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18 Feb 2022
"Conscious Parenting" with Ellen Gottlieb
00:52:42
The Amazing Ellen Gottlieb, a Conscious Parent Coach, Lawyer Author of, "How to Raise a Parent" which is a must read and she is also a mother.
Her learnings from, Dr. Shefali are helping families daily.
We chat about what parents can do to be more attuned to their children in the digital age. Parents who learn what their triggers are and learn to manage them helps them to SELF REGULATE and stay more calm and prepared to handle anything.
What a great podcast!!! Thanks so much Ellen for the conversation.
He is Canadian and he is bringing the amazing, safe, phone, to Canada and we can't wait.
In a career spanning 20 years as a marketing executive, Bill Brady has owned two marketing agencies serving global brands that include Google, HP, Netflix National Geographic, Sony and Pepsi.
Since 2018, he has focused on providing children with healthier solutions for using technology. Most recently, Bill co-founded Troomi Wireless, a mobile phone company designed for children, and serves as the company's CEO.
In addition to providing quality hardware and phone service priced for kids, Troomi is unique for its KidSmart OS™, an operating system that enables parents to graduate kids from one level of functionality to the next based on their needs and maturity. Put simply, Troomi is designed to grow with children and prepare them for the future.
Bill and his wife Heidi have been married for 20 years, have five great kids and live in Alpine, UT.
USE YOUR DISCOUNT CODE FOR THIS SAFER PHONE: IPARENTGEN
Want to Know What Your Kids are doing their Phones?
00:35:25
Don't know what your kids are doing online?
Guess what your kids are doing online? Want to know where they go online and who they are talking to and what they are saying? Do you know if they are safe?
Well, Rachelle Best is the creator of @FYIPLAYITSAFE software . This technology is able to help parents keep their children safe but true safety and prevention of phone addiction solely lies with the parents routines, discipline, habits, and expectations.
Hear our chat about how this product works families and in schools.
How is the internet and phones affecting our children's mental health? Their Safety? Their physical health?
Jen Hoey, Founder of NOTMYKIDEVER, https://www.notmykid.com.au and I discuss what it too much tech and how schools need to address safety measures now. Kids can have their pictures taken at school from school laptops and from other peoples cameras. They are distracted by tech, can't concentrate, control, communicate, connect with what they are required to do at school. Students are not in the "Student Mindset at school anymore, they are only half there". Are we equipping them with the right skills in today's classroom?
This episode will help schools and families make some hard decisions. Thanks Jen, we support you.....
Jen is a Cyber Safety Parent Consultant and Parent Awareness Advocate. She is founder of ‘Not My Kid' and manages the ‘Not My Kid’ Facebook parent support group which provides resources for parents with a focus on empowering them to keep their kids safe online.
Jen’s passion in this space stems from personal experience following her daughters contact with a predator via an online game. Jen has since gone public, with her daughters consent, and the story ‘A Regular Story that Rarely Gets Told’ is available on Amazon or via her website.
As well as running, ‘Not My Kid’, Jen has been managing her husband's psychiatric practice for over a decade. She has noted in recent years an alarming increasing in teens seeking help for mental health issues, some of which is directly related to gaming and social media use.
Jen has a particular interest in the prevention of online child exploitation and is currently studying for a Degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice .
What Kids in Sports Need us to Do for them, with Olympic Coach, Shawnee Harle
00:47:09
This is one of my sports podcasts but it is simply incredible parents of athletes not to hear this discussion, hosted by Mike Stubbs, London Knights Announcer. Thanks Mike!!!
Have a listen and hear for yourself where sports are going.
Olympic Coach Shawnee Harle can help how we talk to our athletes and our kids. But we have to spend unplugged time with them first and lots of it.
https://www.victorpacini.com Wow, talk about a rough life, talk about a secret, talk about why we need to teach kids to talk to us. Victor Pacini is a sexual abuse survivor and now thriver.
What an amazing amount of healing he has done.
Victor speaks in schools to educate children about how to see the signs and symptoms of sexual abuse and that they must speak up.
What an amazing program and message Victor has for schools. You must simply have him come to your school.
Here is story and learn why now more than ever in our digital world we need to keep talking to our kids.
Addiction-What to do when it is your child with KL WELLS
00:33:21
BIO-KL is a community leader, influential speaker and mother. For more than twenty years, she collaborated with hundreds of non-profit organizations, effectively leading initiatives with CEOs, senior executives, board directors, trustees and philanthropists that have attracted hundreds of millions of dollars to ignite organizational and community-wide change. She recently changed the course of her career where her mission for helping families and parents of addicted loved ones has inspired her to launch VoicesInCourage, which is an emerging community that provides instrumental resources for individuals who need to heal, connect and grow during some of the most challenging times in their lives.
KL Wells has been through the proverbial ringer, one of the worst things to endure as a parent is watching your child in pain.
With addiction only about to sky -rocket exponentially we need more information and resources out there.
KL shares her story about how parents can handle this situation and now has started her own business that's support parents with children who suffer addiction.
Learn how parents can find sanity and balance in this kind of storm. It isn't easy but you can find security in taking care of them and yourself and doing what it is your body is telling you. Each parent will handle this situation different she is just trying to help parents find it is what they need.
Thank you KL and what a wonderful thing you are doing to help parents with children of addiction.
The Schilling APP, let's help kids manage their MONEY
00:20:51
Meet Taban Yolo, is helping kids to learn how to manage their money and earn it.
He created the Schilling APP. Taban Yolo, is the co-founder and CEO of Shilling. He spearheaded the idea to make an app that turns your screen time into profitable investments. Let’s listen to the story of this savvy industry expert in today’s show and learn a thing or two about his useful app.
