creative Family Journal' can capture your family memories How to be more intentional about the things we bring in to our household - the 3 important questions to ask As cliche as it sounds, time flies by SO FAST, and our children are only children for a such a short time. What if you could slow down time a little? Learn how to sit and savor the tiny moments together? What we do now (while they are little) is potentially forging lifelong, loving relationships. Modeling a different way of parenting and living that I'm guessing is WAY different from how you were raised. Just imagine what life will be like 20 or 30 years from now when our littles are all grown up and not so little anymore. What would it feel like to have rich relationships with these incredible adults. I have a feeling THAT will be one of life's big rewards. Let's do this together. #DoTheThing. Show notes available with all LINKS mentioned here: https://thesimplifiers.com/podcast/039-bernadette-noll/

I have a theory that if we upgrade the quality of our connections, if we got more intentional about how deeply we connect with the people around us, our lives would feel more joyful and more meaningful. What follows is a conversation about how we can use our hands and our imaginations to make stuff. But more importantly, why making stuff together—even if you don’t consider yourself an artist or even a creative person—becomes a means to cultivating more connection with our family, friends and community.   Guest Bio Bernadette Noll is an Austin, Texas local and a self-proclaimed maker. She’s the author of the books Slow Family Living: 75 Simple Ways to Slow Down, Connect, and Create More Joy and Make Stuff Together: 24 Simple Projects to Create as a Family. https://bernadettenoll.net/   Mentioned in this Episode https://www.craftsy.com/   Connect with the 60 Mindful Minutes podcast   Web: https://kristenmanieri.com  Email: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/60MindfulMinutes Instagram: @kristenmanieri_ 

Today on “Yoga | Birth | Babies,” I speak with internationally recognized coach, author, speaker and educator, Carrie Contey.  Carrie and I have a lively and enlightening discussion about why understanding your child’s brain will help you become a better parent.  A helpful episode for parents and caregivers looking for more tools to better understand your child’s behavior and defuse “meltdowns.”  Enjoy! In this episode: What inspired Carrie to get into this line of work. Old paradigm vs. new paradigm in human development. The meaning of the “big being in the little body.” A quick and simple overview of the triune brain. Why it’s important for a parent to understand the triune brain development. How this understanding of the brain can influence parenting. An explanation of the “drum scenario” in relation to children’s brains. What to do when a child is too wound up to hear you. What “Slow Parenting” is. Why “If you want to speed up, slow down” is an important philosophy to begin incorporating into your life. Why a parent’s well-being is essential to the well-being of your growing people Living by the rule “51%-49%” Finding balance in your life and what that looks like. What Carrie is up to these days! To watch the Brain Triune Drumming Videos and see the Brain & Cup Handout visit the show notes: https://prenatalyogacenter.com/blog/big-brain-little-body-the-new-parenting-paradigm-with-carrie-contey-phd/ About Carrie: Carrie Contey, PhD is a internationally recognized coach, author, speaker and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting, family life and being a healthy, happy, whole human being. She is the co-founder of the Slow Family Living movement and the co-author of CALMS: A Guide To Soothing Your Baby. She has appeared on NBC’s The Today Show, NPR, CBS radio and in many publications including Time, Parenting and The Boston Globe. Currently she is enjoying the life of a “luxury nomad”, following the path that unfolds in front of her. To learn more please visit carriecontey.com.   Connect with Carrie: Facebook/Instagram: @carrieconteyphd Twitter: @CarrieConteyPhD Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guest Bio Carrie Contey, PhD is an internationally recognized coach, author, speaker and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting, family life and being a healthy, happy, whole human being. Learn more at www.carriecontey.com.   Description Carrie Contey has been our parenting coach for many, many years and along the way her insights and wisdom have helped us navigate our parenthood, partnership and personhood with clarity and intention.  Today's conversation focused on connection rituals—the habits we create to consistently sync with the people we share our lives with.  Many of us have relationships with people we see every day, maybe all day, every day. And what Carrie and I discussed today was how to add more juice to those relationships and why there is so much value in having connection rituals.   Key Takeaways We all crave a deep sense of belonging and long to be seen and felt by the people in our lives. Give away only 49%; save 51% for your own self-care because you can only give your best to the world when you've filled yourself up first. Creating connection rituals gives us the opportunity to settle back into our relationships and to energetically return to home.    Mentioned in This Episode The Family Cooks  By Laurie David  https://www.amazon.com/Family-Cooks-Recipes-Craving-Incredibly/dp/1623362504   Slow Family Living: 75 Simple Ways to Slow Down, Connect, and Create More Joy  By Bernadette Noll https://www.amazon.com/Slow-Family-Living-Simple-Connect/dp/0399160078   Carrie Contey, PhD http://carriecontey.com/   Connect with the 60 Mindful Minutes podcast   Web: https://kristenmanieri.com  Email: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/60MindfulMinutes Instagram: @kristenmanieri_ 

Carrie Contey, PhD is an internationally recognized coach, author, speaker and educator. Her work offers a new perspective on human development, parenting and family life. She guides, supports and inspires her clients to live with wide open and courageous hearts so they can approach family life with skill and spaciousness. Carrie received her PhD in prenatal and perinatal psychology and is masterful at synthesizing and articulating the science, psychology, and spirituality of humanhood. She is the creator of Evolve a year-long "personal growth through parenting" program. She is also the co-founder of the Slow Family Living movement and the co-author of CALMS: A Guide To Soothing Your Baby. Carrie has appeared on NBC’s The Today Show, NPR, CBS radio and in many publications including Time, Parenting and The Boston Globe. Currently she lives, works and plays in Austin, TX but spends as much time as she can traveling, speaking, creating things that make family life more wonderful and living her very own extraordinary life to the fullest! To learn more please visit carriecontey.com. TOPICS: Why gratitude and appreciation are vital to feeling awesome + How to manifest the life of your dreams + How to make your family fun and joyful + What women need to know about the journey of motherhood + Why it’s so important to be who you are (all of you) when you’re parenting your little people.

Carrie has been invited to share her passion on The Today Show, CBS Radio, National Public Radio, and has contributed to publications including Time Magazine, The Boston Globe, The Star-Ledger, among others. Additionally, Carrie co-founded the Slow Family Living movement to create a ground swell behind this simple and effective lifestyle. Her scholarly and hands-on research gave birth to CALMS: A Guide to Soothing Your Baby, What Babies Want: Calming and Communicating With Your Baby. A television show is in the works. Stay tuned. Carrie earned her Ph.D. in clinical psychology with a specialty in prenatal and perinatal psychology, an M.A. in prenatal and perinatal psychology, and holds a M.Ed. degree in health education and health promotion and a B.A. in psychology. TOPICS: Why pleasure is neccessary for you to be optimal parent + Why making mistakes can create more joy + What 4 questions you can ask to find out who your child truly is + Why feeling resourced is so vital for your family's health + How to create cooperation in your family life.

Carrie Contey co-founded the Slow Family Living movement. Her scholarly and hands-on research gave birth to, CALMS: A Guide to Soothing Your Baby & What Babies Want: Calming and Communicating With Your Baby. Carrie earned her Ph.D. in clinical psychology with a specialty in prenatal and perinatal psychology.  TOPICS: