Podcasts about thriving children

Shortly after publication, a TRANSCRIPT of this episode will be added to the show notes on the podcast website https://SpecialEd.fm. Join host Dana Jonson and Dr. Tamara Soles, a renowned child psychologist and parent coach, for an insightful conversation on "Transforming Parenting - Attachment, Neurobiology, and Thriving Children." Dive into the world of parenting neurodivergent children, the importance of attachment in parenting, and the role of parental self-reflection. Dr. Soles shares her wealth of experience in early childhood mental health, highlighting the impact of attachment and neurobiology on child development. Key quotes from Dr. Soles emphasize understanding neurodiversity and the essence of attachment beyond physical closeness. Listeners are encouraged to explore Dr. Tamara's website for valuable resources. This episode offers a comprehensive understanding of modern parenting techniques, focusing on neurodiversity and psychological child-rearing aspects. Guest: Dr. Tamara Soles (Child Psychologist, Parent Coach, Founder of The Secure Child Center for Families and Children) Host: Dana Jonson Discussion Highlights: Attachment in Parenting: Dr. Tamara discusses attunement and responsiveness in developing secure attachments. Parenting Neurodivergent Children: Strategies for understanding and supporting the unique needs of neurodivergent children. Role of Parental Self-Reflection: Emphasizing parents' need to reflect on their upbringing and emotional responses. Early Childhood Mental Health: Exploring mental health's impact on long-term development in early childhood.   Memorable Quotes: "Children are wired differently, and we need to identify their needs for effective parenting."  - This quote is from Dr. Tamara Soles, discussing the importance of understanding neurodiversity in children for effective parenting. "Attachment is about connection and responsiveness, not just physical closeness."  - This quote, also by Dr. Tamara Soles, addresses common misconceptions about attachment parenting, emphasizing emotional connection and responsiveness. "Our own inner children often come up in our parenting journey."  - In this quote, Dr. Tamara Soles speaks about the significance of parental self-reflection in the parenting process.   Call to Action: Visit Dr. Tamara's website (https://drtamarasoles.com/freebies/) for free resources on parenting and supporting neurodivergent children.   Other resources:  Website https://drtamarasoles.com Free PDF 4 Hidden Reasons Your Child is Melting Down https://drtamarasoles.com/meltdowns/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/drtamarasoles LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-tamara-soles/   Note: This episode offers a comprehensive understanding of parenting techniques that cater to neurodiversity, with Dr. Tamara's expertise providing fresh perspectives on nurturing thriving children.   [After Publication Note: A transcript of this episode will be available at https://SpecialEd.fm]

Our miraculous transformation in Christ does not just impact us, or our relationship to our church body - but it starts at home. The true test of our sanctification is taking place at home, with what our families see in us and how we love and treat one another.

My motivational quote for today is by – Stewart Stafford, “The greatest gift a parent can give a child is self-confidence.” I am proud of many things I have accomplished in my life.  The thing I am most proud of is being a mom.  For me my mom job has always been the most important job I've had.    At time I have felt completely inadequate only to be surprised by something amazing my kids did or watching them interact with others using wonderful communication skills. compassion, and respect.  So, I know I must have done some things right along the way…lol.   Being a working mom and then a small business owner when my kids were young, my husband and I needed to create structure, routines, and clear expectations which allowed us to have a home filled with peace and joy in our family unit.     Watch this interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4t3yPVvBt2Q   About Jose DiCervo:   Jose is the CEO and founder of the MEGA Mentoring framework, entrepreneur creating solutions for families and children for the last 25 years.  He is a Precision nutrition- level 2 certified, fitness trainer, 6th degree martial artist, author of 3 books, team builder, business and life coach, husband, family man, father to 6 children.  He also hosts a podcast called:  Podcast: Champions 4 Life by JDC   How to Get in Touch With Jose DiCervo:   Website:  http://mega-mentoring.com/ Email:  Winwithjdc@gmail.com Becoming a Black Belt: Becoming A Blackbelt: DiCervo, Jose: 9798846580350: Amazon.com: Books Free Gift: Becoming a Black Belt, PDF version - https://cutt.ly/mega-becoming-a-blackbelt   Stalk me online! LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/conniewhitman Download Free Communication Style Assessment: https://www.changingthesalesgame.com/communication-style-assessment  All-Star Community:  https://changingthesalesgame.mykajabi.com/All-Star-Community Enlightenment of Change Facebook group: tinyurl.com/EOCFacebookGroup   Subscribe and listen to the Enlightenment of Change podcast on your favorite podcast streaming service or on YouTube.  New episodes post every week - listen to Connie dive into new sales and business topics or problems you may have in your business. 

Suzi Lula is a spiritual psychologist and best-selling author of "The Motherhood Evolution: How Thriving Mothers Raise Thriving Children." Suzi provides a new vision of motherhood, one in which we thrive alongside our children. Suzi's transformational work, which she has coined, Soul-Care, gives mothers the tools (and sometimes the permission) to put oneself first and allow our overflowing cup to pour into every aspect of our lives.Thank you to our sponsors:Dry Farm WinesIf you enjoy a glass of wine but are also trying to be intentional with what you put into your body, look no further. Dry Farm Wines provides only the best, organic and biodynamic wine from all over the world. Their selections are beautiful and healthy. As a Mama's Roots listener, enjoy an extra bottle of wine for $0.01 with your first order by using this link: Dry Farm WinesToups and Co OrganicsToups and Co Organics is a luxury brand of clean and quality skincare and makeup. While most skincare is riddled with toxic ingredients, Toups and Co uses only the finest, nourishing and organic ingredients. With no synthetic chemicals, GMO's, toxins, fillers, artificial colors or artificial fragrances, you can rest assured knowing that when you use their products, you are giving your skin and body the very best.Please visit Toups and Co and use the code MAMAROOTS10 to save 10%.Find Suzi here:Suzi Lula's WebsiteSuzi Lula InstagramSuzi's 6 Day Soul Care ChallengeFind Nicolette here:Nicolette's WebsiteNicolette's InstagramHave an idea for an episode? Feel free to shoot me an email at nicolette@mamasrootsareshowing.com

In this episode we interview Non-Profit Founder Whitney Ricketts to speak about her faith based non-profit organization Thriving Children Regardless and their first annual fundraising event. Thriving Children Regardless gives an opportunity for underprivileged youth to focus on their creativity in performing arts in a positive environment while serving their communities. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/koolkard/support

In today's episode, I interviewed local homeschooling mom and Waldorf co-op leader, Vanessa Hartmann. Vanessa is passionate about wellness, positive mindsets, and capturing all the beautiful moments of life. A huge aspect of her family's wellness, positive mindset, and capturing the beautiful moments is through homeschool co-ops. Each time Vanessa moves to a new state with her family, she creates a new homeschool co-op to bring magic to her family and every family joining the Waldorf circle time. 2:20 - Can you share with us a bit about you, your family, and your story? 4:55 - What reasons motivated you to homeschool? 7:40 - What homeschool style resonates best with you? 9:45 - What is Waldorf? 12:55 - What are some ways that you encourage your child's imagination? 16:00 - What do you do when your child has unscheduled time? 18:00 - How do you navigate screen time with your son? 19:20 - What are Sparkle Stories? 22:20 - What has inspired you to create co-ops and what is the benefit for homeschoolers to join a co-op? 27:30 - What does a typical day look like in your co-op now? 33:40 - What kinds of songs do you sing to help with transitions? 37:30 - What does it mean to "slow down childhood" or to "cherish childhood"? 39:50 - What aspects of childhood are most important for us to hold on to? 41:55 - How do you play with your child? 45:40 - How do you handle when other people don't agree with your homeschooling style? 56:30 - What is one piece of advice that you would like to share with a new homeschooling parent? ***CONNECT WITH VANESSA*** Instagram: @VanessasHolisticLiving Facebook: Vanessa Hartmann Seeds of Courage Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/seeds-of-courage/id1559606898 TrueNorthPhotographer.com ***RECOMMENDED RESOURCES*** Sparkle Stories: https://www.sparklestories.com/ Circle Round Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1246443751 BOOK: The True History of the United States: https://www.amazon.com/True-History-United-States-Hyper-Capitalism/dp/1586422537 BOOK: Wild and Free: https://www.amazon.com/Call-of-Wild-and-Free-audiobook/dp/B07V71144L/ref=sr_1_2?crid=29853L7P10JT&keywords=wild+and+free&qid=1665366157&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIzLjUzIiwicXNhIjoiMy4yNSIsInFzcCI6IjMuNjQifQ%3D%3D&s=books&sprefix=wild+and+f%2Cstripbooks%2C290&sr=1-2 BOOK: The Brave Learner BOOK: Simplicity Parenting BOOK: Growing Children, Thriving Children: https://www.amazon.com/Growing-Children-Thriving-Confidence-Awareness/dp/1782505660/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2PPI50IFLOSM7&keywords=thriving+children+7+to+12&qid=1665366320&qu=eyJxc2MiOiIwLjk1IiwicXNhIjoiMC4wMCIsInFzcCI6IjAuMDAifQ%3D%3D&s=audible&sprefix=thriving+children+7+to+%2Caudible%2C80&sr=1-1-catcorr BOOK: Happy Child, Happy Home VIDEO: Introduction to Homeschooling:

Children are not just our future but they are our now. They were created in the image and likeness of God for Greatness. Therefore, it is important for us as women and mothers to help craft their minds with accurate information that can help them see who they are, what they can accomplish and what can be accomplished through them, regardless of their circumstances and situations. Joining me in this discussion is renowned and best-selling author, Dorena Williamson.  Dorena is the author of many children's books such as her newly released masterpiece, "Brown Baby Jesus". She can be reached at www.dorenawilliamson.com 

Today on Empowering Her, I chat with spiritual therapist, Suzi Lula. In this insightful episode, Suzi shares how becoming a fulfilled woman is one of the greatest gifts that we can bestow upon our children. She gives us some profound tools that we can use to connect to our own soul's calling and shows us how we can tune inwards for guidance and direction on our own unique motherhood journey. Suzi is redefining motherhood, transforming the very nature of our mothering experience from one of simply surviving to one where we are powerfully thriving. A thriving mother is the GREATEST gift we can give our children.Suzi is best selling author of “The Motherhood Evolution: How Thriving Mothers Raise Thriving Children.” You can find her insightful book on Amazon. To learn more about Suzi, visit: https://suzilula.com Suzi has shared a very generous gift for our community! Check it out here: https://courses.suzilula.com/p/6day-soulcare-challenge If this podcast inspired you, please leave a review for Empowering Her so that we can continue to create this content for all of you! Also would love for you to share a screenshot of your review and tag us https://www.instagram.com/girlifeempowerment/ - we will be happy to repost your review. Let's stay in touch! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlifeempowerment/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/girlsempowermentbiz/ Contact: Melody@getgirlpower.com Website: www.getgirlpower.com

Originally from upstate NY, Dr. Tracy comes from a background in sports including professional dancing and rugby. The demands of both sports led to her needing regular chiropractic care from her aunt. As a pre-med major in college, she decided that the best way for her to serve her community was to help people to […] The post Happy Healthy Thriving Children w/Chiropractic – Tracy Francis-Nguyen DC – ChiroHustlePodcast 365 appeared first on Chiro Hustle.

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As a social worker and mental health advisor, Lyle Burrup has seen many youth "falling apart". This is due largely to an increase in stress and a lack of resilience. Lyle teaches 3 tips to help parents in their quest to raise resilient, stress hardy kids. Learning and effort are the keys to resilience.    8 Tips for Building Resilience Article: Resilience-Spiritual Armor for Today's Youth Article: Raising Resilient Children

In every spiritual tradition, we find teachings on the virtues and qualities that we most want to pass on to our kids―such as generosity, kindness, honesty, determination, and patience. Today, a growing body of research from neuroscience and social psychology supports these teachings, offering insights into cultivating these virtues in ourselves and in our families. In his new book Raising Resilience: The Wisdom and Science of Happy Families and Thriving Children (Sounds True, 2017), Christopher Willard offers a practical guide for parents and educators of children from preschool through adolescence, detailing ten universal principles for happy families and thriving children.  Bridging the latest science with Eastern wisdom to explore ourselves and share with our children, Dr. Willard offers a wealth of teachings on: Getting through Giving―the many types of generosity we can model for kids, and the fascinating new findings on the power of givingWhy Doing the Right Thing Is the Right Thing to Do―living in harmony with oneself, one’s family, and one’s communityLess is More Parenting―how letting go of what’s no longer necessary creates space, freedom, and the possibility for something newBuilding a Wiser Brain―three types of wisdom and how to steer kids’ "under-construction" minds toward wise actionEven the Buddha Had Helicopter Parents―releasing anxiety about over- or under-parenting and the desire for the "perfect" familyThe Buddha and the Marshmallow―patience in spirituality and science, including practices to strengthen patience in yourself and your childrenWhat Sets Us Free―how truthfulness and honest behavior create safety and freedom for everyoneGrowing Up with a Grit and Growth Mindset―the best ways to encourage resilience and determination through reinforcing and rewarding the "growth mindset"The Kindness Contagion―cultivating lovingkindness, compassion, and empathyFinding Balance in a Broken World and Staying Steady through the Stress―how to abide life’s inevitable ups and downs through the attitude of equanimity"The practices in this book ultimately come together to help us build thriving, happy, and resilient families and communities, regardless of how we categorize them," writes Dr. Willard. Raising Resilience is an accessible resource to help each one of us and our family members, "evolve and grow into our best selves." Elizabeth Cronin, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist and mindfulness meditation teacher with offices in Brookline and Norwood, MA.  You can follow her on Instagram or visit her website at https://drelizabethcronin.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In every spiritual tradition, we find teachings on the virtues and qualities that we most want to pass on to our kids―such as generosity, kindness, honesty, determination, and patience. Today, a growing body of research from neuroscience and social psychology supports these teachings, offering insights into cultivating these virtues in ourselves and in our families. In his new book Raising Resilience: The Wisdom and Science of Happy Families and Thriving Children (Sounds True, 2017), Christopher Willard offers a practical guide for parents and educators of children from preschool through adolescence, detailing ten universal principles for happy families and thriving children.  Bridging the latest science with Eastern wisdom to explore ourselves and share with our children, Dr. Willard offers a wealth of teachings on: Getting through Giving―the many types of generosity we can model for kids, and the fascinating new findings on the power of givingWhy Doing the Right Thing Is the Right Thing to Do―living in harmony with oneself, one’s family, and one’s communityLess is More Parenting―how letting go of what’s no longer necessary creates space, freedom, and the possibility for something newBuilding a Wiser Brain―three types of wisdom and how to steer kids’ "under-construction" minds toward wise actionEven the Buddha Had Helicopter Parents―releasing anxiety about over- or under-parenting and the desire for the "perfect" familyThe Buddha and the Marshmallow―patience in spirituality and science, including practices to strengthen patience in yourself and your childrenWhat Sets Us Free―how truthfulness and honest behavior create safety and freedom for everyoneGrowing Up with a Grit and Growth Mindset―the best ways to encourage resilience and determination through reinforcing and rewarding the "growth mindset"The Kindness Contagion―cultivating lovingkindness, compassion, and empathyFinding Balance in a Broken World and Staying Steady through the Stress―how to abide life’s inevitable ups and downs through the attitude of equanimity"The practices in this book ultimately come together to help us build thriving, happy, and resilient families and communities, regardless of how we categorize them," writes Dr. Willard. Raising Resilience is an accessible resource to help each one of us and our family members, "evolve and grow into our best selves." Elizabeth Cronin, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist and mindfulness meditation teacher with offices in Brookline and Norwood, MA.  You can follow her on Instagram or visit her website at https://drelizabethcronin.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In every spiritual tradition, we find teachings on the virtues and qualities that we most want to pass on to our kids―such as generosity, kindness, honesty, determination, and patience. Today, a growing body of research from neuroscience and social psychology supports these teachings, offering insights into cultivating these virtues in ourselves and in our families. In his new book Raising Resilience: The Wisdom and Science of Happy Families and Thriving Children (Sounds True, 2017), Christopher Willard offers a practical guide for parents and educators of children from preschool through adolescence, detailing ten universal principles for happy families and thriving children.  Bridging the latest science with Eastern wisdom to explore ourselves and share with our children, Dr. Willard offers a wealth of teachings on: Getting through Giving―the many types of generosity we can model for kids, and the fascinating new findings on the power of givingWhy Doing the Right Thing Is the Right Thing to Do―living in harmony with oneself, one's family, and one's communityLess is More Parenting―how letting go of what's no longer necessary creates space, freedom, and the possibility for something newBuilding a Wiser Brain―three types of wisdom and how to steer kids' "under-construction" minds toward wise actionEven the Buddha Had Helicopter Parents―releasing anxiety about over- or under-parenting and the desire for the "perfect" familyThe Buddha and the Marshmallow―patience in spirituality and science, including practices to strengthen patience in yourself and your childrenWhat Sets Us Free―how truthfulness and honest behavior create safety and freedom for everyoneGrowing Up with a Grit and Growth Mindset―the best ways to encourage resilience and determination through reinforcing and rewarding the "growth mindset"The Kindness Contagion―cultivating lovingkindness, compassion, and empathyFinding Balance in a Broken World and Staying Steady through the Stress―how to abide life's inevitable ups and downs through the attitude of equanimity"The practices in this book ultimately come together to help us build thriving, happy, and resilient families and communities, regardless of how we categorize them," writes Dr. Willard. Raising Resilience is an accessible resource to help each one of us and our family members, "evolve and grow into our best selves." Elizabeth Cronin, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist and mindfulness meditation teacher with offices in Brookline and Norwood, MA.  You can follow her on Instagram or visit her website at https://drelizabethcronin.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/psychology

This time on The Road Home Podcast, psychologist Dr. Christopher Willard shares a conversation with Ethan about how parents and children can wake up together.Find link and show notes here: https://beherenownetwork.com/ethan-nichtern-the-road-home-ep-8-mindful-parenting-with-dr-christopher-willard/Dr. Christopher Willard currently teaches at Harvard Medical School and works part-time in private practice as a therapist. He also speaks to medical, mental health and educational professionals and parents nationally and internationally. His first of many books, Child's Mind, was published in 2010 and Chris recently has published Raising Resilience: The Wisdom and Science of Happy Families and Thriving Children in 2017. Learn more about Chris's work around the intersection of mindfulness, psychology and childhood development at drchristopherwillard.com.

Your natural mothering instinct usually means you put your childrens' needs before your own. But sometimes that can be to your - and their - detriment. Looking after yourself first helps you to be a better parent and a more positive role model to your children. In today's episode of Mum-to-Mum Monday we'll be talking about the huge impact that your own physical and mental wellbeing has on the way you parent. I for one know that on the days where I've got my head together and feel calm, happy and rested, I'm a far better mummy. And, as if by magic, those are the days when my children respond to me more positively. It's a win-win situation. My guest today is SuperMum, Clare Crew. Clare lives in Adelaide, South Australia. She is an Educator, Speaker and Mum to 3 children aged 5, 8 and 9. Clare always wanted to work with children and is qualified in neuro-development. She earned a degree in Early Childhood Education followed by a Masters Degree in Special Education. When Clare had her own children she thought that, with all the learning and experience she had working with children, she would have parenthood sorted. But her children taught her that there are some things you just can't learn from books. Parenthood led Clare on a journey of transformation where she realised that the well-being of mums is just as important as the well-being of children. In juggling her children with a small age gap, practising self-care was a critical component in making sure she became the parent she wanted to be. Clare now uses her academic knowledge and hands-on experience to empower parents and teachers with real-life strategies for supporting children's success. She does this through her blog, via the Thriving Children Podcast, and in her consulting work. In today's episode, you'll learn that your own mindset and well-being is a fundamental part of being a great parent. By making yourself a priority rather than always putting yourself last and making do with the dregs, not only are you thriving as a mum, you're helping your children to thrive too. I'm delighted to welcome Clare to my show today. She teaches us that, whilst there's no correct formula to parenting, looking at your own needs and answering them, helps you serves your entire family in the most productive and successful way. You can find the full write up from this episode including the Show Notes at www.Lisa-York.com/079 Your iTunes Rating and Review helps spread the SuperMum message. Thanks so much! Go Conquer Motherhood!

DIE 7 HÄUFIGSTEN MYTHEN ÜBER OSTEOPATHIE Folge # 55 - Faktencheck Osteopathie * Werbung * Heute gehe ich im Faktencheck kritisch mit den 7 häufigsten Mythen über Osteopathie ins Gericht und erkläre dir einfach und direkt, was wirklich dahinter steckt:

In this episode, I interview Clare Crew, a mother, teacher, speaker and host of the Thriving Children podcast. Clare shares with us some of the ups and downs on her journey of parenting and integrating that with her role as an educator, being still a great teacher while having some energy left for your own children. She experienced post-natal depression in her shift into motherhood, and I really wanted to have her on the show because of course teaching is still a predominantly female workforce and many still think of it as a very family-friendly profession, but it isn't always the case. Obviously every parent's story will be different and there is no one-size-fits-all but as you probably know by now, I think it's important to talk about mental health challenges and also to share a range of different career options for teachers at any stage of life.Clare talks in this episode about the different choices she's made in her teaching career since becoming a parent, and how that's still evolving. I also particularly love her point about superheroes being fictional characters and that we shouldn't compare ourselves to them, or to anyone else for that matter. I hope that you enjoy this interview with Clare Crew from Thriving Children.Find the show notes for this episode at www.selfcareforteachers.com.au/podcast and connect with Clare at www.thrivingchildren.com.au or on Facebook @ThriveEducationAndWellnessThis episode is brought to you by Daniela Falecki's teacher wellbeing cards. These 52 cards give you simple daily reminders to help better support your wellbeing. Find them and Daniela's other resources at www.teacher-wellbeing.com

In this episode, I interview Clare Crew, a mother, teacher, speaker and host of the Thriving Children podcast. Clare shares with us some of the ups and downs on her journey of parenting and integrating that with her role as an educator, being still a great teacher while having some energy left for your own children. She experienced post-natal depression in her shift into motherhood, and I really wanted to have her on the show because of course teaching is still a predominantly female workforce and many still think of it as a very family-friendly profession, but it isn’t always the case. Obviously every parent’s story will be different and there is no one-size-fits-all but as you probably know by now, I think it’s important to talk about mental health challenges and also to share a range of different career options for teachers at any stage of life.Clare talks in this episode about the different choices she’s made in her teaching career since becoming a parent, and how that’s still evolving. I also particularly love her point about superheroes being fictional characters and that we shouldn’t compare ourselves to them, or to anyone else for that matter. I hope that you enjoy this interview with Clare Crew from Thriving Children.Find the show notes for this episode at www.selfcareforteachers.com.au/podcast and connect with Clare at www.thrivingchildren.com.au or on Facebook @ThriveEducationAndWellnessThis episode is brought to you by Daniela Falecki’s teacher wellbeing cards. These 52 cards give you simple daily reminders to help better support your wellbeing. Find them and Daniela’s other resources at www.teacher-wellbeing.com

WIE OSTEOPATHIE DIR AUF DEINER HELDENREISE HILFT Folge # 51 - Osteopathie in Krisen feat. Simone Hackl Viele Patienten suchen die Osteopathie in Phasen ihrer Lebens- und Heldenreise auf, in den körperliche Beschwerden und seelische Nöte nicht immer fein chirurgisch voneinander zu trennen sind. Dann ist es oft hilfreiche, sich als Therapeut in der Osteopathie seiner eigenen Geschichte und seiner Wunden, Verletzungen und daraus resultierenden Stärken bewusst sein Gleichzeitig möchtest du als Patent sicher eine/n Osteopathen/in auswählen, die dich wahrhaftig ganzheitlich anschaut, körperlich und seelisch?! Einen Treffpunkt, an dem auch Ohnmacht, Hilflosigkeit oder alle anderen Emotionen in einer Osteopathie Behandlung sein dürfen ohne dass sie sofort "repariert" oder "behoben" werden müssten, in der auch der Osteopath mal nicht "bescheid" wissen muss oder einen klugen Ratschlag hat. Simone Hackl, Master of Science in Osteopathie, Heilpraktikerinberichtet heute von ihrer eigenen Heldenreise kurz vor der Start ihrer Osteopathie Ausbildung.  was dieser Schicksalsschlag mit ihrer therapeutischen Arbeit gemacht hat wie DU mit Osteopathie Täler auf deiner Heldenreise besser durchstehst wie sie als gelernte PTA dich als Patienten/innen zusätzlich in der Wirkweise von Medikamenten beraten kann wie sie ihre Ausbildung zum Bachelor und Master of Science erlebt hat welche Ergebnisse ihre Master Studie zum Thema Koliken bei Säuglingen ergeben hat worauf sie sich am meisten bei der neuen Herausforderung in München bei www.stefanrieth.comfreut...   Welche Einsichten hast du aus dieser Folge für dich mitnehmen können? Hast du vielleicht selbst solche Erfahrungen gemacht und nun davon profitiert? Be Still an Know Dein Stefan Rieth, Msc,. Ost. D.O. -------- Teilegerne diese kostbaren Geheimnisse der Osteopathie mit deinen Liebsten, Freunden, auf dass Osteopathie noch mehr in den Fokus der Öffentlichkeit gelangt wie sie es verdient. Bewertediese Folge und den Podcast gerne mit 5 Sternen bei Itunes, auf dass wir mit Osteopathischen Gedanken und Weisheiten eine richtige Welle der Gesundheit, Bewusstheit, Wachheit und Selbst-Verantwortung schaffen :-) Listen on: https://www.stefanrieth.com/podcasts/ Oder bei: iTunes Stitcher   Spotify Kommentiere diese Folge, deinen Mehrwert und deine Erfahrungen bei Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefan.rieth/ Oder teile mit anderen bei Facebook deine Gedanken dazu: https://www.facebook.com/stefanriethcom/ BE STILL AND KNOW, Dein Stefan Rieth [audio mp3="https://www.stefanrieth.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Hackl.mp3"][/audio]   Ausschluss von Heilungsversprechen Bitte beachten Sie, dass es sich bei der Osteopathie um nicht wissenschaftlich und/oder schulmedizinisch anerkannte und/oder bewiesene Verfahren handelt und die Wirksamkeit wissenschaftlich und/oder schulmedizinisch nicht anerkannt ist. Besonderer Hinweis zum HWG (Heilmittelwerbegesetz) Aus rechtlichen Gründen weise ich besonders darauf hin, das bei keinem der aufgeführten Therapien- oder Diagnoseverfahren der Eindruck erweckt wird , das hier ein Heilungsversprechen meinerseits zugrunde liegt, bzw. Linderung oder Verbesserung einer Erkrankung garantiert oder versprochen wird. Sollte der Inhalt oder die Aufmachung dieser Seiten fremde Rechte Dritter oder gesetzliche Bestimmungen verletzen, so bitte ich um eine entsprechend kostenfreie Nachricht. Ich werde die zu Recht beanstandeten Passagen unverzüglich entfernen, ohne dass die Einschaltung eines Rechtsbeistandes erforderlich ist. Etwaig ohne vorherige Kontaktaufnahme ausgelöste Kosten jedweder Art werden insgesamt zurückgewiesen. Abmahnungen Keine Abmahnung ohne vorherigen Kontakt. Sollte der Inhalt der Aufmachung meiner Seiten fremde Rechte Dritter oder gesetzliche Bestimmungen verletzen, so bitte ich um eine entsprechende Nachricht ohne Kostennote. Ich garantiere, dass die zu Recht beanstandeten Textpassagen unverzüglich entfernt werde, ohne dass von Ihrer Seite die Einschaltung eines Rechtsbeistandes erforderlich ist. Ferner werde ich von Ihnen ohne vorherige Kontaktaufnahme ausgelösten Kosten vollumfänglich zurückweisen und gegebenenfalls Gegenklage wegen Verletzung vorgenannter Bestimmungen einreichen. Ziel dieses Hinweises ist keine Abmahnung  z.B. formlose E-Mail) zu erhalten, sondern nicht mit den Kosten einer anwaltlichen Abmahnung belastet zu werden. Es ist nicht vertretbar, in einem solchen Falle die Notwendigkeit einer anwaltlichen Abmahnung zu bejahen.  

GUT GEBRÜLLT KLEINER LÖWE - WIE OSTEOPATHIE BEI SCHREIBABYS WIRKEN KANN Folge # 37 Thriving Children - Schreikinder GUT GEBRÜLLT KLEINER LÖWE - WIE OSTEOPATHIE BEI SCHREIBABYS WIRKEN KANN Schreien kann für Babys ein normaler Prozessvon Kommunikation, Bedürfnisäusserung, Entladung, Katharsis, Entspannungund vielem mehr sein! Mögliche Bedürfnisse wie Hunger, Schmerzoder einfach nur Sicherheitund Geborgenheitgilt es für Eltern deuten zu lernen. Dennoch ist Starkes Schreienist einer DER  häufigsten Gründe, warum Eltern zum Kinderosteopathenkommen... Nach Schätzungen sind etwa 15 bis 30 Prozent aller Babys  in den ersten drei Lebensmonatenbetroffen. Früher wurde als «Schreibaby» bezeichnet, wenn ein Kind: an drei Tagen pro Woche drei Stunden über drei Wochen unstillbar schreit. Ganz oft spricht der Volksmund/ aber auch Kinderärzte in diesem Zusammenhang  von«Kolik-Kindern»oder Dreimonatskoliken, was auf Beschwerden im Verdauungstrakt hindeuten würde. Erfahrungsgemäss ist dies ist aber nur ein Grundfür übermässiges Schreien. In der neuen Nomenklatur wird der Begriff der Regulationsstörungoder Anpassungsstörungverwendet, was meiner Ansicht nach dem Thema der Kinder viel mehr gerecht wird, die sich mit der Anpassung auf Schwerkraft, Atmung, Verdauung und andere Umwelteinflüsseeinfach schwer tun... In der heutigen Folge erfährst du unter anderem: Wie Eltern wissen, dass das Schreien das normale Mass übersteigt Was Eltern tun können, um die Bedürfnisse des Kindes zu stillen Was das familiäre Umfeld beitragen kann für ein entspanntes Kind Wo du dir als Betroffene/r Hilfe suchen kannst Ausserdem lüften wir folgende Geheimnisse von Osteopathen: Wie Osteopathen/innen ein Kind mit Regulationsstörungen behandeln Welche Bereiche und Befunde Osteopathen/innen dabei interessieren Das und vieles mehr, hörst du du heute im Dynamic Stillness Podcast! Be Still an Know Dein Stefan Rieth, Msc,. Ost. D.O. -------- Teilegerne diese kostbaren Geheimnisse der Osteopathie mit deinen Liebsten, Freunden, auf dass Osteopathie noch mehr in den Fokus der Öffentlichkeit gelangt wie sie es verdient. Bewertediese Folge und den Podcast gerne mit 5 Sternen bei Itunes, auf dass wir mit Osteopathischen Gedanken und Weisheiten eine richtige Welle der Gesundheit, Bewusstheit, Wachheit und Selbst-Verantwortung schaffen :-) Listen on: https://www.stefanrieth.com/podcasts/ Oder bei:iTune   Stitcher   Spotify Kommentiere diese Folge, deinen Mehrwert und deine Erfahrungen bei Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefan.rieth/ Oder teile mit anderen bei Facebook deine Gedanken dazu: https://www.facebook.com/stefanriethcom/ BE STILL AND KNOW, Dein Stefan Rieth

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare speaks with David Sewell McCann, from Sparkle Stories. The conversation dives deeply into the magic of storytelling, a powerful medium for supporting children's development, and their engagement with literacy.Visit SparkleStories.com for your free 10 day trial.You can also find Sparkle Stories on Facebook. Literacy is the theme for this month's episodes. Subscribe to the Thriving Children Podcast via iTunes so that you don't miss other related topics.To subscribe to Clare's newsletter list, visit www.ThrivingChildren.com.auTo follow on Facebook, search for Thriving Children.

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare speaks with Pedagocial Consultant Lisa Burman, about the roots of literacy. This conversation centres around three foundations of reading, writing and spelling -  symbolic play, oral language and mark making.Links for this episode:LisaBurman.com.auLisaBurman.thinkific.comLisa Burman on Facebook ('Lisa Burman  - Consulting in Pedagogical Growth')Literacy is the theme for this month's episodes. Subscribe to the Thriving Children Podcast via iTunes so that you don't miss other related topics.To subscribe to Clare's newsletter list, visit www.ThrivingChildren.com.auTo follow on Facebook, search for Thriving Children.

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare speaks with Daniel Burton and Trudi Bennett from Educated by Nature. In their second appearance on the podcast, Daniel and Trudi share their knowledge about tool use, how and why saws and hammers are used within their nature education programs, as well as the brave steps parents and educators can take to give their children thrilling experiences such as these. Links for this episode:Educated by Nature WebsiteEducated by Nature on FacebookEducated by Nature on Instagram'Safety' is the theme for this month's episodes. Subscribe to the Thriving Children Podcast via iTunes so that you don't miss other related topics.To subscribe to Clare's newsletter list, visit www.ThrivingChildren.com.auTo follow on Facebook, search for Thriving Children.

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare speaks to Michelle Derrig about child protection. They discuss the prevalence of child sexual abuse, as well as the importance of informing and empowering our children with protective behaviour conversations.Michelle is author of the picture book 'Only for Me'. "Only For Me was written in consultation with child protection experts, adult survivors of child abuse and countless parents. It is designed to enable parents and educators to empower young children with the critical information that they need to know, whilst still protecting their innocence".  100% of Author Royalties are donated to agencies treating victims and preventing child sexual abuse.Links for this episode:Bravehearts Organisation: www.Bravehearts.org.auOnly for Me Book (to preview or purchase): www.onlyforme.com.auOnly for Me Facebook Page'Safety' is the theme for this month's episodes. Subscribe to the Thriving Children Podcast via iTunes so that you don't miss other related topics.To subscribe to Clare's newsletter list, visit www.ThrivingChildren.com.auTo follow on Facebook, search for Thriving Children.

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare offers motor play (movement) ideas for the first year of life. Links for this episode:A pictorial guide of how to leave a podcast reviewSmart Start by Margaret Sasse (I forgot to mention this book but it shares wonderful motor play ideas for the first 5 years)Clare's Website: www.ThrivingChildren.com.au​Music by BenSound.com

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare chats with Australian Parenting Expert, Justin Coulson.Their conversation centres around how to connect with our children, where people typically get stuck and how to create positive change in this area. It’s an inspiring and practical conversation that parents, as well as educators, will benefit from. Links for this episode:Justin Coulson’s Happy Families WebsiteJustin’s PodcastClare’s WebsiteJoin Clare’s Thriving Children Facebook CommunityMusic by BenSound.com

What are your thoughts on play? Do you consider yourself a playful mother? Or is play something purely reserved for the kids in your household?Today's podcast guest, Clare Crew is an early childhood teacher, educational consultant, and owner of Thriving Children. In this episode we chat all about play, it's importance not only to children, but for parents too, and why so many mothers have lost the ability to play.To find out more about Clare, you can find her here:Thriving Children website:http://www.thrivingchildren.com.au/Thriving Children podcast:https://player.whooshkaa.com/shows/thriving-children-podcastThriving Children Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/ThriveEducationAndWellness/

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare chats with previous guests, Nat Smith and Anna Meadows. They share their dreams for children, describing how they’d use three wishes (granted by a genie) to create positive change within the education system, within families and for our youngest citizens. ​Links for this episode:Episode 41 with Nat Smith: Brilliant Boys Episode 65 with Anna Meadows: The Senses at PlayBrilliant Boys on FacebookKids Play Space on FacebookBrilliant Boys WebsiteKids Play Space WebsiteClare’s WebsiteJoin Clare’s Thriving Children Facebook CommunityMusic by BenSound.com

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare dives into her third episode dedicated to tummy time.  This one is full of practical ideas, 11 in fact, for injecting fun and variety into this daily practice with your baby. Links for this episode:What Next? A blog post about different ways to integrate primitive reflexes beyond babyhood.How long does primitive reflex integration take? A blog post that directly answers this common question. Join Term 4 of the Thriving Children Book ClubClare’s WebsiteJoin Clare’s Thriving Children Facebook Community for images that reinforce the ideas shared in this episodeMusic by BenSound.com

Have you ever made a recipe -- but forgot a key ingredient?  Or maybe put in the wrong ingredient?  One time, I left salt out of a cookie recipe.  It was pretty bad.  Another time, I accidentally put salt in instead of sugar.  It was awful. Ingredients are important. So, what are the key ingredients to help instill in a child?  To help them thrive? Let's face it:  we will be adding ingredients, whether we mean to or not.  That's just what happens in the parenting process.  The question is whether we are intentional about the ingredients -- and if we have the RIGHT ingredients to put in. Our goal:  A Thriving Person. The starting point: A child learning to thrive. Listen to this week's podcast for the 5 key ingredients to raising a thriving child. Raising Thriving Children Series Introduction Eggs, Balls, And Turtles The Important Influence On Children

If you are a parent, you know that hope/fear.  You hope to raise a wonderful human being, and you fear making a mistake on the way. This week, we begin a series on raising thriving children. During this series, we will look at the goals of parenting, the limits of parenting, and what a parent can do to help a child learn to thrive.  Thriving is not an innate skill.  It is learned. But it can also be lost in the shuffle of life. I believe there are two paradigms of parenting:  children are like eggs or children are like balls. Since eggs can shatter, they must be protected and insulated.  Balls, on the other hand, bounce. Which model do you see in your own life? (By the way, if you missed it, I challenged our common understanding of self-confidence just last week.  You can learn about that by CLICKING HERE.) Listen below for the two theories of parenting and an introduction to this new series.

Clare Crew is an early childhood and special education teacher who specializes in the brain-body connection. She helps the children the system leaves behind, those with learning, attention and behavioral challenges. Her message is simple; children need more movement and play in the early years of life. And when we're able to deliver this in our settings, children begin thriving. www.thrivingchildren.com.au www.unleashyourgeneius.com www.cactuschiropractic.com.au    

Today we are chatting with Clare who we met on a business trip to the Philippines and instantly connected with her. She holds a special role where she helps to overcome children's attention, learning and behavioural challenges by incorporating more movement, play, connection and of course real food. Clare holds a Degree in Early Childhood Education and a Masters in Special Education. She also holds certifications in neuro-development with a focus on the brain/body connection. We discuss common foods that may be affecting the behaviour of your child and what signs to look out for. We also dive into interesting discussions on the topic of primitive reflexes. Clare touches on the importance of some of these reflexes in children's ability to take in the information around them. We also hear why specific reflexes are commonly holding kids back in their learning capacity. Clare talks about events throughout her life that have fueled her passion for early education and improving food choices, including challenges overcoming her own infertility. She is now a proud mum of three! We explore how homework has been shown to do more harm than good and options you can take if you don't notice the benefits of homework for your children. Links & Resources Website: http://www.thrivingchildren.com.au/ Thriving Children Podcast: http://www.thrivingchildren.com.au/podcast.aspx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThriveEducationAndWellness/