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Parenting and Personalities

Parenting and Personalities

著者: Kate Mason Stories and Strategies
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One thing about being a parent – there’s no shortage of personalities to be surrounded by. Our kids, our partners, our family, our friends. They keep us laughing, growing, loving, and crying. If only they understood us. Like the musician Van Morrison once sang “When people understand what I mean, mama said there will be days like this.” Adelaide Australia’s Kate Mason is an author, wife, and mother who has spent her career studying personality and relationships. In this podcast she looks at why relationships work, and why some don't. She also looks at how our personalities impact our relationships and examines what compels our children, husbands, wives and others to behave the way they do. This podcast is designed to help you understand those you love. A half hour listening on your own, will connect you with the ones you care about the most.

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  • How to Really Listen When Your Child Is Struggling
    2026/10/13

    What if the child who says "I'm not coping" has actually been coping all along, and just needs someone to notice?

    Kate Mason is joined by Dr Helen Stallman, a clinical psychologist, award-winning researcher, and mother.

    Helen also created Care Collaborate Connect, a simple psychological first aid framework. She shares why our instinct to fix problems can shut down the very conversations our kids need, how naming emotions accurately gives children real power over them, and why everyone, no matter how overwhelmed, is coping.

    Together they explore how to talk with children about big feelings, and even suicide, without fear.

    This is a warm, practical roadmap for understanding your child, strengthening family relationships, and becoming the calm, caring person your child will want to talk to when it matters most.


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    Guest Helen Stallman, Clinical psychologist | Founder Care Collaborate Connect
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    45 分
  • How to Help Your Anxious Child Without Rescuing Them
    2026/10/06

    What if helping your anxious child avoid something today is quietly making it harder for them tomorrow?

    Kate Mason sits down with Professor Vanessa Cobham, a clinical psychologist, University of Queensland professor, and one of the minds behind Fearless Triple P, a free program for parents of anxious children.

    Drawing on years of research and clinical work in Brisbane's public Child and Youth Mental Health Service, Vanessa reframes anxiety as a normal, useful part of being human and explains how the anxiety avoidance trap keeps fear alive.

    Together, Kate and Vanessa explore why understanding your child's anxiety matters more than removing it, how "fear ladders" turn overwhelming challenges into manageable steps, and the one simple question every parent can ask.

    You'll leave with practical, hopeful parenting tools to help your child discover they can cope.

    Listen for:

    05:55 Does childhood anxiety come from genetics, temperament, or stressful experiences?

    12:15 What is the anxiety avoidance trap and why do parents fall in?

    13:21 What should parents do when their anxious child begs to skip a sleepover?

    19:20 What is a fear ladder and how does Vanessa Cobham use one?

    21:04 Is your child's anxiety a real warning or a faulty smoke alarm?

    Guest Vanessa Cobham, PhD Clin Psych | Professor in Clinical Psychology, The University of Queensland

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    29 分
  • How to Become the Dad You Never Had a Roadmap For
    2026/09/29

    What if feeling lost as a dad wasn't a sign of failure, but the first step toward becoming the father you truly want to be?

    Kate Mason is joined by Jeff Hittner, leadership expert, executive coach, founder of Ambitious Dads, and devoted father of two boys.

    After learning he could not become a biological father, Jeff discovered that changing his mindset about fatherhood meant we can change our minds about anything.

    Today, he has interviewed more than 200 dads and uncovered six "dad gaps" that leave modern fathers without a roadmap.

    Kate and Jeff explore shame, emotional regulation, co-parenting, and why fatherhood may be the best leadership lab there is.

    This empowering conversation offers insight and practical hope for every parent seeking a deeper understanding of the dads in their family, and themselves.

    Listen for:

    4:11 How did infertility reshape what fatherhood means for Jeff Hittner?

    7:47 What are the six dad gaps holding modern fathers back?

    17:26 Why do so many dads feel shame about their parenting?

    22:55 How can the hard moments of fatherhood make you a better leader?

    34:46 Is there really such a thing as a naturally good dad?

    Guest Jeff Hittner

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    38 分
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