It is a unique investment.
WORDS FROM TABAN The concept of Shilling is pretty simple. We get the time someone’s spending on their phone and let them just convert that by setting parameters by how much they’ll spend on their phone, how much time they think they’ll spend on their phone, and then just connect that to a Shilling account that’s built through a financial portfolio that they could start investing in. What that means is, if you sign up for the Shilling app, you set up your profile, you’ll set your time interval. If you set it at eight hours, every eight hours of screen time that you hit, you’ll be able to make automatic investment into a Shilling portfolio based off your risk tolerance.
Barb Winters is helping provide support to parents that have children who are addicted to porn.
Don't worry parents, you are not alone.... pornography addiction is quite common now unfortunately. Ages 8-18. In the last 4 years porn viewing has increased 450% under 18. It is the new shiny tech toy for kids.
Parents you have 6570 days of parenting or do you?
00:45:49
Nellie Harden is a: Family Life & Leadership Coach
Founder of The 6570 Family Project
Helping Families Write an Amazing Story that Lasts for Generations to Come!
"You are only with your children for so long. I can safely say, you are doing diapers, dropping off at soccer then they are off to college. Nellie is here to chat about strategies that can empower parents for 6570
Nellie is a Family Life & Camp; Leadership Coach who focuses on helping parents eliminate power struggles with their daughters and help them grow into confident, wise, and respectful young women that are actually ready for the world! She is a wife and mom to 4 daughters, author, speaker and podcaster, homeschooling parent and adventure chaser. She has a degree in biology and psychology and a diverse behavior background from humpback whales in the South Pacific to teens and parents in homes across the world. She believes in a life of intention and making dreams and goals realities. She knows that they best way to help the world is through one living room at a time!
Website- https://www.nellieharden.com Ignite Her Joy Workshop: Building Your Daughter’s Mental Wellness During the Tween and Teen Years- https://www.nellieharden.com/ignite Podcast- https://www.nellieharden.com/podcast Family Architects Club- https://www.facebook.com/groups/the6570project Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/nellieharden/
"The Bullied Brain Can be Healed" Dr. Jennifer Fraser
00:52:52
Jennifer is an award-winning educator and best-selling author. She was pulled into a crisis at a school where teachers were bullying students. Her new book, "The Bullied Brain" looks at the science of what all forms of bullying and abuse do to brains.
She learned brain scans show that bullying and abuse do visible damage to the brain.
Even more important, she discovered that our brains are adept at repair and restoration.
We can prevent bullying and we can stop bullying it takes spending time with your kids unplugged. They need to play outside and experience decision making through interaction. When we increase tech we must increase mental skills.
Educating children about their brains is one strategy and the good news is that the brain can recover after being bullied. Dr. Fraser
Dr. Julie Miville-Dechene is Senator in Quebec and is out to protect kids from watching pornography under 18 for many obvious reasons. We share those in the podcast.
She is on a mission with the Bill S-211. What is it and why do we need a third party verification to keep children under 18 off pornography as physicians say their brains just can't interpret it in any shape of form.
She shares the many reasons why children need to be protected.
Here is her information and please get involved if you wish to protect your kids here in Ontario.
What is happening to our kids, they are obsessed with social media and can't get off it? They come home, eat and start scrolling, they don't even talk to their parents, siblings or pet their dogs... Even our pets are happy to see us and people are too addicted with their head in their own phones as parents to notice.
Kate Duffy is the founder of Don't Press Send. By the way,
You school can have her in to do presentations and workshops.
We need to educate kids and parents about how tech is changing behaviour and academic performance. Education is collapsing for many reasons for phones is the most detrimental factor in how are children are learning and developing their psychological processing. Neurodiverse children are at most risk for social media addiction online.https://dontpresssend.com
Kristina Campos, from, "Impactful Parent" is here with me to discuss how to watch for the signs of depression in your teens and for drug use. Learn her tips and strategies to help your children during this time.
I am talking to Phinnah, From Parenting Teen Solutions about connecting with Teens and Tweens and how to use our POWER OF LISTENING it is our Superpower!!
Enjoy laughs over a serious discussion about how our pre-pandemic routines and emotions have been perpetuated during the Pandemic and need to be resolved. Phinnah shares, clear tips of advice for parents. I learned new things from Phinnah, Thanks for your guidance from, Larissa, "At the Table."
If you wish to be a guest email: larissa@iparentgen.com Thanks listeners for your support. Be Kind and Be Safe, Larissa Mills
Speech Pathologist shares her worries about Children's language development and attention.
00:34:47
We are lucky to have Elizabeth Skirving from Fern Speech and Language Services, London, Ontario. We talk about children falling behind in language skills, attention skills and how to teach children to focus and become more efficient at Executive Skills which many teens are becoming behind in as well. We talk about strategies for parents and teachers and coaches to improve all of these skills. Many Thanks to Elizabeth.
INTRO to PANDEMIC SERIES-"How can we help Parents?"
00:04:37
This is the introduction to the Pandemic Series, "How can we help Parents?" 1. Kristina Campos, from Impactful Parents- What are the signs of drug use and depression? We discuss how to talk to our teens to connect with them and learn how to interrupt those signs because they aren't the obvious ones you think. 2. Phinnah Chichi is from Parenting Teen Solutions. She and I have a discussion about how to connect with your teens and what the one thing is you an do to make it happen. 3. Elizabeth Skirving is an experienced Speech Pathologist from Fern Speech & Language Services. We know that children are delayed in speech for many reasons lack of play and increase video watching and how it is impacting their attention skills, executive functioning skills and language skills that are behind for more and more kids each year. 4. Dr. Nancy Colier is a Reverand, Psychotherapist, author of, "THE POWER OF OFF." She is stressing how important it is to disconnect to connect. 5. Larissa makes a unusual finding from all of these incredible professionals are saying. It comes down to two actions parents all need to make better effort at doing. It is breaking her heart that all of these professionals have concluded their work with the same interpretation.
Larissa draws a remarkably sad conclusion after interviewing all her guests
00:10:13
Find out what Larissa found and how we can use what her panelists are saying to be parents better. The Conclusion from the Pandemic Series. Be KIND and Be good listeners. Larissa xo
Why we should live life with less phones because we are in TROUBLE!!!
00:48:20
In this very serious discussion that both, Dr. Nancy Colier, Author, Psychotherapist, Reverend and I were scared to have but we did anyways because it needed to be done. Phones are the kryptonite to learning in many ways academically, emotionally, socially and debilitating the way we can't be present with ourselves. Parents, this is an episode you can't miss. We discuss how children are not learning to tackle hard to do challenges or problem solving their way through them, now, they are shutting down. Here are Dr. Coliers's strategies to make sure children don't disappear. She says we will see children become moodier, less patient, can't handle feedback, can't socialize and children are not keeping up with linguistic standards. Kids are falling behind parents because they are on technology for extended periods. We share the harsh reality of Social Media and effects on our children. We discuss the value system of families and why we shouldn't be bumping into one another at the charging station in our homes, but being an actual family. She talks about several tips to help children with their phone addiction and it ultimately comes back to the parents phone use. q69gfr85
How is Technology affecting Children Mentally and Physically with Dr. Antczak? Pandemic Series Episode #7
00:41:07
Dr. Ewa Antczak, is a paediatric psychologist who is focusing on helping children with her incredible facility in Mississauga, Ontario, at Core Center Psychological Services. She is the creator of TALK2ALEX. It is an app that helps children emotionally talk about their feelings. It is really making waves. She is on several committees and works for the Toronto Board of Education. She is also the creator of the IDEAL ME PROGRAM.
We talk about the physical signs and the mental signs of phone addiction and behaviour that needs to be treated immediately. We talk about how Europe is socializing a little differently from North Amercia and postulate at why there is still such a central focus on families eating together and making each other a priority. She leaves parents with 4 tips to help talk to our children.
"How to work with defiant or violent children" with Megg, from MeggThompsonBehaviour
00:32:17
Megg has been working with violent and combative children for a long time. Her education and background has helped guide her to work with children who didn't fit in a box. She give parents and teachers strategies to prevent and defuse. Most children are not violent and only need more love and security to ironically decrease the violent, aggressive behaviour. Are suspensions productive anymore? Well, no. Heavy parent involvement and projects are more valuable to remedy unwanted behaviour than suspensions. Most teachers with 20 years or more experience have not seen a violent child, now, this is yearly. Megg is a behavioural consultant.
Chef and yoga instructor, Kim Sutherland is here at the table today. She is observing how teens are not relating to one another, how they are socializing, and how parents aren't providing their children with the necessary emotional skills to meet today's challenges. It is funny, it is serious. Sadly, kids don't know what real friendship looks like anymore. So, let's teach them. Be prepared, be aware and listen to your kids. Thanks for the cookies Kim.
Stevie Fownes has a different approach, we need to change for our kids. EYE OPENER
00:38:35
Stevie Fownes and I take a different approach to parenting, Is it us, are we not listening to what our children? What if we change the way we listen, the way we responded to them? Stevie is a parent coach and she is good at what she does. fownescoaching.com is where you can reach her. If you are not communicating well with your child her approach is refreshing and I didn't know I did it years ago to improve me relationship with my daughter but I didn't realize it. I just new I had to keep trying different approaches. What triggers you to anger? Learn how to manage and self regulate in order to show
Cindy Jesse talks about how phones are affecting sport injuries, posture and concussions.
00:24:59
Cindy Jesse North London Wellness, located in London, Ontario. She is a very experienced Physiotherapist who is seeing injuries in children that are completely avoidable if parents only monitored screen time and exercise. If children are spending an average of 4-6 hours on a device a day, they are simply not moving. If they aren't moving, they are not growing and developing the way they should be. Cindy talks about concussions and how they take longer to recover from now than before. Protect your kids health and manage phone time to let them play outside and become strong. The worry in sports now is a clear division in incredible athletes and kids who aren't strong, uncoordinated, lack proprioception and are too tired to even play. This is affecting competitive athletes. Learn how routines decrease phone time and increase connection and exercise.
Return to Play protocols for concussions https://www.cdc.gov/headsup/providers/return_to_activities.html You can reach her at northlondonwellness@gmail.com
Thanks, Cindy you are so incredible to speak to.
Please email me for any topics you wish covered, larissa@iparentgen.com
Sarah, Peaceful Parent Coach, LEARN HER TIPS TO NOT YELL AND BUILD RESPECT
00:45:25
Meet Sarah Rosensweet, parenting columnist in the, Global Mail. She is the creator of, "The Peaceful Parent". It is defined like it sounds, the Peaceful Parenting Approach's premise is about respect, natural consequences and reasoning with less punishments and consequences. Primarily it is about reasoning to help them understand why they are doing something. Sarah and I have a good old fashioned talk about all aspects of parenting.
Sarah and I cover yelling, tantrums, why if parents change their tones does the relationship become better? Why does the way we speak change the way they respond?
www.sarahrosensweet.com
Thanks for listening, and if you wish to be on the show, email me: larissa@iparentgen.com
Tracey Guillet is from Quiet Pathways, she is carved her niche into helping teens. Specifically, she is counselling INTROVERTED TEENS and teens are more quiet and anxious. We discuss the signs and symptoms of an introverted teen. We discover that some of the symptoms overlap with anxiety and depression but there are a more distinctive ones that help identlfy the introversion.
