Podcasts about working with kids

Chester talks about working with kids in special wildlife projects and Ted Nugent calls in to give Chester a special tribute.

In this conversation, Sauce McKenzie, also known as the Concrete Genius, discusses various topics including his book 'Game Changer', the importance of working with kids in the trenches, the impact of third-grade reading levels on incarceration rates, the need for anger management in the black community, and his thoughts on the NBA playoffs. In this conversation, BEST AT IT - Sauce shares his thoughts on various topics, including the NBA playoffs, forgiveness, intelligence, competition, and fraternity membership. He emphasizes the importance of patience, self-control, and owning one's accomplishments. BEST AT IT - Sauce also discusses the exploitation of black culture, the significance of mental toughness in a quarterback, and the dangers of social media arguments. He concludes by encouraging listeners to focus on personal growth and success.Support the Show.

Don D and Bigg Doom are Back With Another One! We Are Joined By Breezy and Free Game P. First, We Start with Working With Kids, The Show Criteria, For the Love of Bigg, and The Issue with Skinny Girls! Then, We Move On To The Power of Mixtapes, Giving Out Your Number and Charleston White. We End With Family Secrets, Charleston White, Fighting On The Clock & More! To See More of Our Guests, You Can Follow them @theoneyoungbreezy and @1freegamep. You can listen to podcast on all podcast platforms. To See More Of Us, You Can Follow Us On Instagram, Twitter, & TikTok @earhustlin404! Don's Instagram: @don5draper Bigg's Instagram: @bigg.doom --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/earhustlin404/support

Stanley and Czar talks to Jojo and Rhodora Fresnedi about Dual Careers: How to thrive when both of you are working with kids growing up in this episode of Employee Spotlight from the Underpaid podcast. Subscribe to Underpaid, join our Discord, FB Group and get a Payoneer account.Team Suplado Discord grouphttps://discord.gg/WjhgJSRfANUnderpaid podcast FB grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/1330205921240849/Underpaid x Payoneer affiliate linkhttp://tracking.payoneer.com/SH4UR

In the room today is acting coach and actor, Anik Matern. We discuss her early years as an actor from murder mysteries, to life in France to running the very successful Dynamic Theatre Factory (DTF). We get into her style of teaching which is a beautiful combination of improv and her spiritual beliefs. Anik also tells us about her latest experience on set as an acting coach and how to balance working with kids, their parents and the director. Anik is such a safe and calming presence, she is very self-aware and reflective and such a joy to speak with. Let's get into it! Suzanna's online course: ⁠https://www.udemy.com/course/on-camera-acting-with-suzanna-lenir/?couponCode=BACKTOACTING⁠ FOLLOW US YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@booktheroompodcast/videos⁠  Instagram : ⁠https://www.instagram.com/booktheroompodcast/⁠  Facebook: ⁠https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089225750910

Mastering Herbalism was created to raise the bar for everyone, novice to practitioner, who has an interest and excitement for herbalism. The podcast will bring in leading experts and practitioners of herbalism. Today's episode is focused on working with kids and herbs. We enjoyed talking with Ruth Glass. Her bios is of course amazing: Ruth Glass is a clinical and folk herbalist and also an instructor for Traditions School of Herbal Studies.Ruth holds two degrees in education and she is a graduate of the Traditions School of Herbal Studies. She completed the Chinese Herbal Program and the Western Herbal Program. She fills in as a supervisor for the Western student clinic.Ruth specializes in teaching herbal medica, herbal medicine making, and herbal first aid as well as bioregional herbalism. Ruth is currently the president of the local chapter of the American Herbalists Guild and is the chapter coordinator of all the American Herbalists Guild chapters.She offers children's and elder nature programs as well as herbal creative writing integrating herbalism, writing, and music.She can be found seeing clients at Acupuncture and Herbal Therapies, volunteering with various organizations, handcrafting various herbal and art projects, or hiking the trails around Tampa Bay! This podcast will bring together the importance of tradition, energetics, science and over 20 years of full time clinical experience in acute and chronic disease using Western, Chinese and Bioregional herbs from the tropics. Join us to explore the exciting world of herbal medicine. Special thanks to Jun & Tyler from www.altkemist.com in making this podcast possible. Their professionalism, recording equipment, editing and all the other fun stuff pushed me to join this century.

Have you been rethinking your career after becoming a mum? Do you want to explore what else could be out there for you? For Steph Jacobs, the transition to motherhood was a real turning point in her career… and after having two sons of her own, she became fascinated by the world of early childhood. It was a big leap from her previous career, working in HR, but the more she explored, the more her interest grew. Steph ended up retraining while her youngest was still in preschool and returned to work in 2018, as an early childhood educator. She's since gone on to discover a deep passion for working with neurodivergent children and has recently taken a new role in the early intervention space. In this episode, Steph talks about the steps she took to navigate her career transition and what she's learned about the career change process that could help other women. If you're rethinking your career or interested in exploring the early childhood sector, you'll love this conversation. STEPH'S RECOMMENDATIONS Visit the Early Childhood Australia website: earlychildhoodaustralia.org.auFind out more about Necessity Kids: necessitykids.com.au CONNECT WITH US Interested to make a career change of your own? Sign up to our newsletter or check out our new online courses at whatshedidnext.com.au Join us on Instagram: instagram.com/whatshedidnextpodcastFacebook: facebook.com/whatshedidnextpodcastLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/what-she-did-next-podcast CREDITS Creator, host and producer: Jacqui OoiProduction support: Perk Digital What She Did Next acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which this podcast is made, the Wodi Wodi people of the Dharawal nation. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Play Therapy Podcast, I address the critical topic of working with children who have experienced sexual abuse or exhibit sexualized behaviors. Combining questions from listeners Monica and Anna, I delve into three key aspects: acknowledging and accepting your own discomfort, defining personal boundaries, and setting appropriate limits in the therapeutic setting. I discuss these topics through the lens of the child-centered approach, allowing children to naturally develop coping skills and self-regulation through play therapy, ultimately leading to positive results. I hope this episode gives you valuable insights into handling sensitive situations in child-centered play therapy.   Main topics: Accept and be aware of your own discomfort Know your own boundaries Effectively use limit setting     Podcast HQ: https://www.playtherapypodcast.com Play Therapy Training HQ: https://www.playtherapynow.com Email me: brenna@thekidcounselor.com Follow me on Twitter: @thekidcounselor   https://twitter.com/thekidcounselor     References: Cochran, N., Nordling, W., & Cochran, J. (2010). Child-Centered Play Therapy (1st ed.). Wiley.  VanFleet, R., Sywulak, A. E., & Sniscak, C. C. (2010). Child-centered play therapy. Guilford Press.  Landreth, G. L. (2002). Play therapy: The art of the relationship (2nd ed.). Brunner-Routledge. Bratton, S. C., Landreth, G. L., Kellam, T., & Blackard, S. R. (2006). Child parent relationship therapy (CPRT) treatment manual: A 10-session filial therapy model for training parents. Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group. Benedict, Helen. Themes in Play Therapy. Used with permission to Heartland Play Therapy Institute. 

Bron and Jordan unpack working with kids. They chat

Thanks for joining me on our inaugural series of Counselor Chat! This is the place where we'll be talking about all the things that make the great work that you're doing as counselors even better because who doesn't want to learn new hacks to make life easier and our impact on kids even greater.Today's topic is working with kids who are experiencing undesired classroom behaviors and how you can help. How many times a day are you hearing, "they just aren't getting their work done" or "they can't sit still" or "if they blurt out one more time I am going to lose my mind!" I don't know about you but I hear this an awful lot. Really more so frequently than probably ever before.I don't know maybe teachers expect you to have a magic wand ready to cast a spell to have every problem disappear. I don't know about you but I certainly don't have this magic wand I mean it sounds pretty amazing, but it's just not something I have. I mean if they did have one I would be the first in line to snag one up, but really, it's just not something I have. What I can help with is creating a behavior chart or a check in and check out to try to help incentivize the desired behaviors which hopefully reduce the undesired ones.Resources talked about in this episode: Forced Choice Reward SurveyBehavior Reward Choice BoardsGrab the Show Notes: Counselingessentials.org/podcastJoin Perks Counseling Club Membership and get the lessons, small group and individual counseling materials you need. Join now and get your first month free when you sign up for 3 months!Connect with Carol:TpT StoreCounseling Essentials WebsiteInstagramFacebookElementary School Counselor Exchange Facebook GroupCaught In The Middle School Counselors Facebook GroupHigh School Counselor Connection Facebook GroupMentioned in this episode:Perks Membership Join The Perks School Counseling Membership for K-8 Counselors and get your first month free: https://carol-miller-counseling-essentials.mykajabi.com/offers/6Nbbsohn/checkout?coupon_code=PODCAST Perks Membership

Kieran Donaghy will be well known to listeners for his exploits as an All-Star player both on the football pitches and basketball courts of Ireland for the bones of nearly 20 years. In this episode he takes us through his fledgling coaching career having coached and managed Tralee IT in Sigerson cup football, as a performance coach with the Galway hurlers and currently as a forwards coach under Kieran McGeeney with the Armagh senior football team. He also has an interesting perspective on children's sport given his involvement in running hugely popular basketball / football camps for hundreds of kids each year. That crossover between basketball and football is a recurring theme through this episode with some interesting takeaways for coaches off all ages. (19.50) – Basketball influencing Gaelic football (29.00) – Developing better communication (32.00) – Camp coaching (43.28) – Parenting and coaching (51.33) – Working with Kieran McGeeny   Similar to season 1, I've set up this podcast with a dual purpose in mind, firstly to provide some thoughtful debate for coaches, but I've also linked up with Recovery Haven in Tralee, who provide free cancer support services for the people of Kerry and beyond. If you found some value in the podcast, it would be great if you could donate any amount, no matter how small to Recovery Haven through the link here: https://bit.ly/3tfsxWw  If you enjoyed this episode, click on the like button, share, leave a review and follow the podcast. My thanks also to PST Sport for their support with this project. Go to pstsport.com for world class delivery of all your artificial grass pitch needs. Thanks for listening.

Former Pomona High School coaches accused of sex abuse allegations still allowed to work with kids. Los Angeles is shutting down its largest gas plant and replacing it with hydrogen project. A proposed ordinance could issue a death blow to outdoor dining. And with the Super Bowl coming up this Sunday, commercial spots are sold out; Now get ready for the ads.

Kieran Donaghy will be well known to listeners for his exploits as an All-Star player both on the football pitches and basketball courts of Ireland for the bones of nearly 20 years. In this episode he takes us through his fledgling coaching career having coached and managed Tralee IT in Sigerson cup football, as a performance coach with the Galway hurlers and currently as a forwards coach under Kieran McGeeney with the Armagh senior football team. He also has an interesting perspective on children's sport given his involvement in running hugely popular basketball / football camps for hundreds of kids each year. That crossover between basketball and football is a recurring theme through this episode with some interesting takeaways for coaches off all ages. (19.50) – Basketball influencing Gaelic football (29.00) – Developing better communication (32.00) – Camp coaching (43.28) – Parenting and coaching (51.33) – Working with Kieran McGeeney. Similar to season 1, I've set up this podcast with a dual purpose in mind, firstly to provide some thoughtful debate for coaches, but I've also linked up with Recovery Haven in Tralee, who provide free cancer support services for the people of Kerry and beyond. If you found some value in the podcast, it would be great if you could donate any amount, no matter how small to Recovery Haven through the link here: https://bit.ly/3tfsxWw If you enjoyed this episode, click on the like button, share, leave a review and follow the podcast. My thanks also to PST Sport for their support with this project. Go to pstsport.com for world class delivery of all your artificial grass pitch needs. Thanks for listening!

As a silent film instructor for kids, M.K. discovers the hard way the reality of teaching little kids and the fight-or-flight response he didn't realize he had when the time was wrong. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/getlost-hypnotherapy/support

In this episode, Stacey Richey, SLP, talks about her work with kids from preschool right through to sixth grade with varying needs and disabilities. Listen to Stacy talk about the challenges of having to know a little bit of everything as an SLP, and how she manages scheduling across different groups in a moderately sized elementary school. She also talks about the importance of having fun, and has some great suggestions for keeping track of the special moments that happen as a school-based SLP! Visit FreshSLP.com/podcast for this episode's show notes, a full audio transcript and more great resources at the intersection of grad school and a successful SLP career.Not a substitute for a formal SLP education or medical advice for patients/caregivers. Fresh SLP is in no way affiliated with or representing any university.

Billie Starkz (@BillieStarkz) speaks to Kaden (@kaden_ftw) about traveling to Japan for TJPW, nicknames, working with kids, and much more.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

It's such a delicate balance and fulfilling calling! Allison, Jenn, and Matthew talk about staying encouraged, teaching about Jesus, and preventing scissor deaths.

Today, on At Home with Eastbrook Homes, we talk to Kids Food Basket's Bridget Clark Whitney, CEO. Kids Food Basket is all about making sure kids and families in Kent, Allegan, Muskegon and Ottawa counties heave easy access to nutritious food and education throughout the year. We talk through their farms, the nearly 10,000 kids they serve, and how the rising costs of healthy food has had an enormous impact on the need for their services.

What were Chapman students up to this summer? Podcast Editor Lisa Wong interviewed various students to see what kind of work, opportunities, and experiences they encountered during the break. In this episode, sophomore film production major Alonzo Labiosa talks about his time as a camp counselor in a film camp. He discusses the challenges in that experience, valuable lessons and how the camp influenced his personal filmmaking career. Created by LISA WONG, video & podcast editor

Working with Kids Everyday

Today's podcast focus is OT and working with kids through play.To transform your personal health please visit us at www.livelead.org or by registering today for our online school Homepage | Live & Lead (teachable.com) Support the show

Momprenuership… is not for the faint of heart, am I right? Whether you're in the trenches, like me with littles at home every day, or you're realizing summer is a month away and the kids will soon be home every day… we have to get creative with finding ways to keep our business going. Working and running a business with your children at home can feel exhausting and like a you will always have this never ending to-do list, but with a little grit, thinking outside the box, flexible mindset shifts, a lot of coffee, and a pinch of patience, there is a way to make it work for everyone! I've been running businesses from home since my daughter was born and I have learned a ton over the past 3.5 years. One of the biggest things I've learned is that just when you think you've got a hang of things, they change! But today I'm going to share some of my foundational tips that have worked through most stages (so far). And when you pair these with flexibility, making it through the evolutions are a little easier to do! Timeblock The Nap Time Hustle Communication Set Clear Boundaries Including Your Kids What are you favorite tips for working alongside your littles? Let me know at megan@bossladiesandbabies.com Buy my book! The Millennials' Guide For Working Parents: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09GWBLNZT?pf_rd_r=M1NSP9Z77S7SF7HEN9J7&pf_rd_p=8fe9b1d0-f378-4356-8bb8-cada7525eadd&pd_rd_r=01d05a10-098a-44a9-9222-bc17ee2704ae&pd_rd_w=Hmt0d&pd_rd_wg=0wd0X&ref_=pd_gw_unk! Looking for more support? Join Boss Ladies Headquarters: https://megangillespie.podia.com/boss-ladies-and-babies-headquarters --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bossladiesandbabies/support

This week we start off with a common bond...something we both don't think we would be good at. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tubtalkpod/support

Dafna is an international trainer and supervisor for practitioners who work with children and families. She is a certified trainer and supervisor/consultant in both Theraplay and Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy (DDP). Dafna's expertise is drawn from 25 years of working with families with attachment in many settings: at-risk after school programs, therapeutic foster care, in-home crisis stabilization, residential care and private practice. Dafna's style, whether as a therapist or teacher, is combining the light-hearted with the profound by bringing a playful, intense and passionate presence to every encounter. She is as likely to break out into song as engage in serious intellectual discourse.In This EpisodeDafna's websiteDafna on FacebookPhyllis BoothDaniel HughesThis show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5739761/advertisement

I talk with Anna Malone with Replay Counseling in Norfolk NE. Anna is a registered play therapist and has 13 years of experience with family support and mental health practice. She also has a background in childhood education. Anna and I discuss her work with kids, types of play therapy, as well as her work with trauma.

Dave Knape joins us to talk about his time spent working abroad, as a PE teacher, football coach, and more. Dave is superbly candid and honest in reliving his experiences for the learning benefit and entertainment of our audience.

Join Geraldine as she gives a few tips and tricks when working with kids in practice. Simple techniques to check the child in practice, not absolutely accurate as they would be at the Child Youth Health Clinic with the community nurse, but they'll give you a great spot check on numbers.Pictures of Otitis Media - https://www.rch.org.au/clinicalguide/guideline_index/Acute_otitis_media/All things skin - https://dermnetnz.org/ Aloe Vera - https://www.aloeveraaustralia.com.au/product-category/aloe-vera-gel/Black Friday Deal 50% off -  https://www.geraldineheadley.com/?coupon=BLACKFRIDAYSALE expires 30th November 2021

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Our regular Fall 2021 hosts Makayla and Sol deep dive with special guest Abbey Paulson, a program aid at the Boys and Girls Club, on what it's like working with kids, specifically children that struggle with disabilities and disorders such as ADHD.

In this weeks episode we interview local Brisbane abstract artist Adele Bevacqua. Adele's paints predominantly in oil and on large canvases, her style is textural, colourful and full of raw emotion that brings it's own beauty and story to a room. In this episode Adele shares the story of how she started painting after many years of studying and working in the fashion industry. She shares how her art journey was a long process of learning and experimenting with her technique to get the look that she saw in her head, to appear on the canvas. We talk about how unique everyone's journey is and that you can't compare yourself to others. You really do have to walk your own journey.Adele works full time and has two little children so we talk about how she juggles her very busy world and finds time to paint. How being organised and efficient means that Adele can plan, paint and photograph her work in a short period of time.Coming from a marketing background Adele share how she uses social media and has developed her own 'voice' with her followers.Her philosophy of "putting herself out there" has shaped how she approaches galleries and studio's for representation and has been one of the biggest strategies in defining a market for herself in the art world.I know you will get so many little gems of goodness in the conversation with Adele.Make sure you go and check out all of her beautiful work on instagram @adelebevacquaartAlo don't forget to come and find us at @Mycrazyartistlife

This weeks episode is a wonderful guest interview with artist Sarah Abbott. Sarah is a botanical and street scape acrylic artist whose work is full of colour and authenticity. You will love hearing about Sarah's bumpy journey into the art world. After a discouraging and short lived start at art school,  Sarah eventually found her own way into the art world by taking a risk and picking up the paint brush many years later.Inspired by the local native flora in WA and the street scenes of Perth, Sarah was able to launch her art business by finding her audience on instagram and bluethumb.With a whole heap of hard work, late nights and passion she has established herself in the art world and has built the beginnings of a strong art business.You will also love how Sarah has built her business to work around her young family and to reflect her deep values and passion for the environment.You can find Sarah on instagram @Sarahabbottart.

It doesn't matter how well planned out your business is, interruptions happen. Some interruptions you can plan ahead for, others are part of a health journey that you didn't expect.Following on from episode 16 Kat and Lisa talk about some great tips and tricks for preparing your art business for interruptions, wether they are planned or not. We cover injury, illness, surgery or even taking time out of your art business to have babies. We cover some great tips to hopefully see you through the bumpy time and get your business ready for stronger days ahead.Make sure you come find us on instagram @Mycrazyartistlife

While kids and teens sometimes arise in our conversations on tech, culture, and our own experiences, we wanted to dedicate an episode to focus on what it's like working with them and watching them in the context of screendance. While there are some differences when collaborating with and teaching with this younger demographic, our conversation reveals that the extra creativity, play, and care involved all are values that translate well to working with any demographic.This episode includes an interview with Alla Kavgan, who shares about her New London Calling, which features an all adolescent cast, plus Frameform's Jen Ray shares about her collaborations with The JaM Youth Project. We also share personal insights, experiences, and offer suggestions to those planning on - or perhaps who haven't yet considered - working with kids and teens. In this episode:New London Calling - Alla Kovgan (2010)If I Ruled the World - The JaM Youth Project (2016)Bonus Recommendations: Let's Get the RhythmDancinema's “(Not) Just for Kids” PlaylistYPAD: Youth Protection Advocates in DanceFollow Alla Kovgan / Kino DanceWebsite + InstagramFollow The JaM Youth ProjectInstagram + YouTube + Vimeo-Got a question? Email us at frameformpodcast@gmail.com--RixeyInstagram

Have you ever wondered if art and family mix? In today's episode we have a great laugh and a very honest chat about the challenges of being an artist and having little children underfoot. If you are in this position, you will find this episode a refreshing look at what life is really like as an artist.

In this weeks show I'm chatting to hamza yassan who many will know him from his CBeebies programme Let's Go For a walk as well as appearing on the one show, country file and the recent channel four series Scotland: My life in the wild. He has a passion for birds, is a skilled ornithologist and bird nest recorder with excellent field craft and habitat knowledge.  Hamza is also a published wildlife photographer as well as a wildlife tour guide. We chat about the main challenges of wildlife filmmaking, what it's like presenting to kids and making the switch from camera op to presenter. Hamza's Instagram Buy Me a Coffee Facebook Page Twitter

Today we have Julie Campilio. For the past 15 years, she's pursued opportunities to use the tools in yoga and mindfulness in private & public education, substance use centers, with youth with multiple obstacles to success, and with children with special needs. She has partnered with social workers, therapists, researchers, and educators to create content that supports children's social and emotional wellness. Julie also teaches with Sea Change Yoga to provide yoga to historically excluded and oppressed populations. In all environments, she cultivates a judgment-free space that is grounded in her own journey of self-love and acceptance. She has been published in The New York Times, Elephant Journal, Insight Timer Meditation, and Gaiam Meditation apps. Her website is https://radiantbeginningsyoga.com/ The Anxious Child is the podcast for therapists and parents who are looking for ways to best help their child with anxiety. It is hosted by licensed psychotherapist Stephen Quinlan, who has over 20 years of experience. Please subscribe to the show for more great episodes. We would LOVE to hear from you! Get in touch on Instagram @theanxiouschildpodcast or at the website www.theanxiouschildpodcast.com where you can send us an email with your questions or thoughts which might be featured on an upcoming show! We try to respond to everyone, so don't be shy. Love the show? Leave a review! Check out our awesome sponsor Mount Genie! You really have to try their stuff. My smart home gadgets are WAY more organized now. Why add to anxiety with your mess of cords and electronics everywhere? Check them out at https://mountgenie.com/  and don't forget to use the code "ANXIETY10" for 10% off! Also, check out our newest sponsor BiOptimizers, and their magnesium breakthrough supplement. Reduce your stress levels and feel relaxed and at peace and sleep faster and deeper. Check them out at www.magbreakthrough.com/anxiety and don't forget to use the code "ANXIETY10" for 10% off! Want to support the show? Want a live coaching call with me? Check out our Patreon page. https://www.patreon.com/theanxiouschildpodcast Do us a solid and subscribe to the show and spread the word! Join our mailing list and get my ebook "Animal Assisted Therapy" free here: https://www.theanxiouschildpodcast.com/

Kevin C. Stuckey talks with me about Super Duper Publications, Supporting Teachers, and Working with Kids. This is episode 383 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast. Kevin C. Stuckey, M.Ed., CCC-SLP, received both a Bachelor of Science in Education and a Master of Education in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Georgia. He has extensive experience in a variety of settings including clinical, hospital, home health, and educational systems.  In public schools, Kevin was a school-based speech-language pathologist whose caseload included preschoolers, students with autism, and special education students.  Kevin is currently an editor with Super Duper® Publications. So much to learn today! Thanks for listening! Enjoy. But wait... Could you do me a favor? Please go to my website at https://www.stevenmiletto.com/reviews/ or open the podcast app that you are listening to me on and would you rate and review the podcast? That would be Awesome. Thanks! Remember to take a look at NVTA (National Virtual Teacher Association) The NVTA Certification Process was created to establish a valid and reliable research-based teacher qualification training process for virtual teachers to enhance their teaching and develop their ongoing reflective skills to improve teaching capacity. NVTA is an affiliate sponsor of Teaching Learning Leading K12, by following the link above if you purchase a program, Teaching Learning Leading K12 will get a commission and you will help the show continue to grow.  By the way, don't forget to go to my other affiliate sponsor Boone's Titanium Rings at www.boonerings.com. When you order a ring use my code - TLLK12 - at checkout to get 10% off and help the podcast get a commission. Also, Don't forget to register your team at www.ImpactEducationSummit.com  to participate in the Impact Education Summit June 23rd with Suzy Pepper Rollins – 3 time author & national presenter.   Thanks!!! Oh by the way, you can help support Teaching Learning Leading K12 by buying me a soft drink. Just go to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/stevenmiletto  Have an awesome day! Connect & Learn More: https://www.superduperinc.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevin-stuckey-m-ed-ccc-slp-27768551/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SuperDuperPublications/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/SuperDuperPub LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/super-duper-publications/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SuperDuperPublications/featured Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/superduperpublications/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superduperpub/   Length - 32:56

In the episode, we take a fresh look at working with children. You yourself may have opted to listen to this show because it is not […]

HELLOOOO U GROOVESOME SOULS, WELCOME TO MADIVA PODCAST!Here's a more rounded look at, and advice on working with kids in INDIE AUDIOFICTION podcasts, 'n some advice on what 2 do pre recording, and when you have younguns in the recording space....as well as why libraries are important, the lowdown on the Google creator programs, TRAX , and the joys of the MANY MANY MANY talents of:Dania Ramos AND Michael Aquino of Timestorm podcast and morrrre!And do check out a sea of resources they have shared below - the legends...This was a truly fun filled chilled chat where we hear the inspiration 4 Timestorm, the grooviness of collaboration, where 2 find diverse casts, why JONATHAN MITCHELL is a LEGEND...how MICHAEL uses creativity in his transitions & SO MUCH MORE!Jump in and enjoy and HEARTY THANK YOU'S 2 Dania & Michael 4 being AMAZZING GUESTS! Go binge their shows - they're fabulous!Thank U 4 listening - pls share!SarahxLINKS TO COCOTAZO FOLKS AND RESOURCESDania TwitterMichael Twitter@Cocotazomedia on insta / Twitter BIPOC VO Artists Spreadsheet (Founder: Edward Hong)HOLA Actor DirectoryNewark Public Library 2020 Hispanic Celebration: Timestorm Listening Party TRAX.fmGoogle Podcasts creator programReady to Learn AcceleratorNJ Child Labor Laws and RegulationsTimestorm Resource PageBonus: The Music of Timestorm Season 1CocotazoMedia.comGO LISTEN TOOOO...Celestial Blood/Sangre Celestial (Bilingual/Spanish radionovela)The Mayan Crystal (Ages 8-12, audio drama)Anything For Selena (Bilingual/Spanish, non-fiction)Stoopkid Stories (Early elementary, audio fiction)Las Raras (Spanish, non-fiction)Strong Songs (Music, non-fiction)ADPPRESOURCESCenter for Puerto Rican Studies Cultural Ambassador ProgramTeatro SEA (Latinx/Bilingual Live Theatre for Young Audiences)Roots and Action (Theatre School in Puerto Rico)Puerto Rico Resource PageLinks to Sarah's bits n bobsOZ9 Kickstarter Sarahs TwitterSarah's QSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/QuirkyVoices)

Find full show notes and links at: https://camphacker.tv/first-class-counsellors/working-with-pandemic-kidsA preview of the camper behaviour you’ll see this summer, from some firsthand experience.This episode is for the first summer you are back to in-person programming after/during the COVID-19 pandemic. Matt and Oliver are here to share their experiences hanging out with kids during the pandemic to give you the inside scoop on what you, as a camp counselor, can expect this summer. Its’ going to be different but we are here to tell you it will be ok.Matt and Oliver speak from their perspective here so let’s talk about where they’re coming from.MattBoys at an elementary school (kindergarten to grade 8)His 4-year-old nephewOliverI worked up in CT in a substitute location for virtual schools and an after-school program with kids in the 5th to 8th grade. Now I am running an overnight camp in Florida. We just hosted a mini-camp weekend with campers 6 to 17. Do you have any “pro-tips” from your experience working with kids during the pandemic? Please share!-E.G.E.L - Ever Growing Ever LearningOliver - Take some time to learn about the nature around you. Especially if you move to a new area! You can use the Seek augmented reality app to help with this. Just point your phone’s camera a learn away!Matt - Zoo-Keepers-Game - Listen to this episode to hear more!(more great socially distant games from Asphalt Green)-Host LinksOliver Gregan, Summer Camp ProfessionalMatt Honsberger, Executive Producer of Podcasting at Go Camp Pro-What is First Class Counselors?Camp Directors, this Podcast isn’t for you. It’s time to delegate! First Class Counsellors is for your counselling staff, the ones who are on the ground, playing with kids and changing lives.Each week, we’ll cover practical and accessible tips that will level up your camp counsellor skills. These are things every counsellor should know, but that you may not have time to teach in staff training.Our two hosts, Oliver Gregan, Summer and Families Camp Director at YMCA Camp Jewell and Matt Honsberger from Go Camp Pro are excited to be able to provide this resource to camp counsellors and up and coming staff, who they believe, have the most important job at camp.This is free professional development for your counsellors! We would love your feedback. Please leave your comments below, or, send Matt an email! Thank you!

https://UnleashedThePodcasthttps://DanWeedin.comMany of you have been working from home for the past year. And, you've had to include working with your children running around the house during your Zoom calls, putting together the PB&J in between executive meetings, and trying to be a teacher and school counselor all at the same time.Andrew Metz is an executive at Zywave, an insurance technology company. He is also the #1 Creator of Dad content on LinkedIn. Andrew has found content creation on this platform to be highly informative and educational for his audience. So much so that he now boasts over 11,000 followers of his work.In this episode, Andrew shares his experiences and wisdom to all of you who have been working at home with kids both in the past year and into the future!Follow Andrew on LinkedIn here!© 2021 Dan Weedin. All Rights ReservedUnleashed is a registered trademark of Toro Consulting, Inc.

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Does working with your children feel like banging your head against the wall? It doesn't have to be! In this episode, you will learn: Why you should be working with your kids 10 Do's What were some of your favorite tips? Tag me on Instagram @tinytikesteacher to let me know. If you love the podcast, be sure you subscribe, and help other parents find me by leaving a review! Hey parents of 3-6 year olds, did you hear about the latest and greatest subscription box out there? The Tiny Tikes Learning Box covers everything your child needs to grow up happy, healthy, and ready to take on school. The best part: it is 100% customizable. Check out the link here to purchase yours today. The last day to order the Sensational Spring box is February 28th. Want a discount code? Sign up for my newsletter here.

In this episode, Dr. Jenkins talks with Jacqueline Fisch about getting work done while kids are home and the unique challenges of growing a business while giving your all at home.  

During the ebb and flow of life we experience many seasons.As a woman there are seasonsAs a mother there are seasonsandAs a business owner there are seasons.There are also so many parallels amongst them. In this episode with my guest Shanda Wallace of The Harbor Salon in Los Angeles, California we discuss this and so much more! Shanda shares what it was like starting in the beauty industry at a young age, evolving into an educator, starting a family as a stylist and why she trusts her intuition and discernment when moving forward.In this episode we also discuss how going back to work after having children can be scary, because now we have a "new job" (raising our baby) that requires so much from us. You're going to love what Shanda has to say about this and how she maneuvered through these challenges 4 times! Sit back and enjoy!_______________________________________Connect with Shanda:shandawallace.com@shanda_wallace_hairstylist@theharborsalonLets Connect on Instagram:@mamaknowsbeautybizpodcast

Christine Michel Carter, the #1 global voice for working moms, “the mom of mom influencers,” “the exec inspiring millennial moms,” and “the voice of millennial moms,” joins us to chat about parenting, working, and millennial moms in the middle of a pandemic. Listen in to gain some insight into the millennial mom mindset and learn more about networking events that allow working moms to have their kids on-site. Balancing parenthood and a career is difficult, but certainly not impossible!

Are you trying to run your business while juggling kids? Let's be honest, it's a tough gig. But with support from like-minded mums in business, it can be a bit easier to manage the tough times, and the good times are all the more enjoyable.In this episode I've done things a bit different. Instead of recording my podcast in the office as I normally do, I've recorded it whilst playing outside with my kids. You know why? Because sometimes there is no separation between mum-life and business-life (no matter how hard we try!)I reached out to members in my Facebook group, Laptops & Lattes Community, and asked for their top tips for running their business while caring for kids. I've collected some of my favourite tips and shared them with you in the episode. And you'll hear from my son and daughter a few times throughout because we all know they like to have their say!If you'd like to join the Laptops & Lattes Facebook group visit: www.facebook.com/groups/laptopsandlattesMany thanks to these amazing mums in business for sharing their tips in the community:Emma Heuston, The Remote Expert, www.theremoteexpert.comDiandra Jones, The Admin Mama, www.theadminmama.comDayarne Smith, Hello Copy Co, www.dayarnesmith.com.auVicki Clothier, Resume Writers Australia and Clothier Careers, www.resumewritersaustralia.com.au and www.clothiercareers.comSteph Gobraiel, Virtual Associate Services, www.virtualassociateservices.com.auChelsea Miller, Breathe Skin Body Mind, www.breatheskinbodymind.comKim Baker, AppleBlossom Admin, www.appleblossomadmin.com.au

This fall, working parents with school-age kids will be facing some tough times as they try to balance working from home and partially home-schooling their kids. Many schools will either be going exclusively remote or a combination of online and socially distanced in-person classes. And things may change suddenly if COVID-19 cases spike, or if someone at the school tests positive. How can employers help their employees navigate these unpredictable times and, frankly, their potentially upended work schedules? Our panel of Conference Board experts (and parents), Gad Levanon, Vice President Labor Markets, Amy Abel, Vice President Human Capital, and Elizabeth Crofoot, Senior Economist Labor Markets, discuss the following topics: How many families in the US are affected by remote learning? What are the problems that working parents are facing? How are the most innovative companies helping workers balance their roles as employees and parents?

