CATCH, Community Action Together for Children's Health
40 episodes
1 month ago
As the school year settles in, so do the big feelings our kids carry with them. In this episode, Amy O. sits down with our podcast producer, Anne Neumann, to share real-life parenting stories and strategies for noticing what our kids need. From giving them space to express emotions, to balancing structured activities with free time. Walk away with one powerful takeaway you can start practicing today: simply noticing. SHOW NOTES: CATCH Parent Support Network (Parents Connect) Ross Greene...
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As the school year settles in, so do the big feelings our kids carry with them. In this episode, Amy O. sits down with our podcast producer, Anne Neumann, to share real-life parenting stories and strategies for noticing what our kids need. From giving them space to express emotions, to balancing structured activities with free time. Walk away with one powerful takeaway you can start practicing today: simply noticing. SHOW NOTES: CATCH Parent Support Network (Parents Connect) Ross Greene...
Food Fight: A Middle Schooler's Fight for Self-Acceptance
Parenting the Mental Health Generation
25 minutes
2 years ago
Food Fight: A Middle Schooler's Fight for Self-Acceptance
" You know, once you become an expert in being yourself, navigating the world gets a whole lot easier." Olivia, from Food Fight Did you know some picky eating is considered an eating disorder? Extreme cases are now diagnosed as ARFID, Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder. Local author and social worker Linda B. Davis is releasing the book, Food Fight, to help readers better understand this mental illness through the eyes of a middle schooler. In the final...
Parenting the Mental Health Generation
As the school year settles in, so do the big feelings our kids carry with them. In this episode, Amy O. sits down with our podcast producer, Anne Neumann, to share real-life parenting stories and strategies for noticing what our kids need. From giving them space to express emotions, to balancing structured activities with free time. Walk away with one powerful takeaway you can start practicing today: simply noticing. SHOW NOTES: CATCH Parent Support Network (Parents Connect) Ross Greene...
