HeyJaredEnlightening Motherhood
As a mom, raising a child with big emotions can be overwhelming, frustrating, and stressful. The Enlightening Motherhood Podcast, hosted by two friends who are currently in the thick of raising kids with big feelings (Emily Hamblin and Ashley Schultz) offers a compassionate…
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When Your Kid Resists Emotional Regulation (opens the original)
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Does your neurodivergent child push back every time you try to help with big emotions? You’ve probably tried therapy, books, rewards, sticker charts, bribery, and maybe even bigger rewards…but somehow, you still end up in a power struggle. What if they just need a different approach? In this episode, Emily explains why typical control-based approaches can create more resistance, and what you can try instead. What you need to know is that nothing you’ve tried has been wasted. You’re learning what
How to Find More Good in the World (Even When Life Feels Hard) (opens the original)
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Grab your FREE ticket to the Raising Emotionally Healthy Neurodivergent Families Summit September 1-4, 2006 💛 https://www.emotionallyhealthyfamilies.com Have you ever been surprised by a small act of kindness that meant more to you than you expected? When life feels stressful or frustrating, it can be easy to fixate on everything going wrong in our lives. But there is still a lot of goodness in the world. Sometimes, we just need to train our brains to look for it. In this episode, Emily shares a
Starting a New School with a Neurodivergent Child (Our Real Story) (opens the original)
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Back to school is full of excitement and nerves. And when routines change, so does the predictability our kids depend on. In this episode, Emily shares her own family's transition as her youngest three children began a new school. She walks through what helped, what didn't, and the setback that's still unfolding in real time. What you'll take away: A simple first step to stop your own anxiety spiral before it starts Why getting outside help to process your concerns changes everything A collabora
When Your Partner Isn't on the Same Parenting Page (For Neurodivergent Families) (opens the original)
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Have you ever felt frustrated because your partner parents differently than you do? When you have a husband, wife, or partner who’s making different parenting choices than you do, it can be incredibly challenging. That is, until you have a healthy perspective. What you'll take away: Why it's easy to feel like your partner is on the "other team." How to work together, even when you don't agree. Why one parent can still make a huge difference. How staying calm helps your child feel safe and learn
How I Broke Generations of Emotional Dysregulation (My Real Story) (opens the original)
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Do you ever catch yourself thinking, "If my child could just [insert the daily task that often ends in a meltdown], I'd feel like I won the lottery"? It can feel silly to celebrate those moments when they finally happen, but they're actually signs of something much bigger. In this episode, Emily gets real and shares part of her own story growing up in a home with emotional chaos. She promised herself that when she was a mom, her family would be different. (Sound familiar?) Then one day, she was
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