HeyJaredPost Traumatic Parenting
“How can I give my kids a normal childhood, when mine was anything but?” Post-Traumatic Parenting is the podcast for anyone who has ever asked themselves that question.
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What Your Partner Wishes You Understood About Their Emotions with Eli Weinstein, LCSW (opens the original)
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Why do so many couples feel like they’re talking but not actually understanding each other? In this episode, I sit down with therapist, author, and podcast host Eli Weinstein, LCSW (aka The Dude Therapist) to talk about the missing pieces in modern relationships; especially when it comes to emotional communication and understanding. Eli shares what inspired his new book From I Do to We Do , including his own struggles with writing, ADHD, and the deeper motivation behind wanting to bring a strong
When Your Child’s Diagnosis Changes Everything with Jodi Michelle Cutler (opens the original)
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What happens when the life you imagined for your child suddenly changes? In this deeply moving episode, I speak with author and advocate Jodi Michele Cutler to explore her journey into post-traumatic parenting after her son was diagnosed with profound hearing loss at just 11 months old. What began as a dream, moving to Italy with her newborn and starting a new chapter, quickly shifted into a moment that would change everything. Jodi shares the emotional impact of receiving her son’s diagnosis in
The Power of Family Culture in Shaping Identity and Resilience with Nancy Shapiro Rapport (opens the original)
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What if the way your family functions wasn’t something you had to figure out as you go… but something you could actually design? In this episode, I sit down with Nancy Shapiro Rapport, co-founder of Our Family Culture, to explore what it really means to parent with intention and how to create a family culture that reflects your deepest values. Because the truth is, every family has a culture but most of us are living in one by default, not by design. For post-traumatic parents, this can feel esp
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