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Delving into the realm of affluent, high-acuity families is akin to savoring an everything bagel – each bite reveals a myriad of nuanced flavors demanding adept navigation. Join me on this podcast adventure as I rendezvous with native New Yorker Maks Ezrin, the visionary founder of Youth Prevention Mentors (YPM). With a noble mission dedicated to ameliorating the hazards confronting our youth, YPM operates on the forefront of innovation. Whether grappling with the daunting specters of failure to launch, executive functioning challenges, anxiety, depression, trauma, or substance misuse, YPM pioneers a unique approach, collaborating intimately with both young individuals and their families to foster holistic flourishing. Watch https://www.transformationtalkradio.com/watch.html 

Thanks to those of you who completed the recent survey on how I can serve you better, some changes are coming to the YPM world!   While most respondents said they loved the length of the episodes because they appreciate how much detail we can get into in that time, a number of people said they had trouble finding the time to listen to longer episodes, as well as share them with others. Our long episodes aren't going anywhere; I love being able to truly understand an issue and have deep conversations with experts. But I hear you that it can be hard to find an hour to listen! That's why I'm going to start creating summary episodes.  This first one summarizes the last two episodes on the topic of video games - both the conversation with @TheGamerEducator Ash Brandin, and my narrated episode on what children learn from video games. You'll get my take-home ideas from both episodes in less than 12 minutes! If you're starting to see the deep learning that children are doing while they're playing video games and want to support them in having more of these kinds of experiences…but without using screens all the time, the You Are Your Child's Best Teacher workshop will help you. We'll help you learn how to use your child's questions and your observations about their interests to support them in deep, intrinsically motivated learning. You'll learn: Learn how to use your child's interests as a jumping off point for deep, self-driven learning Show (to yourself and others!) that your child is engaged in complex, multi-faceted learning Reimagine what learning looks like (it can be exciting and fun, and not something you have to bribe your child to do!) Understand your values about learning so you can do activities that are aligned with those values Be and believe you can be your child's best teacher - whether or not your child is in school We'll get started next Wednesday, so click the banner and sign up now! Jump to Highlights 01:26 Introducing today's episode 02:06 Balancing kids' screen time is a gradual process of sharing responsibility and making adjustments based on their abilities. 03:35 Children are drawn to video games because they meet needs for competence, autonomy, and relatedness. 03:54 There is no strong evidence that video games cause violence.  05:27 Children can learn about cultural issues like misogyny and violence from video games and other media.  07:19 Video games allow children to actively engage in learning by exploring unique systems and strategies, similar to real scientific thinking. 08:41 Children develop creativity and persistence through video games. 09:18 Invitation to the free You Are Your Child's Best Teacher...

Not a lot of people get to hang out in the Chamber at the Manitoba Legislature besides elected officials, except if you are among the 'nerds' (their word) who participate in Youth Parliament Manitoba (YPM) which takes place for 5 days every year between Christmas and New Years. We get two perspectives in this episode - one from first-time attendee, grade 11 student Loquin Warkentin, and the other from a YPM veteran Lien Huynh. Bonus content: Loquin talks about his experience as lead in the school play.

I hosted a virtual Christmas party in my membership program, Your Platform Matters (YPM). At the party I encouraged a writing exercise: Christmas Reflections. I asked these writers to close their eyes and go back in time to a warm and wonderful Christmas memory from their childhood. Rather than trying to capture a big, sprawling scene, I asked them to zero in on a detail. Using the one-inch frame Anne Lamont talks about in Bird by Bird, they narrowed their focus to a detail that they could see, smell, taste, touch, or hear. We captured those multi-sensory, concrete, specific details in words and phrases, dropping them in the Zoom chat. What a quiet, creative gift it was to share those memories with each other, to go back in time, to reflect...to write. After the party sendoff, I assembled the snapshot memories (with their permission) to create a free verse poem: Christmas Reflections Popcorn captured on strings strung on the tree,Mom, sis, and I around kitchen table, molding memories out of salt dough ornaments.Snowed in with guests,ice skating on the road,fluffy snowflakes falling on faces,magic in the night sky. Carols around the old upright piano—the twinkle in his eye bounced off his rosy cheeks as hisfamily sang the familiar tune.Pinecandlelightblack hairsparkling crystal necklacegreen silkreaching and hitting the high notes. Candles glimmered in hands lighting evening darkness.The lonely ceramic clown tucked in the Nativity scene—family humor nestled amidst the holy.I bend pipe cleaner arms around tree branch—the hand-crafted felt mouse smiles back at me.In the midst of the darknesswe sat in the puddle of light from the tree. Wrapping paper rustling in the night.Excited anticipation waiting at the top of the stairs,kitchen breakfast smells wafting up to us:bacon, sausage, cinnamon buns.We tiptoed down the stairs,our slippers silencing our steps.Cookies set out for Santa—only crumbs in the morning.Fireplace crackling—Santa's in the kitchen!Afraid of men with beards, I was assured thatSanta Claus was gone. Shiny blue bicycle.Silver blue-tinted ball ornament.The young girl looking back at methrough the ornament's reflectionwas full of joyful smiles.Surrounded by the rapidly torn wrapping paper—utter delight.My fingers swiftly undid the twist tiesso I could stroke the loop braidsof my doll come to life from my favorite books. Are we there yet? rang from the backseat.Grandma's house full of warm laughter.Wrapped in blankets on the floorplaying the Authors card gameand Monopoly—the world was clear and bright. Try it! Take a moment to try this yourself. Close your eyes and capture that one-inch square of a warm and wonderful Christmas memory from your childhood. Share it in the comments below. I want to go back in time with you to see, smell, and hear your Christmas reflection. We so enjoyed the magic of creating this in community. I hope you find your writing community, as well. You're always welcome to be part of Your Platform Matters! Merry Christmas from the writers of YPM—and from me! ________________________________

We continue to celebrate Changemakers throughout Women's History Month with Ciara Iglehart, creator of Your Pace Matters and a Brand Ambassador for Black Girls Run. Ciara talks to us about how joining a running club has led to so many positive changes - from encouraging a healthy and active lifestyle for women, to facilitating positive conversations to bring women from various backgrounds together in sisterhood. Ciara also details how YPM and BGR have empowered long-term and positive changes on her communities, not just locally, but nationwide. Lastly, we learn about Ciara's "rock bottom" moment: what led to it, what helped pull her out, and how it has had a lasting effect on Ciara prioritizing her mental health.

In this episode we do something we haven't done before - talk with podcast listeners who aren't parents yet!   Kellie and Jon are an amazing couple living in Tennessee.  Kellie is a bit of a planner (by which I mean that during her Ph.D program Jon noticed Kellie was getting stressed about when they were going to have a baby, so she led them through a four-hour planning session factoring in the baby's birth and ages at likely dates for her to enter post-doctoral programs and fellowships and landed on February 2021 as the optimal time to conceive - so they started trying in February and she got pregnant in February!).   Jon, by contrast, is a go-with-the-flow kind of guy.  He's the kind of person who just knows everything is probably going to turn out OK without needing to worry about the details too much.  He already knew Kellie was going to be a great parent, while she was much less convinced - although now she knows that babies drink milk rather than water, she's off to a running start!   Kellie devoured all the pregnancy podcasts she could find (my favorite is the https://pregnancypodcast.com/ (Pregnancy Podcast) - host Vanessa basically does the same thing I do here at YPM for the pregnancy stage) and then moved onto the child development podcasts, which is how she found YPM - and she was drawn to the research-based information she found here.   Jon describes the whole experience as an “uncertainty sandwich” - there was a lot of uncertainty in the beginning about whether and when they'd be able to have a baby: “and then it really certain really fast!”  And after that it became uncertain again as they looked to figure out what life with a baby would be like.   If you're expecting a baby or have a child under the age of one, the Right From The Start course can help you to find the right path forward for you.  We'll help you navigate sleep, feeding, play and development, what we communicate to our babies through the ways we interact during routine activities like diapering and dressing - and so much more.   But beyond the knowledge, you'll also find an amazing community of like-minded parents who are on this journey with you - so you'll feel less alone, and more able to cope with the challenges you face.   Click the image below to learn more about Right From The Start - enrollment is open now through Wednesday November 3, and we start together on Monday November 8!     https://yourparentingmojo.com/rightfromthestart/ ()     Links to resources: https://yourparentingmojo.com/rightfromthestart/ (Right From the Start Course) https://web.facebook.com/groups/2174808219425589 (Your Parenting Mojo Facebook Group) https://www.upbringing.co/ (Upbringing with Hannah and Kelty)

In our final episode of the year, we speak with Rosemary Flannery, about how to go from clutter to clarity while clearing a path to happiness and making space for more grace, ease and joy. This is the perfect episode to inspire some big and small ways to neatly put 2020 away and step into 2021 with clarity and vision, including: How an organized space can help you live your best life Get past overwhelm with simple exercises When to let go of things that no longer make you smile Why turning a blind eye to a particular room may have a deeper meaning for you Plus, Rosemary brings a holiday gift! Listen for an exclusive YPM free 60-min consultation offer. Happy decluttering, space-making and warm wishes for the brightest future!