On this episode of the Beyond the Helmet we are joined by former NFL athlete and Clemson star, Ricky Sapp.Ricky had a stellar career at Clemson after being a highly touted prospect coming out of high school. While he overcame a an injury at school, Ricky unfortunately suffered a knee injury just months into his NFL journey after being drafted by the Eagles. While this plagued his career as an athlete, it left the door open for the next stage of his life.Sapp will tell you that you he did not have a smooth transition out of being a full-time athlete. It looks years of a mental battle to come to grips with he had a new love to pursue; working with children. Today he is a motivational speaker, dancing substitute teacher, funs his foundation (therickysappfoundation.com) and hosts interactions on social media like his ‘Talk to Tuesday’sCheck Ricky out on social media and be sure to give us a follow/share this episode with someone who will enjoy it.Support the show (http://www.viqtorysports.com)

Welcome back to the Beneath the Surface podcast. In this episode, Corey and Sean wax lyrical about fatherhood. Both are fathers of three (though Corey is a father to four if you count BOTE). Both are also businessmen and dedicated men of their craft. In this episode, they talk about that balance. They relive some of their best moments as working fathers, including some of the more infamous times they brought their kids to work. As always, there are some heartfelt moments and some hilariously absurd ones (like the time Sean's baby appeared on the cover of a Tenacious D album which ended up being banned from Wal-Mart). If you're a dad or a son or a daughter or even just a lover of #dadjokes, you'll find something to appreciate in this episode. So sit back and enjoy.Links from the Episode Find some photo inspo at SeanMurphyPhoto.com. Blast back to the past with this Tenacious D music video.Enjoy these 99 dad jokes from Bored Panda. Who's in the EpisodeLead Designer, Co-Founder, and CEO at BOTE, Corey Cooper is a licensed engineer hailing from Auburn University. Corey is the pioneer of the DarkRoom, assisting with the design of the machinery, concepting the layout and ultimately developing the workflow used in DarkRoom production. Corey's passion for this project is so strong that on any given day, regardless of how busy things are at BOTE, you will often find Corey working in the DarkRoom.Sean Murphy is the Director of Photography at BOTE and a world-renowned photographer based in Fort Walton Beach, Florida. After spending most of his career based in Los Angeles, shooting for brands like Adidas, Red Bull, and Toyota, just to name a few, Sean moved back to the Redneck Riviera. You can find Sean capturing gritty America and spontaneous moments that translate into visually stunning photography.  Sound Bites"We are lucky that our careers allow us to involve family because that's what BOTE is, a family. Recently we've been doing a lot more family focused content. As we get older, the value of family and being dads becomes more and more apparent, more and more valuable. The solo and aspirational stuff is cool, but at the end of the day, everyone can relate to family." – Corey Cooper, CEO and Co-Founder at BOTE “We had no option. We started the business about a year after he was born. I've always joked that BOTE was another one of my babies because they were at the same time. But you're kind of raising them together, the business and the kid. I didn't have an option.” – Corey Cooper, CEO and Co-Founder at BOTE 

hint, there isn't one. here are a few key things i have learned while working with kids, that also apply to my everyday life and relationships. maybe y'all can learn something :)

In this episode I share four tools I have learned while working with kids through my nonprofit. I also share the tool which saved my life! To learn more about my non profit, Rich Girls, Real Women Inc, click here. To purchase my book, The Prescription of Superwoman, click here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeechampagne/support

Vol. 1.5 - A recent viral video shows a 69-year-old teacher beating on a 14-year-old student. Skregg and G discuss everything wrong in this video and understanding how to work with children.

In episode #7, Rabbi Hannah talks to Havurah member David Drucker, dad to two young boys and Senior Political Correspondent for the Washington Examiner. David talks to Rabbi Hannah about growing up Jewish in Malibu, CA, the influence of 1980s and 1990s talk radio on his career, and offers his thoughts on how the pandemic will affect the November election. Edited and produced by Jessica Smith. Artwork by Sarah Burford, @sarahmburford on Instagram

In today's episode, I cannot wait to chat with you about how to be productive in your business with kids at home. For those of us with school aged kids, this has been a huge adjustment. However, even if you normally have kids at home with you, these tips are going to be applicable for you as well. I'm also so excited to be debuting my first guest on this show and together we are going to be sharing five tips for working with kids at home. The Purpose Gathering is a community designed specifically to support and educate mom business owners, equip them with the tools to juggle all the things and help them find their business besties. The Purpose Gathering hosts monthly meet ups near Mesa, Arizona with guest speakers and networking, providing moms with the opportunity to grow and connect with like minded mompreneurs. If you're local, be sure to come on over and register for our next event at thepurposegathering.com/meetups.  In future episodes I will cover topics pertaining to parenting, mind, body and soul self-care, marriage and of course business. This podcast has it all. Each week you can expect me to show up as my authentic self, saying it like it is, and providing you with mindset strategies and practical tips for living your best life as a purpose filled mama, wife and business owner Thank you for tuning in!! Join me every Wednesday for a new episode of the Purpose Gathering Podcast. I can't wait until next time.  Resources: Find me on Instagram: @thepurposegathering @ashleyfreehanphotography Website: thepurposegathering.com Mini Workshop: Parenting with Purpose  Freebie: I'm Bored Brainstorm Template  Join our Facebook Community

If you’re a parent you know that kids have this way of keeping you on your toes. At any given moment somebody needs a snack or a diaper change, or they’ve hurt themselves for the 100th time. In today’s bonus episode, I’m breaking down EXACTLY how to work from home with kids and giving my best tips for how I integrate my own kiddo into my work and business. Show Notes: http://www.lisamichaud.com/podcast/20

I have been working from home since 2005 both in a corporate environment and now with my own business. There were several years of growing pains, here are my tips for you to avoid those pains.

Schedules.I’m guessing you love them or hate ’em.I’m all about having consistent routines with my kiddos, but only recently have discovered the magic of scheduling.I was a skeptic for sure, and I had tried a lot of toddler scheduling techniques that just didn’t work.…and overall we were happy so I didn’t see why we should rock the boat.Creating Ease With A Flexible Block Schedule For Young Kids And ToddlersBut after my husband bought me a laminator for Christmas (nerd alert!!) I decided to try out some scheduling one more time,Let me tell you, this time I found a system that worked and it has been a total gamechanger.Why Block Schedules Work With Young ChildrenThere have been so many benefits to introducing a block schedule in our household. Heres my top 5 benefits:A flexible schedule helps all of the different personality types in our home work together better.Knowing what to expect makes transitions go much smootherA schedule can act like a built-in reward system.A flexible schedule helps me stop saying “just a minute” and actually play with my kidsA schedule keeps me on track in times of laziness or anxietyHow To Block Schedule With Small Kids And Toddlers.Let’s first define what a block schedule is, shall we?A block schedule (or time blocking) is basically the same as your high school class schedule.You set aside a dedicated chunk of time for certain tasks.I find that 90 minute blocks throughout the day work best for my small family.To block schedule I fill each block with 2-3 realistic tasks.I also try to split the fun activities up with the more mundane tasks that my kids are likely to resist so I have those built-in rewards throughout the day.There are 2 keys for making this work with younger children. 1. Pictures2. Making it low maintenance. With this laminated block schedule system, I don’t have to spend time on the computer every day adjusting as our life changes, and I don’t have to sift through a bunch of activities we’ve printed out to find the ones we do. We just sit down and write as a family.(another key to your kids cooperating is letting them help make the schedule).Maintaining this system takes me about 10 minutes a day, but it saves me so much more, and it’s honestly close to zero effort on my part because my 5 year old wants to “do the schedule” before we even eat breakfast.If you want to try my block schedule for free, you can download it below! Just hit the photo to open the link in a new tab and print it out.Then simply laminate it and start scheduling. If you don’t have a laminator, you can get things laminated at staples or other similar stores, but I found it was much more cost-effective to just buy one (and it’s seriously my favorite thing.)You could also just print out a stack and dispose of them every day.I hope this post has motivated you that even if you don’t think scheduling is for you, that you might try it out.