Tracy is a Clinical Social Worker who can counsel and help through the process.
Ashley, talks about how kids have to work harder to be athletes and grow.
00:32:28
Ashley Becker-Nunley, MOTR/L, CYT, from Oregon and started, The Joyful Mama Mentor. Group, See Facebook. She and I sit down to talk about the physical impacts that extended screen time having on children's development. With the increase in technology their is a direct link to an increase in referrals to Paediatric OT's.
Dexterity
Muscular Growth
Postural imbalances
Proprioception
Lack of endurance
Weakness, behavioural issues
Obesity and sedentary lifestyle
We talk about about strategies for kids to move and play to stay on the normal path of growth and development. Please email me if you would like to be a guest on my show: larissa@iparentgen.com
Meet a woman of Resilience, Tara West from Tara West Fashion
00:33:54
Having Met Tara, who is fun, personable and a woman who has healed from her challenges in life. I deem this a successful person. One who has met challenges and adversity and come out the other side with a healthy mindset. Tara had a very difficult childhood and moved around from school to school. She struggled with her mothers addiction and realized one day she had to make a decision to change her life. She shares her challenges and her wins in this podcast. She followed her instincts, inner voice and put herself through school and became a psychologist. She left that behind for her passion for fashion. Her business is coast to coast and she it rocking it. It is a parents job to make sure you are happy in order to help our children be happy and adaptable in life.
This podcast is now ranked in the top 100 in the world. Fill out the Apple review for me please to rank it higher. Be a guest, tell a story about your child or childhood, share a feel good coaching story, parents need to hear it.
You can reach Tara at: https://tarawestfashion.com/
Allison Graham helps parents start off the day right.
00:46:59
Parents, this podcast helps you to learn how to start your morning the way you want to feel all day and have a stress free day. Learn Allison's tips and suggestions. It was really was a good, natural conversation filmed during the darker moments of the pandemic and we had a ball.
Allison Graham, is a Speaker, Author, and Executive coach, She shares her proven problem-solving framework and resiliency concepts for leaders to identify and overcome obstacles to success, as well as free day-to-day emotional and mental capacity. She is also creator of the easier morning and what does that look like. Everyone's mornings are different and we need to all go to work, but we can do our thing to get there.
If you wish to be a guest and share a story to help other children, parents, coaches or teachers please give me shout: larissa@iparentgen.com Stay safe and be kind, Larissa xo
Dr. Natasha Sharma talks about how Social Media is affecting kids!!!
00:42:46
Dr. Natasha Sharma is an Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker, TV/MEDIA and is the Creator the "Kindness Journal."
We talk about children , social media and how it affects children's bodies, how to equip them with tools to prepare them for what they are seeing on their phones. This podcast just had so much valuable content, we could have talked forever. Talking with your partner about the values you want to instill in your children and how you are going to role model that in front of them is a good start. Neuroscience says, children are more impulsive and can't regulate or control themselves and can't make a decisions moral when on their phones.
TOPICS WE DISCUSS:
Younger children have shorter processing windows and therefore can 't make sound decisions quickly online.
The NEW WORD OF 2021 is STIMULATION for our generation, it dangerous to our mental health.
Normal naked jokes, body jokes and fart jokes are normal to children after various stages of development. Also, exploration for children is a must and finding fun things to laugh at. However, those moments where someone fell and tripped would have be talked about for a day and now it is filmed and permanent in print.
What is worrisome to Dr.Sharma is repeated behaviour like fun, natural episodes that are sensationalized are now forever in a photo or video, for all to see 24-7.
How can we educate children about their bodies to avoid them developing body image issues?
Concerns about children seeking other peer approval instead of a parents is very concerning.
Parents help your child become aware of peer pressure, but control that peer pressure and by helping your children feel a sense of belonging.
Parents can teach their right from right and wrong to be a good person. We need teach them how to control the phone. Our kids are not equipped to control or regulate themselves on a phone as yet.
If you want to try her KINDNESS JOURNAL, here is the link:
Hanging with Midlifeclub Ladies!! Chattering about teens and all those phone issues.
00:33:24
Donna Schori & Jeanette Keene
Donna and Jeanette created their podcast, Midlifeclub while they were out on a beach with a couple of friends. They were talking about what they each were going through at this point in their lives with having teenagers, what was happening with their own bodies and realizing that there was a huge shift coming at their point and time, midlife. They jokingly said they should start a podcast and then decided why not! They felt like they still had a lot to learn going forward and thought they could help other women relate to the fact that they aren't alone when it comes to life events. Midlife can be a challenge so their goal was to ask the questions women want to know the answers to and learn together.
Our podcast did have a specific topic though: Why are teens so addicted to their phones and how can we have our kids back? If you have any topics or stories to share about parenting or coaching please just email me: larissa@iparentgen.com
We are revving our vagus nerve with all this TECH.
00:35:49
Meet Jenifer Freedy, psychotherapist and we talk about The Polyvagul Theory and how extended phone use is stimulating our vagus nerve causing us anxiety, sleeplessness, mood swings. She shares her expertise to help us change our habits to calm our minds and have less anxiety.
Jenifer's Bio. Jenifer has been a psychotherapist for over 20 years, working with a variety of populations including adults, teens, children, and parents needing both general and complex parenting guidance. Jen has trained in a number of therapeutic modalities (i.e., Somatic Experiencing, EMDR, Ego State Therapy, Neurofeedback) that are very effective with a variety of issues, particularly difficult-to-treat symptoms that result from PTSD and Complex Trauma. Jen has held a number of counselling and teaching roles, but now works exclusively from her private practice in London, Ontario, but also works remotely with a number of people around the world.
