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問題行動への適切な対応がわかる本学校内暴力、家庭内暴力、非行・少年犯罪、不登校、そして（ネットなどの）依存。いま、教育者や親がもっとも手を焼いている思春期の問題行動が、この５つだ。本書では、養育困難な子どもたちと暮らし、社会へと自立させてきた日本でただひとりの「治療的里親」である著者が、上記５つの問題行動別に具体的な対応を紹介。

総合診療科医でメンタルヘルス・プラクティショナーの野田徳子が、脳神経科学、内的家族システム（IFS）、ポリヴェーガル理論、コーチングなどを活用し、子育てに悩む親御さんをサポートします。親御さんが自分を優しく理解することが、効果的な子育てにつながります。そして「世代を超えて続く、効果的でない子育ての悪循環」を、終わらせましょう。そして、未来の世界のメンタルヘルスを改善しましょう。

Join clinical psychologist and mom of three Dr. Becky Kennedy on her weekly podcast, as she takes on tough parenting questions and delivers actionable guidance—all in short episodes, because we know time is hard to find as a parent. Her breakthrough approach has enabled thousands of people to get more comfortable in discomfort, make repairs after mistakes, and always see the good inside. You'll gain the tools to embody your authority while developing a stronger parent-child connection, helping you become the parent you want to be and helping your child develop the skills necessary for life ...

三級先生による教員目線での教育語り。配信目的はタイトルのとおり。 全国的な教育をとりまく動向やニュースについて日々思うことを語っていく番組。 深刻な教員不足。毎年注目される教員採用試験の倍率。難航を極める働き方改革。 増え続ける教育ミッション。一部の保護者や地域の方々の過剰な要求。 時間と内容の割に合わない給与。ストレスがストレスを生み、傷つけ合う同僚。 相次ぐ教員の不祥事のニュース。こんなことまで...

この本は、日本がなんだか辛いな、苦しいなと思っている方のための本です。野本さんはマレーシアに家族で移住して10年。

「学校は行くべき」「ご飯は残さず食べるべき」「ちゃんとした子に育てないと」。 それ、本当にあなたの考えですか？もしかしたら、あなた自身を、そして子どもを縛りつけている「のろい」かもしれません。 この番組は、不登校や発達障害の子どもを持つ親御さんたちが、心の中にある「～すべき」というのろいを一つずつ解いていくポッドキャストです。完璧な子育てを目指すのをやめて、もっと肩の力を抜いて、子どもとの日々を笑顔...

育児の悩みが消えた!肩の力が抜けた!感謝の声が続々。小児科医36年間の経験に基づく、納得の子育て論ついに登場!持って生まれた才能は、いつか必ず花開く。どの子どもも、親から受け継いだ素晴らしい素質を持っています。親がすべきことは、その才能が花開くのを温かく見守ることだけです。

尾木ママ絶賛！　話題の中学校長、初の著書。運営方針は目の前の子どもたちに合わせて決める。だからこの中学校では校則も定期テストもなくした。

「塾に頼らず勉強できるようにする！」を本気で実践している塾講師が日常で起きる出来事を「ゆるーく」話します。その「ゆるーい」話が何かのきっかけになればと思っています。 Apple Podcast ↑iPhoneユーザーはこちら Spotify Podcast ↑Spotifyユーザーはこちら Google Podcast ↑Androidユーザーはこちら Amazon Podcast ↑Amazon Musicユーザーはこちら ※解決できるか分かりませんが（笑）教育について相談したいこと、聞いて欲しいこと、日常生活や世の中に...

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We're afraid to talk about it - that feeling we all get when we need to do something as simple as cleaning the kitchen or sending an email and we just... can't. It's not because we don't want to, it's because we feel paralyzed. We're not aimless. We're not lazy. Our brains are working against us!...