The whole family is around, you’ve been interrupted at least 1000 times today.. no focus, few things done or well.. Does this sound familiar?! In this episode.. we hear “The secret to successfully working from home!” In this Part 2, with Ondrej and Petra Koutsky, we talk about working and doing their projects with kids close by. (Ironically like many of us now!). They talk about how great and supportive people were about kids being there. Working often when they were sleeping. Video editing was a tag team reality. As well same for writing.Being in nature and having their home close by, unlike reality of Prague and urban reality.Saved time by not communicating with family and friends a lot. Also, not taking kids to various places. And, now busy agenda. Life was so much simpler. Now, they are inspired to do same back in Czech.Back home, Petra and Ondrej again did tag teamIng to get things done, together.Measuring happiness event in Czech senate event they organized all details and pieces for speakers etc. They also got a grant. And, as well they got a grant from ministry of culture. Thanks to Kuba Gotveld (spelling?)actor. Karel Janacek financed Petra and Ondrej’s journey. Gross national happiness. Scotland and Finnland etc! Czech and making it part of political agenda.How can we be happy in times of uncertainty, ironically. Postponed..(Amazing this was the topic well before Covid-19!)Whatever any of us can do to make things be better. Great.Maybe they will do an Online summit?? Get people together and keep momentum. Now, online gatherings and mass gatherings.. and partially simulate being face to face. How can we find the way?Virtual reality?What is different now? People now believe they have a right to be happy. Also, values. Happiness is a choice. Not, just about money.Freedom and. Relaxation without money.Internal work. Let’s find the way to show people it’s doable.They miss their experiences in US.**How are you working or getting things done with kids around?Share with us on Instagram!How would it look to give energyTo your own projects with kids close by?Here’s a free video to get you started!** Need help and sanity tips during Corona Virus? We can help!Visit us on our Web page!Have a beautifully imperfect day.Support the show (https://patreon.com/join/intuitivelifeprojects)

In light of recent coronavirus fears and more people working from home, Angela shares tips on how to work from home and how Time2Refocus products can improve your productivity.

Elisha Krauss and Bethany Mandel share their best advice for keeping kids happy, healthy, and entertained while we’re all surviving a pandemic.Join the conversation and comment on this podcast episode: https://ricochet.com/podcast/ladybrains/social-distancing-remote-working-with-kids/.Now become a Ricochet member for only $5.00 a month! Join and see what you’ve been missing: https://ricochet.com/membership/.Subscribe to LadyBrains in Apple Podcasts (and leave a 5-star review, please!), or by RSS feed. For all our podcasts in one place, subscribe to the Ricochet Audio Network Superfeed in Apple Podcasts or by RSS feed.

Listen as Tayler Alexis interviews Keyana Simmons for the Pursue Excellence Top 5: Working Women Series. Contact Keyana Simmons: Instagram @NaturalSavage_Contact Tayler Alexis: Email: wright.tayler24@gmail.comInstagram: @tayleralexisw

This week Jeff and Andre discuss an article from the Harvard Business Review written by Jennifer Petriglieri, who also wrote the book Couples that Work. Dual career couples are on the rise. Now 63% of couples with kids both partners work. There is little guidance for these couples, and Jeff and Andre want to talk about it. They discuss the three transition points that every couple must face throughout their working years. This podcast is for couples in every age and stage. We promise you will learn something new!The HBR article: How Dual-Career Couples Make It Work:https://hbr.org/2019/09/power-couplesThe book: Couples that Work:https://www.amazon.com/dp/163369724X/ref=cm_sw_r_oth_api_i_.TFRDbSVEVWQD

kids alert !!! Do you want to learn how to manage a venue which has a lot of families as costumer? Or how to drag flow to your venue when the next door venue is a massive football stadium? Oscar Perez is the man to talk! He is the F&B manager of the CE Laieta. A spot club which owns also a bar, restaurants and a cocktail bar. This is a great podcast for people looking into learning how to handle families and very loyal customers ( that have been coming for over 20 years). In case you might be interested to apply for a position there ( as it is really a cool spot to be), we encourage you to have a look on their website http://www.laieta.cat/ca/inici

As a mixed martial artist, fighting was nothing new to Derek Pang. Competition, being physically at his peak, and always being ready for whatever was thrown at him, was just part of an elite athlete's life. But when a series of concussions followed by a traumatic brain injury left Derek in a coma almost 10 years ago, his fight took a fateful turn that changed everything. In this episode, Derek and I talk about dealing with traumatic events, what we can learn from them, how he rose above the scars his assailants left, how forgiveness was pivotal in his healing, yoga's role in this path back, and where he is right now with his new program, The Hero Project working with children in schools. Here are a couple of links to the people and projects Derek and I spoke about: Derek Pang's website, on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter Onnit Academy The Hero Project

Andrew and Ahmad welcome their first guests on the show: Child Psychologist Jordan Holladay and Actress and Global Studies Major Serenity Calhoun. On the docket, Jordan and Serenity's work with children as well as reacting to the viral video: Kissing My Actual Sister Prank!

Homeoffice und gut? Oder gibt’s da noch mehr? Consulting und Software-Entwicklung im Team erfordern regelmäßigen Kundenkontakt. Wir sprechen in dieser Folge darüber, wie Familie und Privates dabei nicht auf der Strecke bleiben.

The kings of the cast bring on improv and sketch comedian Jen Albanese to talk about how she used to work with me. We dish on the hot pre-school gossip, talk about her commute, and about a fancy article all of us definitely read.     

This week we talk about doing home improvement projects with young people - your own children, young relatives, any children you mentor who may want to learn some fix-it skills! We address safety, education, and all the benefits that children reap when they start learning fix-it skills at a young age. Show notes: https://www.thehonestinspector.com/?p=986

A recent viral video shows a 69-year-old teacher beating on a 14-year-old student. Skregg and G discuss everything wrong in this video and understanding how to work with children.

One of Barbette Hunter’s great passions is working with children in the theatre. As actor, director, teacher, stage manager and more, Barbette draws on her skills to… Read more "053: Working with kids in theatre. Teacher and director Barbette Hunter empowers kids to shine together." The post 053: Working with kids in theatre. Teacher and director Barbette Hunter empowers kids to shine together. appeared first on Artist Soapbox.

Interview with Alyssa Cover - Dance, Religion, Pop Culture, & Working with KidsCall in at (646) 564-9571 to talk with us live or text chat with us during the service at chatzy.com/swedenborgJoin our affirming interfaith community at SwedenborgianCommunity.org :) Our form of Swedenborgianism is an interfaith, affirming spirituality based on mystical Christianity that opens its doors to people of all faiths or none!