Nicole is a lifelong advocate of education, author, speaker, and the founder of Screen Time Clinic, a network of professionals empowering families and businesses to reach their ideal level of functioning by clarifying digital wellness priorities.
A secondary school teacher beginning in 1998, Nicole has also been involved with numerous other entrepreneurial projects after receiving her MBA from Rice University in 2006, contributing to her business acumen. With 22 years experience as a step-parent, parent, and single mom, Nicole knows all the challenges different stages of parenting involves and has a passion for helping families. Through collaborations with psychologists, professional organizations, and immersing herself in the science behind why screen time causes so many harms to developing minds and adult challenges, Nicole became a digital wellness expert founding the company Screen Time Clinic in 2018.
Her new book Screen Smart Sam was written to reach families with very young children to help prevent problems. If you wish to purchase her book for your schools please, by all means reach out to Nicole: Nicole@screentimeclinic.com
If you have any questions about this podcast or wish to be on, "At the Table" Podcast please by all means email me: larissa@iparentgen.com
Are parenting styles affecting academic achievement?
00:43:42
Punam and I talk about why student achievement has declined and is there a link to parenting styles or technology or both? We define the new parenting style- "The SERVICING OUT PARENT" and how it is impacting a child's psychological development. Has parenting changed in the last 20 years or has our expectations? Listen in and buy her book, "PARENT POWER".
Punam V. Saxena holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Master’s in Education. Throughout her 30 years of experience between teaching and advocacy in her children’s schools, she implemented several procedures that have benefited the students and administrators within the school district.
Punam is a Parent Impact Coach, speaker, podcast host of edu-Me, and now a published author. Her work focuses on bridging the gap to fostering a stronger relationship between parents and schools by empowering parents to become partners in their child’s education.
She has been recognized as Volunteer of the Year at Harrison School for the Arts and has received a Key to the City both in Lakeland, Florida. She has been featured in the magazines Podcast Movement and Shoutout Atlanta and spoken at several mainstage events including the Passionistas Project’s I’m Speaking, Podcast Movement’s Virtual Summit, and International Parenting Summit.
Canadian children are eating 4 times the amount of sugar they should and so are adults. Are we eating the right foods? Are foods from the box good for us? Guess what I learned, sugar creates a food addiction cycle. How is extended phone use and binge watching affecting our diets? Is technology making us fat? In short, yes! Have a listen and when you learn what you really eating watch the weight come off. I lost 15 lbs in 4 months.
Clarissa talks about the statistics about how much sugar and processed food we are eating. What can we do to eliminate sugar intake and how can we help our athletes perform.
Clarissa has worked in the addiction and mental health fields for the past 12 years and enjoys a reputation as being a skillful clinician yet “down-to-earth” with common-sense solutions to problems that occur when clients are struggling with food addiction recovery issues.
Clarissa founded Reinvent Your Bliss Point (https://foodaddictionhelp.ca) in 2018 where she works with individuals based on a holistic approach to healing and maintaining recovery.
She has a passion for empowering and supporting individuals, coupled with her commitment to education and best practice, provides clients with a strong, supportive foundation to assist in navigating challenging times for them and loved ones.
She encourages and monitors each client’s progress by assisting them in establishing short-term and long-term goals towards achieving sustainable and rewarding recovery. Her empathetic regard for each individual’s unique challenges and strengths fuels her commitment to helping people on their path to healing from food and the behavioural and emotional health issues that are attached to that.
Clarissa hopes to bridge the gap between the Eating Disorder World and the Food Addiction as she struggled for over 19 years with eating disorder behaviour: anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and finally found recovery in abstinence from her drug foods as her solution.
She now has a freedom with real food that she never believed was possible. She works with others to help them find this freedom too. She hopes to create real change in the awareness of the disease of Food Addiction and is co-host along with Dr. Vera Tarman and Molly Painschab of the podcast Food Junkies: Recovery from Food Addiction which launched this year https://apple.co/2XQUTXn
Karen Wagnon, from Parenting By Design helps me to explain why kids behave the way they do and they we must seek the root to their issues. Karen has great tips for discipline and ideas.
"When you put your laundry away you can go to the school with your friends"
I speak to TIPS to prevent unwanted behaviour by keeping routines, talking but add specific TIPS to BALANCE SCREENS. Karen is a delight and she works parents on a daily basis.
Teach kids make sure they understand and then if they make mistakes, then discipline do not punishment.
Some PARENTS think, "I gave birth to you, you should be perfect to my design, you are my kid". These are your triggers parents.
I know I focus on older children but new research is suggesting that toddlers need more motor skills and socialization than 10 years ago. Meet Samantha and Olive, from "FEEDING OLIVE". Samantha started out in advertising, moved into yoga teaching and now is the Mama to Olive Her husband and her are raising Olive on a plant based diet. I see what they make and I can't wait to taste a few of the recipes.
This cute 'little bean' as my daughter calls little kids, can measure food, bake, cook, stack and arrange flowers and she isn't even two.
Learn why Samantha is raising Olive without screens. It is all about movement and talking..... The fundamentals of development.
My son met Olive and soon, we are all going to bake, I can't wait to see how this is going to work out. I will post the video it is pretty hilarious. BE Kind, Larissa
Marilyn Evans, from ParentsAware speaks to why it is important to educate our kids about healthy phone use and safety. Keeping a dialogue open for kids to come to us is vital to their psychological development and safety.
Let's talk about some ideas to approach this so kids understand the dangers and when they are stepping over the line.
Dr. Paulette Dale, is the author of, "Did You Say Something Susan?".
She is talking about her book and how it is educating parents to be assertive. Assertive parenting is not unhealthy parents. In fact, psychologists say that being assertive just keeps the balance of expectations and teaches us how to ask for things in a respectful manner. If we are kind about being assertive it is a life skill.
Her background as a Professor in Communications she felt she wanted to help women learn to say how they felt, be honest not be kind. I personally have felt, that I have struggled with this. I am direct and kind but many feel that is aggressive.
I enjoyed learning that I was on the right track. If my children see me being assertive and kind they will learn it from be and be a much confident adult....
This is a real conversation that all parents should hear.
Teens are more addicted to pornography now, than ever in our history. The reported 1-11 girls stated experiencing violence while dating in this past year and 1-14 boys said the same thing. What is happening? Why are they watching porn when they can have real intimacy? Why are teens spending more time on watching videos than out exploring and dating.
Should we be talking about sex earlier as 8 year olds are sexting and sending nude photos?
Michal Greenberg Cohen is a Sex Educator who talks with parents about when and how to start these convos. But here is the good news, the more we talk to our kids in a dialogue the more confident and prepared they will be when faced with these decisions. We are them to have healthy adult relationships and this is where it starts.
Are Participation Ribbons Enough to Keep Kids in Sports?
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Jens and I discuss a hot topic. Yes, ribbons can help many kids stay in sports but for how long? When kids are told just show up, you don't have to listen, you don't have to try, you don't have to learn anything, what is this teaching our kids? What are ribbons really doing for their motivation? I can remember being conflicted myself by them. So, if I don't try I get one and a trophy but I want to win. So do the kids that want to stay in the sport motivate them? What about the kids who are intrinsically motivated.?
We discuss where this goes... and when we have guests on we ask them about the ribbons...... you should hear their attempts at diplomatic answers.
What a remarkable story, when we agreed to the this podcast, I had no clue what Brady had endured. From being a abused as a boy, enduring horrible tryout stories and poor coaching treatment I was astounded that athletes endured these things. I know about hazing, rookie invitations but the tryout bull was abusive.
This episode is filled with what we need to change in all sports to make them better for our up and coming athletes.
Podcast with Media Savvy Moms- Marilyn Davis and I sit down to discuss how social media is impacting our children's body images. How do athletes misuse social media? How is SNAPCHAT hurting athletes after games.? These new methods in which children "talk and text" on are causing children to become anxious, depressed and suicidal. It is apparent that children need more mental skills, emotional development and many kids are not forming the bond of security of attachment which is directly harming their relationships and causing unwanted behaviour.
Here is a link...... https://parentsaware.info/index.php/2021/09/02/sport-vs-smartphone-confidence-self-esteem-and-body-image/ https://parentsaware.info https://parentsaware.info
I am speaking with an amazing high school teacher from, Ontario about the types of bullying she is seeing in the schools, how she sets strategies to reduce bullying in her classroom and is starts with expectations for her students. Bullying in person and online occurs more now than ever before. Our schools are at their capacities with mental health, combative behaviour, poor attendance and high late arrivals, but is it education changing its expectations of students or parents or both. Changes need to happen now not in a few years from now. The kids can't wait that long. Michele shares her insights and her fab method of connection in her classroom.
We chat about teen culture and why offering a nurturing environment always wins.
Teachers do their best in their schools but phones are making it increasingly difficult to connect with students or help them to connect or communicate with one another and focus on their number one job, their school work.
What are the signs of Bullying and Cyberbullying? Here is a great article about the signs and symptoms on Iparentgen.com
Are you educating your children about cyberbullying and bullying?
Thank you to all of the teachers who are going into battle with teens. It is becoming extremely challenging to teach students when they are not sleeping, constantly on a phone and not taught the mental skills they need to be SELF AWARE and confident.
Iparentgen.com will be hosting an Educational Conference that discusses how technology is impacting students academics, social behaviour and sports and mental health. "Is there too much Tech in Schools?"
Isaiah, is the COO of, Pinwheel PHONES is on the, "THE PARENT TALK" today to share a new gift to all parents that will help prevent mental health and early phone addiction.
Why are these phones better for kids than a Smart Phone? Pinwheels safety features are designed to help our children learn to use a phone slowly and over time. This gives adults a chance to teach them how to conduct themselves on a phone and how to balance them in their lives.
Introducing phones is a slippery slope especially with a Smartphone. There is a much greater chance of phone addiction, eating disorders, anxiety, depression linked to a smart phone as they have more accessibility to more right away. They see more videos, photos and use SnapChat. If kids use a Pinwheel instead, parents can set up the phone with their friends numbers so they know who they are talking to. Snapchat must be loaded on. There are also many more secure features designs and no apps. Having Text and Talk is safer. We discuss why parents want their kids to have a phone and the issues that surround this new venture. We discuss the many concerns about the right age to start on a phone and why no phone is still healthier for them until they have more cognitively and psychologically developed, SELF AWARENESS AND EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE IS. A MUST.
If your kids wish to buy a phone use the CODE: Iparentgen https://www.pinwheel.com
Isaiah McPeak, the COO and CO-Founder of PINWHEEL which I think is a blessing to all children and parents in the cellphone era an their mental health.
Master Yoda of building and scaling teams, product management, communication, and coaching
Has started six organizations, and designed and shipped multiple B2B and B2C products
An entrepreneur since the age of 19
A paint, music, dance, adventure, and road-trip lover and father of 2
“Let’s Welcome, Isaiah here today to talk about why buying a Pinwheel phone is a better option for children.
Dietition says, SCREENS are causing SUGAR CRAVINGS.
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What can we do, screens are revving up our kids fight or flight responses and in turn our cravings...???