While Payton grinds to get things ready for Black Friday, Jake Yates comes on the show to guest host! We check in on Yates Precision, hear about their new machinery, some awesome post modifications allowing tons of spindle uptime, and chat about "Herbies" in YPM and Proteum. We discuss some new compressor developments, Pi Holes, Multi axis lathes, and upcoming Black Friday madness.

Co-hosts, Noreen and Gennifer, are joined by Carla Blaha, Psychic Medium to talk about the different “Clairs,” (the ways we receive intuitive information through sight, sound, touch, taste and smell).Carla offers fascinating facts and anecdotes about how each of the various “Clairs” works for all of us. You’ll hear YPM superfan Beth share a powerful example with her moving story of the message she received when “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” by The Rolling Stones played on the radio. Carla receives her own healing and breakthrough revelation upon listening to Beth’s story. Disclaimer: Everything we share here is for educational purposes. We are not providing medical, psychiatric, or psychological advice or treatment. Please seek out professional help immediately if you're experiencing any serious psychological or psychiatric conditions.

 We asked an FDNY lieutenant how he deals with unrelenting stress, and we’re sharing what he revealed. Have you noticed a spike in undeniable real-life stress over the past weeks? We thought so.  Our interview with our mindful, meditating first responder was already scheduled when the world flipped and froze, so we all Zoom’ed in from our quarantined corners for a powerful conversation recorded from our couches and closets.  We're honored to bring you our Serenity Now Special Episode, featuring an FDNY lieutenant and OEM first responder in the YPM family. He’s literally part of Noreen’s family; it's her brother Gene O’Donnell — aka g.o.d. Gene completely inspires us from our Corona-daze with his take on showing up consciously and compassionately to ourselves and others when the Unpredictable confronts us. In YPM style, we tilt the philosophical scales towards fun when Gene shares some seriously hilarious stories and the sibling smartasses can’t hold back.Because, hey, we’re here to remind you that life still shines bright beyond the clouds!

Is it easy for you to really do you? The ladies of YPM talk Authenticity — What happens when you turn from it? What about the killer clarity and power you feel when you own it? Ooh yeah! More please — We bring the Doses to help fuel your True Self!Listen on Spotify or click the Play button below to go directly to the PodBean player. Disclaimer: Everything we share here is for educational purposes. We are not providing medical, psychiatric, or psychological advice or treatment. Please seek out professional help immediately if you're experiencing any serious psychological or psychiatric conditions.

Are you feeling stuck? We did. In this episode of YPM, we talk honestly about our challenges in the new year. We know it's tough and sometimes we get in our way. We share practical doses that helped us — gently and successfully — take the first step. Made us feel like a kid on her first bike ride!Disclaimer: Everything we share here is for educational purposes. We are not providing medical, psychiatric, or psychological advice or treatment. Please seek out professional help immediately if you're experiencing any serious psychological or psychiatric conditions.

EJ and Noreen welcome our special guest host, Reiki Instructor and writer Gennifer Birnbach. Together we share our take on the holidays; it's less about presents and a lot more about presence, because it's in short supply at this busy time of year. We always promise to keep the magic practical here at YPM, so we tackle holiday planning, shopping and the beauty of giving and receiving. The Dose is our holiday gift to you — some super-fast and easy tips so that the only return you have this season is back to your own presence.Disclaimer: Everything we share here is for educational purposes. We are not providing medical, psychiatric, or psychological advice or treatment. Please seek out professional help immediately if you're experiencing any serious psychological or psychiatric conditions.

Brief re-cap of YPM, followed by our top movies and TV for 2018.  Of course had to throw in some Phoenix love.  Kellie shares a picture of her awesome new vintage AZ glasses. Sarah gives us some updates on Pete Davidson, and we get a brief FaceTime call for Millenial Megan to chime in with her favorite show of 2018. Happy Holidays!!! 