In der Schwangerschaft verändert sich nicht nur der Körper – auch das Gehirn wird tiefgreifend umgebaut. Was du fühlst und denkst, ist kein Zufall, sondern Ausdruck eines neuropsychologischen Wandels: das Mom Brain. Das klingt nach Vergesslichkeit, ist aber ein evolutionäres Upgrade mit Fähigkeiten wie mehr Empathie und ungeahnter Resilienz. Alina Grandt zeigt, was im Gehirn werdender und junger Mütter wirklich passiert. Wissenschaftlich fundiert und verständlich erklärt, geht es darum, was Mütter bewegt: Identitätsfragen, emotionale Ambivalenzen, Bindungsmuster.

Librivox’s Children's Fiction Poscast is a collection of hundreds and hundreds short works for children (including single parts and chapters) in the public domain read by a variety of LibriVox members.

In our times, the overarching goal of parenting is: How do we raise children who can confidently chart their own path? This book invites parents to rethink traditional expectations and discover the aesthetics within each child's individuality. When we learn to see our children from the right vantage point, we stop trying to mold them into someone else's idea and start celebrating who they already are. Every child carries a rhythm that is uniquely theirs. Your job isn't to compose their song... but to help them hear it. This book may just help you raise a rockstar.

You're not tired because you're doing something wrong. You're tired because your mind hasn't had a chance to stop. If you end your days feeling mentally overloaded, overstimulated, and unable to switch off — this is for you.

Imagine being in your twenties, early in your married life: you're in a hospital, out comes a baby, your child. As you hold your son, he looks at you with eyes that say "what do we do now?" And you think to yourself, "I have no idea. But I know I need to find out."For many of us men, this is our experience of becoming a father — we feel inadequate and overwhelmed. The Good News is God wants to rescue fatherhood.

You can feel it before you can explain it. The quiet after school that lasts a little too long. The “I’m fine” that doesn’t sound fine. The door that closes more often than it used to. Something is off. And as a parent, you know it. How to Help Your Child When Something Feels Off is a practical, reassuring guide for parents navigating those uncertain moments when a child seems different, distant, or hard to reach.

You’re not fighting because you don’t love each other. You’re fighting because you’re speaking two different neurological languages. In an ADHD relationship, communication doesn’t break down all at once. It erodes slowly through missed signals, emotional overload, and conversations that never quite land. One partner feels unheard. The other feels constantly criticized. And both walk away thinking: “Why does this keep happening?” This book gives you the answer and a way out.

This is the Roadmap to Rare. Hosted by OCNDS parent Eric Finn, this podcast explores the reality of the rare-disease journey—sharing hope through real stories, real challenges, and research. This is our rare disease roadmap.Every rare disease journey is different, but no family should have to navigate it alone.On Roadmap to Rare, Eric sits down with parents, advocates, clinicians, researchers, and leaders in the rare disease community to talk about what the path really looks like—from diagnosis to advocacy, research breakthroughs, and everything in between.Together, these conversations ...

better grades with less stress on the path to the perfect college

What if the greatest gift you could give your family was clarity? You have spent decades building a life filled with memories, keepsakes, responsibilities, and good intentions. Now comes the part no one really teaches you: how to lighten what you own, organize what matters, and prepare for the future without overwhelm.

What if the rejection that shaped your past could become the foundation for your healing and purpose? Written Off: Navigating Rejection and Faith in the Search for Love, Family, and Belonging (The Approved in Christ Series Book 1) by Lisa N. Phillips, powerfully narrated by Catherine Divaris and Ron Garner, and produced and published by Audiobook Publishing Services, is a deeply moving Christian memoir audiobook about overcoming rejection, healing emotional wounds, and rediscovering identity through faith. Growing up longing for her mother’s love, Lisa N.

Life is messy, parenting is wild and mindfulness isn't what you think. That’s why Diary of a Mindful Dad is not your average ‘baby book’: it is an adventure. If you're about to become a parent, or already in the midst of it, you don't want a textbook. Real life gives no time for techniques or formulas. Instead, this book tells it as it is. See what happens when someone who has spent 20 years practising and teaching mindfulness meets the supreme agent of chaos: their own child.

¿Llevas meses preguntándote si el problema eres tú?¿Te despiertas cada mañana con angustia, preguntándote cómo sobrevivir al humor de tu pareja? ¿Has llegado a dudar de tu propia memoria, tus percepciones, tu valor como persona? No estás exagerando. No eres demasiado sensible. Y definitivamente no eres el problema. Lo que estás viviendo tiene un nombre. Y este audiolibro te da la claridad y las herramientas para entenderlo, enfrentarlo y superarlo.

During the six months of caring for her husband through cancer treatment the main character Meredith finds herself living in two worlds at once—the uncertainty of the present and the pull of the past. During the long months of caregiving each stage of illness becomes intertwined with memories of her younger self, her immigrant survivor grandparents, her own survivorship, and the unspoken family losses and secrets that shaped her earliest understanding of love, grief and resilience.

This is an audiobook about the type of people who survive through destroying other people. According to the author, we all do our best to make our way through life, and we are all forced to make sense of our own lives. In that respect, there is only one type of human being. You see, none of us really knows why we were born, and the people who have raised us, such as parents and teachers, are equally oblivious.

What would you do if one day you couldn’t get up off the toilet alone? Is getting dressed, climbing stairs, or standing up from a chair starting to feel harder than it should? Did you watch your parents go from vibrant to dependent–and wonder if you’re next? Are you slowly slipping into the same decline you swore you’d never repeat? What if today is the strongest you’ll ever be–unless you choose to change something? Holly Kouvo wants to help you avoid being dependent on others and stay active and functional longer in your life.

In Words Not Required, Don P. Martone offers a powerful literary memoir honoring a father whose legacy was built not through speeches or accolades, but through quiet strength, sacrifice, and unwavering duty.

Was passiert, wenn Frauen ehrlich erzählen – ohne Filter, ohne Zurückhalten?Echte Geschichten von Frauen über Muttersein, Beziehungen, Gleichberechtigung. Sina & Alina fühlen mit, lachen, hinterfragen und zerlegen jede Story so, wie man’s sonst nur mit den engsten Freundinnen macht. Roh, persönlich und mit einer Prise Humor. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sina-g1337/Email: sina.ganster@gmail.com

Stars in Their Eyes PodcastHosted by Karla Coleman What really happens behind the scenes in the modeling and talent industry? On Stars in Their Eyes, industry expert and talent manager Karla Coleman pulls back the curtain on a world that is often misunderstood, oversold, and filled with both opportunity—and risk. This podcast is for parents, aspiring models, actors, and anyone navigating the entertainment industry for the first time. Each episode delivers real-world guidance on how to build a legitimate path, avoid costly scams, protect young talent, and make smart, informed decisions in an ...

Co-Parenting Champions is hosted by Dr. Celeste Simmons, forensic psychologist, expert witness, and strategic partner for family law issues. This is the space where parents learn to shift their approach, build the life they actually want, and show up for their kids, regardless of what the other parent does. Every episode gives you one new way to think about your situation before you decide what to do next. Short, practical episodes built for real co-parenting life. No fluff. No endless task lists. Just clear strategies you can actually use. And if you’re not a co-parent, these strategies can...

Fostering Hope with Jen Lilley is a powerful, conversation-driven podcast that shines a light on the realities of foster care and adoption—while inspiring listeners to be part of the solution. Hosted by actress, foster and adoptive mom, and advocate Jen Lilley, each episode features candid conversations with some of the most influential voices in foster care—from former foster youth and social workers to nonprofit leaders and everyday heroes. Whether you’re considering fostering or simply want to help, this podcast will inform, equip, and encourage you with real stories and honest ...

Join host Maverick "Mav" Ryder as he explores transformative guidance through conversations on mentorship, parenting, and leadership. Discover why the best guides ask powerful questions, provide steady presence, and help others find their own path. For more content like this, visit QuietPlease.ai

What happens when the life you imagined disappears overnight? Confronted is an eight-episode narrative podcast that begins with the stillbirth of Matt Earle and Lauren’s daughter, Mackenzie, and follows the 18 months that come after - using real recordings captured in the moment. Blending past and present, Matt and his best friend Josh revisit past relationships, therapy, travel, and the turning points that shaped that time - including the strange moments where you somehow find yourself laughing when you feel like you shouldn’t. Told from a male perspective, Confronted explores how people ...