Stefanie Rock not only serves good food because she such a delicious person herself. Her cute dimples won't fool you, she is a genius with food. Young athletes are trending towards high sugar foods that are easy to grab and energy drinks. These two trends are starting to cause detrimental affects to your athletes health. Stefanie also explains the history to the Keto diet which was created to help epileptic seizures and kids should no be on the diet. Their brain needs good high fibre whole foods and ditch the box foods. What a super chat Jens and I learned more about how are can change sports for kids.
Stefanie Rock, from "Rock Performance" in Chicago.
Stefanie is Certified Sports Nutritionist, Certified Youth Nutrition Specialist, Nationally Board Certified Massage Therapist, and Wellness Educator for the past 19-some years...
She focuses on your team and your athlete.
She helps kids crush their athletic goals- regardless if they're playing juniors, playing for fun, or anywhere in between.
Stefanie has a much bigger job, she wants to help fuel their body and brain for their work, their recovery, and their growth-not just for The Game, but for today and their future...
Sports schedules are crazy, Stefanie understands that tournament, travel and life means you might grab the wrong fuels, but she is here to show us how to fuel them for the “on the go” lifestyle.
SHe is right there with you with two teens- one playing AAA hockey and other loving college life. Strict plans don't work for our family- or probably any sports family.
Her “Rock Performance programs” she created will fit your lifestyle.
TRANSCRIPT:
"On a regular day a child should be consuming 6 grams of sugar a day and they are eating 25-30 grams… of sugar. We are seeing obesity increasing in kids and the participation rates dropping in sports. What can we do?" FIND OUT what is good for our little athletes to eat. GUESS WHAT? It is nothing from a box.
My son Harry, and his business, have been selected by ITEN, the Innovation Technology and Entrepreneurial Network in St. Louis to participate in the Eureka Experience, a 12-month virtual business accelerator alongside Lindenwood University. While it might seem awkward that a six-year-old in first grade would be participating in a college-level program, you need to know this is not your everyday lemonade stand.
In order to start a sustainable business, you need to be passionate about what you do and have a support system to help you navigate the perils of entrepreneurship. Otherwise, one swift blow from out of nowhere can easily take you out of the game. If you ask Harry about his passion. It’s Minecraft. YouTube. Teaching others. That’s when he is smiling the most. That’s all he thinks about. This is a recipe for a successful entrepreneur.
Schools do their best. I applaud the teachers who sacrifice hours behind the scenes and have to deal with unreasonable parents too. My Mom was a retired school teacher from Riverview Gardens and witnessed her stress first-hand. However, schools are unequipped today despite their best intentions. Each is using outdated systems, reinforcing outdated policies, and teaching outdated methods that are not meeting the students’ each own’s preferred learning style. Instead of focusing on the problem, I have chosen to provide Harry with a homeschooling opportunity of a lifetime by being his teacher, mentor, coach, and connector. This is where it continues and I’m excited to share the benefits of taking a homeschool approach regardless if your kids go to a public, private, or charter school.
10 Benefits of Homeschooling
You don’t own your homework until it’s part of your business.
Each drawing. Each writing journal. Each math assignment you have ever done in school might have reinforced a learning objective. However, your assignment has either been thrown away or buried a box somewhere you only see again until you move.
When you start a business as part of your homeschooling plan, you make each assignment a contribution to your business as simple as it may be. If Harry is six now, he will have complied 12 years of assignments together into one business by the time he graduates high school.
Instead of going to camp, he will be teaching camp.
Instead of obtaining certifications, he will be teaching his own
Are children with Learning Disabilities more vulnerable online?
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The absolutely adorable Dr. Mayava Clark has started an app and online school for kids to learn how to behave online and learn how protect themselves.
Phones for all children are exposing them to pedophiles, rude behaviour, pornography and images that are simply too complex for the level of psychological development. We go back to the same math problem, if parents are on their phones 4-5 hours a day and kids are on their phones or devices 4-8 hours a day, when are families bonding, talking teaching and playing?
That is 160hrs/month, 1800 hours/ year NOT learning the following:
Learning social skills
Learning self awareness or EI
Learning SELF TALk
Experiencing social situations
Exercising, playing and learning vital skills to be teachable, coachable, employable.
These skills are now more important than academic skills
Dr. Clark shares her story about her son and how she solved her concerns and what strategies she used to educate and protect her son. Here is her website: Www.Casenllc.com.https://casenllc.com What an amazing journey and story with an outstanding product and centre for kids she has started. ALL KIDS THANK YOU!!!
Raising Narcissistic Resistant Children in Selfish World.
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Chelsey Brooke Cole, psychotherapist, LPCC, Pathfinder Coach has narrowed her clinical focus to helping parents raise narcissist resistant children. More parents today are self motivated and are raising children but from a dangerous angle of narcissism.
We talk about how someone becomes a narcissist wow, mind blowing really. We discuss how to deflate them and how to work with them. It can be tiring and very difficult to be friends or coworkers with a narcissist.
We see more narcissistic children and parents in schools as teachers, in sports and at work, so how can we become resistant to them....??? Well, psychotherapist Chelsey Brooke Cole is here in the studio to talk about the definition of narcissism, how we can raise our kids to be resistant and aware of narcissists and narcissistic parents who are raising kids.... this is increasing as an dynamic in society all over the world.
Let's keep our children developing their mental skills with SELF TALK, Mantras, Resilience, Lessons of morals, learning EI and how to be leaders or kindness this helps them prevent mental health issues.
