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Bridge the Gap Podcast - Child mental Health
Jennifer Wyman
15 episodes
4 days ago
Welcome to the Bridge the Gap Podcast, real conversations about children’s emotions, mental health, behaviour and development, without the jargon or judgement. We talk openly about what’s going on for children and for the adults around them - from anxiety and anger to friendships, boundaries and belonging. We blend lived experience with professional, emotional literacy and evidence-informed practice, to help you feel more confident supporting the children in your world.
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Welcome to the Bridge the Gap Podcast, real conversations about children’s emotions, mental health, behaviour and development, without the jargon or judgement. We talk openly about what’s going on for children and for the adults around them - from anxiety and anger to friendships, boundaries and belonging. We blend lived experience with professional, emotional literacy and evidence-informed practice, to help you feel more confident supporting the children in your world.
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Mental Health
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Connecting with our Teens - Child Mental Health - Bridge the Gap Podcast - Season 4 Episode 2
Bridge the Gap Podcast - Child mental Health
21 minutes 44 seconds
1 week ago
Connecting with our Teens - Child Mental Health - Bridge the Gap Podcast - Season 4 Episode 2

Connecting With Our Teens (Even When They Feel Like Strangers Overnight)In this episode we talk honestly about the emotional shift that happens when our children hit those in-between years, from year 7 in secondary school, sudden changes in identity, friendships, attitude, and how hard it can be for parents to let go of the version of them we knew while learning who they are becoming.We explore:What makes connection feel harder in the early teen yearsThe grief and wobble parents sometimes feel when our child changesSimple, doable ways to “show up” even when they push us away“The Power of Ten”, small daily moments that build trust over timeSafe, respectful touches and why they still matter even for big kidsOur own lived experiences as parents, the mistakes, the surprises, and the winsIt’s a gentle, real-life conversation about staying connected while giving them space to grow and giving ourselves compassion as we adapt with them.PODCAST WITH JENNIFER WYMAN AND NIKKI WEBSTER directors of Bridge the Gap Child Mental Health C.I.C.Join us to discuss all things mental health, parenting & supporting children.

Welcome to the Bridge the Gap Podcast, real conversations about children’s emotions, behaviour and development, without the jargon or judgement. We talk openly about what’s going on for children and for the adults around them, from anxiety and anger to friendships, boundaries and belonging.

We blend lived experience with professional, emotional literacy and evidence-informed practice, to help you feel more confident supporting the children in your world.You can access exclusive content and information from us at Bridge the Gap through our website and digital offering.https://www.jwbridgethegap.com/https://bridgethegap-onlinecourses.th...⁠#childanger #childmentalhealth #parentingpodcasts #parentingteens #childanxiety

Bridge the Gap Podcast - Child mental Health
Welcome to the Bridge the Gap Podcast, real conversations about children’s emotions, mental health, behaviour and development, without the jargon or judgement. We talk openly about what’s going on for children and for the adults around them - from anxiety and anger to friendships, boundaries and belonging. We blend lived experience with professional, emotional literacy and evidence-informed practice, to help you feel more confident supporting the children in your world.