Bad Ass Mother Friends w/ JAX

Los padres cristianos enfrentan una tarea abrumadora: ayudar a sus hijos a amar y seguir a Jesús en un mundo que no lo hace. Pero con las herramientas, perspectivas y prácticas adecuadas, disipular a la próxima generación puede convertirse en una aventura creativa, alegre y fortalecedora de la fe. Únete a Sarah Cowan Johnson, autora galardonada de Enseñen bien a sus hijos, mientras ella y sus invitados examinan cómo la historia bíblica ofrece sabiduría y buenas noticias para el padre del siglo XXI.Aviso legal: Este pódcast ha sido traducido al español impleando inteligencia ...

Can I Have Another Snack? podcast is an exploration of appetite, identity, and bodies. We talk about how we feed ourselves and our kids (in all senses of the word!), and the ingredients we need to survive in diet culture. We’re sitting with the questions: who or what are we nurturing? And who or what is nurturing us? Hosted by Laura Thomas - anti-diet nutritionist and author of the Can I Have Another Snack? newsletter. canihaveanothersnack.com

Welcome to the Before Baby Podcast.My name is Lilli. I’m a hypnotherapist by day, and currently in my own “before baby” season of life. Over on TikTok, I’ve been sharing some of the emotional work I’m doing before my husband and I start trying for a baby.Through my work as a hypnotherapist, I’ve seen how deeply our early experiences shape us. It made me curious about the parts of myself I might want to understand a little better before stepping into motherhood.This podcast isn’t about becoming perfect, and it’s definitely not about getting everything right. Every parent ...

Parent Talk is brought to you by the Suzuki Association of Utah as a member benefit for parents and families in our community, but all are welcome! Here we share ideas and offer encouragement to help support our wonderful families. We hope this podcast will help us fulfill our mission of promoting quality education by following Dr. Shinichi Suzuki's philosophy of talent education. Thank you for listening in!

ABA From Love is a podcast that explores Applied Behavior Analysis through a compassionate, relationship-centered lens, emphasizing dignity, respect, and meaningful connection. It highlights how behavior science can be practiced with empathy and humanity to better support individuals and families.

👟 Desde Nuestros Zapatos Tres mamás, tres países, un diagnóstico. Bienvenidos a Desde Nuestros Zapatos. Desde Perú, Panamá y Colombia compartimos nuestras experiencias criando hijos con un desarrollo distinto. Este es un podcast y espacio de conversación donde compartimos historias reales sobre maternidad, discapacidad, inclusión y vida familiar.Aquí hablamos desde la experiencia de madres que están criando hijos con diferentes condiciones y discapacidades, enfrentando retos reales y aprendiendo cada día a construir un futuro lleno de posibilidades.A través de entrevistas con ...

Sip and Stim is a podcast for parents raising children with autism who want honest conversations, practical support, and a reminder that they are not alone. Hosted by Toni, an experienced autism leader, and Kate, a mom raising two children on different ends of the spectrum, each episode blends trusted guidance with real-life experience. From diagnosis and daily routines to relationships, overwhelm, and small wins, Sip and Stim is here to help you take it one day at a time.

A podcast from Riverview Baptist Church, firstly for our people. The elders of RBC dive into how we flesh-out the application of God's Word in our daily lives. Topics include authority, biblical masculinity and femininity, roles in the home/community/church, family worship, and much more. Host: Nathan Bechtold Co-Hosts: Michael Beene, Ryan Anderson Producer: Ethen DeMarce Logo: Rebekah Wright

Magic of Moms is mother-daughter duo; Faith Argall and Kelly Ross breaking down the whirlwind adventures of motherhood, marriage, sexuality, gossip, and life overall. Kelly became a mother at 33 years old, considered a “gariatric pregnancy”, and has been a grandmother for the last 5 years. Faith became a mother at 19 years old, considered a “teen pregnancy”, and is now a mother of two to five year old- Muffin, and 1 year old- Squish. Together these mystical mothers will chat about they’re struggles and strides with mothering, daughter-ing, and spill their motherf-ing tea. All on ...