See our courses on Iparentgen.com website to combat mental health issues, toxic people and allow children to lead healthy, happy lives. https://iparentgen.com/courses/
Justin Payeur is a Canadian living in Silicon Valley. He is trying to help kids prevent phone addiction and keep them safe. If you have an android Phone, Boomerang is the BOMB parents. Filters and browser and safety controls galore. Learn all about the app, the details, the controls, the versatility and the habits it can form. Set Time limits, time to go to bed etc. Let's still remember the 10 TIPS for using screens, see Iparentgen.com for those. No tech in bedrooms, all tech has controls and limits. Kids under 6 are not permitted on phones.
Is the Boomerang app for your android right for your family?
I am still no pro phone for children, but if you are going to buy one always install a control app.
Parents who do the Mental Coaching have more Successful Athletes.
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https://www.mindsetbodybank.comRob Pallante has played hockey, coached hockey and been hockey. He grew up playing hockey, played AAA, Junior, NCAA D1, and ECHL. He coaches and is the owner of Mindsetbank. He believes that parents can be their children best supporter or worst enemy and reason for quitting.
Have listen to his 3 strategies to how parents can be their child's landing mat and best supporter, NOT COACH. Parents are the Mental Coaches here.
This is PART 1 with Ali Wilks, "2 Households Same Rules"
Ali Wilks MSc is a certified Successful Stepfamily Strategist and Couples Coach. Stepfamilies have to contend with extra stressors, deeper and more complex layers that just do not apply to first-time families. Driven by her own feelings of doubt and insecurity in her stepmom role, she discovered her passion to help became her purpose. She created the Successful Stepmom Retreats and Successful Stepcouple Retreats. She is also the owner and developer of The Soulful Stepmom where she shares her soulful insights, embraces her otherworldly gifts, and teaches about her heart earned lessons that came as a result of her stepmom struggles.
Ali offers transformational coaching programs to stepmoms to release resentment to find peace and empowerment. She also coaches stepcouples to become an usntoppable team because she believes stepfamily stress can be turned into stepfamily success. She’s been featured Divorce Magazine, YourTango, StepMom Magazine, and on Stepparent Magazine as their Wellness Editor. She is a recent add to International Bestselling Authors list for her contribution to the Book BluTalks Series 2.
Separated Families Need to Both Work towards Same Screen Rules with Ali Wilks.
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Ali Wilks MSc is a certified Successful Stepfamily Strategist and Couples Coach. Stepfamilies have to contend with extra stressors, deeper and more complex layers that just do not apply to first-time families. Driven by her own feelings of doubt and insecurity in her stepmom role, she discovered her passion to help became her purpose. She created the Successful Stepmom Retreats and Successful Stepcouple Retreats. She is also the owner and developer of The Soulful Stepmom where she shares her soulful insights, embraces her otherworldly gifts, and teaches about her heart earned lessons that came as a result of her stepmom struggles.
Ali offers transformational coaching programs to stepmoms to release resentment to find peace and empowerment. She also coaches stepcouples to become an usntoppable team because she believes stepfamily stress can be turned into stepfamily success. She’s been featured Divorce Magazine, YourTango, StepMom Magazine, and on Stepparent Magazine as their Wellness Editor. She is a recent add to International Bestselling Authors list for her contribution to the Book BluTalks Series 2.
Team Work in both Households is the way to prevent Mental Health and to build children's confidence and security during a changing time.
Gaming Addiction is the second concern to parents to coming me with concerns and I wanted to learn more about it. I found Elaine Ukoski, Gaming Addiction Specialist, Author, Speaker, Coach, and my kindred spirit on the Gaming side.
Child Exploitation Educator, Rosie Cataldo. KNOW THE FACTS
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It is Human Trafficking Awareness Month and we need it. It is open season on children if they have a phone that is not monitored with a control app installed on. Children increase their exposure to predators by having access to social media. Educating children about Social MEDIA PROTECTION is crucial for their whole lives.
Rosie Cataldo is from Minneapolis, she shares her stories andhttps://www.victorpacini.com/spotlight-rosie-cataldos-mission/ educational expertise on Child Exploitation and Human Trafficking. Children are more vulnerable today than every before...... because of the simple math. They are on their phones at younger ages and for longer amounts of a time, it is increases their chances to being approached.
Kids are now online without parents knowing what they are doing or saying. Snapchat being one o the hottest criminal spots today. If you want to buy drugs, it is there, if you want a hook up, it is there, if you want prey on kids it is there, if you want to traffic kids you can. School administrators and teachers are spending more time with Snapchat and cyberbullying issues than teaching they say. Even Child Exploitation issues are happening on school property. Is it time to revisit the safety and habits our children are allowed on School property.
Child Exploitation INFO, "The Glass Between Us" by JASON & LISA FROST
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Jason and Lisa Frost are quite impressive human beings for their age. They recently co-authored the book, “The Glass Between Us, Empowering Youth to Combat Digital Exploitation, A Value-Based Guide for Screen-Driven Challenges.”
We discuss the growing concerns of Child Exploitation and Digital Exploitation and Human Trafficking.
Lisa offered, "It has been incredible to see how congressmen from both sides of the aisle, therapists, parents, internet safety experts ( like Donna Rice Hughes), academic scholars ( Warren Binford) and anti-porn activists (Gary Wilson) have rallied around us and endorsed our work."
At the beginning of this year, we launched our 501 c(3) nonprofit, Wired Human, wiredhuman.org. You will also find a number of podcasts we have done on the website.
We have made it our mission to equip youth to be the first line of defense against digital exploitation and support parents, teachers and community leaders with the tools to mentor this upcoming generation through digital challenges. This upcoming year, we will be a little more focused on advocacy and policy changing initiatives.
This is an interview theyhttps://www.wiredhuman.org did with NCOSE we did a while back, if you would like to find out more about us:
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