What do you do when your child melts down over a sock seam? Or can’t sit through a story, much less a school day? In this episode, we chat with the amazing Lisa Chan (@lisaparentcoach), a pediatric occupational therapist and parent coach, who specializes in helping families support neurodivergent kids struggling with sensory processing, executive function, and emotional regulation. Lisa shares the tools, mindsets, and magic moments that help kids feel safe in their bodies, manage big feelings, and build the skills they need to thrive at home and school. Whether your child is constantly on the move or emotionally stuck, this conversation is packed with real talk and real strategies.

You can learn more about Lisa Chan at https://www.thelisachan.com/.

Plus, I’m joined by my daughter Rosie, who has a diagnosis of dyslexia, to share her own insights on what helped her overcome challenges and grow into a confident learner. Her firsthand experience offers an inspiring perspective for families navigating similar journeys.

Tune in for an insightful conversation filled with expert guidance, real life experiences from a student with a language based learning disability, actionable strategies, and a hopeful vision for all learners.

In this episode, Alana chats with Dr. Noah Hichenberg about his new book and how we can build reciprocal, trusting relationships with toddlers. Noah challenges the traditional adult-child dynamic, emphasizing collaboration over control and the power of being an ally in a child’s world. They explore how small shifts—saying “yes” instead of “no” and truly listening—can foster connection, trust, and social growth. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or caregiver, this episode offers practical strategies to deepen your relationship with young children.

January is the perfect time to refresh your family’s routines! Whether you’re returning from vacation or reflecting on habits that didn’t quite stick, this episode is here to help. Join host Alana Rifkin Gelnick and social worker Yael Shayne as they explore the benefits of routines for young children, and offer practical strategies for committing to new habits or recommitting to the ones that have fallen by the wayside. From morning madness to bedtime battles, you’ll gain tools and insights to create routines that bring more ease and connection to your family’s daily life.

Today’s podcast features the dynamic Dr. Sarah Roer. Together, we shed preconceived notions dictating holiday expectations and celebrations in favor of prioritizing physical presence and a recommitment to our core values. Through this new lens we hope to reframe the holiday experiences.

The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts, by Gary Chapman

The 5 Principles of Parenting: Your Essential Guide to Raising Good Humans, by Dr. Aliza Pressman

Siblings Without Rivalry: How to Help Your Children Live Together So You Can Live Too, by Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish

Raising Good Humans Podcast with Dr. Aliza Pressman

Chalympics (Chanukah Olympics) on Danielle Renov's @peaslovencarrots Instagram

Dr. Jennifer Allen joins Stream of Dreamearly to unpack the essentials of Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) and how its strategies can transform relationships. Learn simple, effective tools to build connection and support positive behavior with kids at home and in the classroom.

In this episode, Corey Costella, a gifted BCBA, shares strategies to extinguish behaviors that aren’t working for your child or family. Learn how to set family goals that guide supportive practices in your home, fostering a more balanced family environment.

Visit Corey's website at https://progressive behavior support pllc.com/about-corey.