Connor Walden joins us to talk about his work as a visual artist and singer/songwriter. His process pieces have helped Connor gain insight into the whole cycle of creativity that can be a blessing for communities of faith beyond just the finished product. More on Connor's work at http://www.connorwaldenart.comMore Conspiritor Collective artists, interview, and creations at http://conspiritor.coAnd please FIND, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE the Conspiritor Collective podcast on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important artists and their creative reflections on our faith. Thanks! Links at http://umcyoungpeople.org/podcastsThe Conspiritor Collective is an arts project of Young People's Ministries, a unit of Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church. More at http://umcyoungpeople.orgMusic ByGentle Wolves: https://gentlewolves.bandcamp.comHookSounds: http://www.hooksounds.com

Connor Walden joins us to talk about his work as a visual artist and singer/songwriter. His process pieces have helped Connor gain insight into the whole cycle of creativity that can be a blessing for communities of faith beyond just the finished product. More on Connor's work at http://www.connorwaldenart.comMore Conspiritor Collective artists, interview, and creations at http://conspiritor.coAnd please FIND, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE the Conspiritor Collective podcast on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important artists and their creative reflections on our faith. Thanks! Links at http://umcyoungpeople.org/podcastsThe Conspiritor Collective is an arts project of Young People's Ministries, a unit of Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church. More at http://umcyoungpeople.orgMusic ByGentle Wolves: https://gentlewolves.bandcamp.comHookSounds: http://www.hooksounds.com

The Albion College Chapel student leadership team join us to reflect on the worship experience they coordinate at this United Methodist related school in Michigan. Chapel is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. More at https://www.facebook.com/AlbionCollegeChapelPlease FIND, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE "REVERB: The United Methodist Young People's Podcast" on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important ministries. Links available at http://umcyoungpeople.org/podcasts. Thanks!REVERB is a project of Young People's Ministries, a unit of Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church. More at http://umcyoungpeople.orgMusic ByAaron Hale: https://aaronhale.bandcamp.comHookSounds: http://www.hooksounds.com

The Albion College Chapel student leadership team join us to reflect on the worship experience they coordinate at this United Methodist related school in Michigan. Chapel is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. More at https://www.facebook.com/AlbionCollegeChapelPlease FIND, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE "REVERB: The United Methodist Young People's Podcast" on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important ministries. Links available at http://umcyoungpeople.org/podcasts. Thanks!REVERB is a project of Young People's Ministries, a unit of Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church. More at http://umcyoungpeople.orgMusic ByAaron Hale: https://aaronhale.bandcamp.comHookSounds: http://www.hooksounds.com

Will Lobb and Kristin Snyder share this version of the Advent classic. Watch for their upcoming digital album "Three Days of Christmas: An Advent EP."More at: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/kristinsnyder2And check out our Watch-Night Project prompts and submit your artistic reflections at: http://conspiritor.co/watch-night-hymnsMore Conspiritor Collective artists, interview, and creations at http://conspiritor.coAnd please FIND, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE the Conspiritor Collective podcast on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important artists and their creative reflections on our faith. Thanks! Links at http://umcyoungpeople.org/podcasts The Conspiritor Collective is an arts project of Young People's Ministries, a unit of Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church. More at http://umcyoungpeople.orgMusic ByGentle Wolves: https://gentlewolves.bandcamp.comHookSounds: http://www.hooksounds.com

Will Lobb and Kristin Snyder share this version of the Advent classic. Watch for their upcoming digital album "Three Days of Christmas: An Advent EP."More at: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/kristinsnyder2And check out our Watch-Night Project prompts and submit your artistic reflections at: http://conspiritor.co/watch-night-hymnsMore Conspiritor Collective artists, interview, and creations at http://conspiritor.coAnd please FIND, SUBSCRIBE, & RATE the Conspiritor Collective podcast on iTunes or Google Play to help us raise awareness of these important artists and their creative reflections on our faith. Thanks! Links at http://umcyoungpeople.org/podcasts The Conspiritor Collective is an arts project of Young People's Ministries, a unit of Discipleship Ministries of The United Methodist Church. More at http://umcyoungpeople.orgMusic ByGentle Wolves: https://gentlewolves.bandcamp.comHookSounds: http://www.hooksounds.com

YPM is back. All episodes are now transferred. This week we talk about some new TV shows, like the Good Doctor and Sarah Silverman's new show.  There are some new movies we are excited for, and the long awaited Lost Lake Festival is just one week away.  Some old and new Phoenix restaurants and more... 

This week YPM talk with a special guest about a local business and the benefits of supporting small business in Phoenix. Sarah heard some very sad news about Gilmore Girls. Kellie has a shameful confession. Proud/Not Proud, local music, Britney and more....

The origin of YPM, Sarah has a theory on Beyoncé, Megan is tasked with finding the Grasswhackers, and the girls are not collecting locks of human hair! TV, celebrity gossip, and all things Phoenix.