Dealing with your kids as a distraction --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wahmradio/support

On this week's episode of Twenty Somethings, Grant, Keith and special guest Alexandra Mesaros go all over the map - from discussing her unique childhood and upbringing, to animation voiceover, to premeditated and motivated mass murders and what is the root of that particular evil. Alex is an actress and voiceover artist - you can get more info on Alex at her website.    IG: @alexsmes   --   IG: @TwentySomethings_Podcast Twitter: @Podcast20Sum SoundPollination.com Patreon (Early Access)

Project Gen Z was founded in 2015 to inspire, educate and activate the next generation of world changers, www.projectgenz.com.au. There aim is to inspire, educate and activate the next generation of world changers giving them the confidence, belief and tools to succeed in the ever changing world of work.We chat to Liz about the creation of Project Gen Z and what motivates generation Z, the generation after millennials. They are entering the workplace or you are hiring them, they operate differently to millennials and its worth understanding what they value and how best to manage / work with them.___________________Host: Jenna WattsEditor: John Rowland Media Productions

Dave and Adam are back, and they discuss the pros and cons of working with children in theater. Why do some people refuse to do it? What can grown-ups learn from sharing the stage with their underage counterparts? Intro Music: Somethin' For Ya by Ménage Quad Outro Music: Warmin' Up by Ryan Andersen email: thankyou30pod@gmail.com facebook.com/thankyou30pod Instagram: thankyou30pod Twitter: thankyou30pod

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RAP! OWNING A RECORD STUDIO! SELLING CARS! WORKING WITH KIDS! HELPING THE HOMELESS! WAVEHOUSE HIP HOP COLLECTIVE! JUSTIN ECKERD AND I TALK ABOUT IT ALL! YOU EVEN GET A QUICK LOOK INTO OUR PREFERRED BEVERAGES! LET'S GET LIT, FAM!

A neat trip out to a local event gone a little wrong and how I dealt with it

April is Autism Awareness month and our special Guest, Amanda Broadfoot, is a voice and piano teacher from Tallahassee Florida. She is the Creative Director of Making Light Productions - a non-profit, inclusive theatre arts education program for children of all abilities. Amanda shares her teaching story as well as encouraging and inspiring strategies for teachers who are working with special needs children.

Chris Jones, who won a Super Bowl with the Patriots, and currently plays for the 49ers, joins us to discuss his new babies, managing his career and fatherhood, and working with kids with community service.  Segments also include a High School Hazing Report and catching up with the Harlem Globetrotters.  

This week Grant and Heavey are joined by Eric LeClair, owner and founder of one of the first CrossFit gyms in Southern California. The boys discuss how the sport of fitness has changed over the last 16 years since Eric first encountered CrossFit, and his last decade as an affiliate owner. From the OG days of beer and buddies hanging out at Aromas, to the present day Reebok CrossFit Games, Eric shares his stories and adventures coaching and running a box. [1:38] 2003 Birth of an Affiliate [3:20] Master of Fitness [4:21] Grant and Heavey hit P90X [4:45] Straight up Jane Fonda [6:30] CrossFit Community Then and Now [8:25] Nicole Doesn’t Miss the Boat [9:23] Team 9 Moms [12:05] Who were the Crazy People CrossFitting in 2006? [13:40] How The CrossFit Games Changed Everything [15:15] Selling Beers and Testing Fitness [21:23] Grant Goest Back to the Fundamentals [23:00] Don’t Tell Me How to Run my Business [24:45] Surprise Phone Call from my Realtor [25:15] Open Up in My Backdoor [27:10] The Negative from the Growth of CrossFit [28:20] Hodor!!!! [29:25] Aesthetics vs. Health [31:20] Don’t Kick Out Rad Coaches [32:55] Working With Kids and Masters [34:00] Going Dry, Cause it Feels So Good

Fred and Jon are back! After talking about a few funny happenstances with their own kids... they dive into the wonderful world of working with kids in community theater! (recorded 11/15)

Being a parent has been an enlightening experience for me. I do this thing where I like to observe being around other parents, and taking notice of how they are with their kids. Some I envy, and some I do not. But, one thing that is bound to happen, is a parent speaks to the child as if they are able to comprehend exactly what they did was wrong and how it offended the parent. I think as a parent, I am completely guilty for expecting my daughter to know how to express herself, even at the age where she can read full books. Play Therapy is not about giving the child a voice, but more so giving their voice an arena and a microphone. Episode 5 focuses on Play Therapy and how we use it to address issues with children. I lucked out that I got a “2 for 1” deal at Guiding Compass Counseling in Flower Mound, TX. Dr. Julie Ballinger & Dr. David Huffman share not only this office, but their passion for using Play Therapy in their practice. Check out their play room:   If you have any questions, please contact them @ 972-432-6500. Below are some helpful links we discussed in the show. Guiding Compass Blog Association for Play Therapy   University of North Texas Center for Play Therapy

Karen Mattison, the co-founder of Women Like Us, a company specialising in part-time recruitment for working mothers joins Miranda Sawyer in the studio

Michael has nearly two decades of experience working with children and families in a variety of settings, including as a Multi-Systemic Therapist, Clinical Director, Children's Pastor, Camp Counselor and speaker.   After serving as a Children's pastor, he went on to obtain his Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary.  Following seminary, Michael worked at The Buckeye Ranch in Columbus Ohio as a Multi-Systemic Therapist, working with individuals 12-18 and their families.   Michael founded and leads Gateway Family Services of Illinois, providing trauma focused-equine assisted psychotherapy, Individual & Family Therapy. This team is working with individuals and families across the lifespan who have experienced trauma.  Michael has spent several years working with youth in the foster care system & post-adoption.  Gateway Family Services is also working with the VA Illiana Health Care System to provide services to veterans.  In addition to Gateway Family Services, Michael is currently the Executive Director of Hooves of Hope, a faith based mentoring program.  In This EpisodeMichael's websiteSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-trauma-therapist-podcast-with-guy-macpherson-phd-inspiring-interviews-with-thought-leaders-in-the-field-of-trauma/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Suzi Rutti, MSW, LISW-S, is a Clinical Social Worker that works with children, adolescents and adults of all ages, and specializes in the treatment of complex PTSD, dissociation/dissociative disorders, preverbal trauma, sexual violence, childhood abuse, traumatic birth experience, intimate partner violence, secondary trauma, and other adverse life experiences.  She owns and operates Rutti Counseling & Consultation, LLC in Columbus, Ohio, and is a co-owner of the Ohio Institute for Trauma and Wellness, LLC and the Central Ohio EMDR Connection, LLC.  Suzi is a faculty member with The Institute for Creative Mindfulness and provides EMDR therapy training and advanced EMDR therapy training in Central Ohio.  She founded the Secondary Trauma: Awareness, Resilience and Support (STARS) group in 2016, and is passionate about supporting professionals who work with trauma survivors. Suzi believes in the importance of making high quality trauma treatment accessible to all communities, and has presented to numerous local and national audiences on a variety of topics relevant to the impact of trauma and how best to support survivors. In This EpisodeSuzi's WebsiteRutti Counseling's Groups and WorkshopsContact SuziConnect with Suzi on FacebookTrauma Stewardship: An Everyday Guide to Caring for Self While Caring for Others, Laura van Dernoot Lipsky, Connie BurkSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-trauma-therapist-podcast-with-guy-macpherson-phd-inspiring-interviews-with-thought-leaders-in-the-field-of-trauma/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.