Ever ask “How was your day?” and get “fine”? We dig into why that question stalls and what to ask instead to unlock real stories, richer details, and genuine confidence. With strategist and storyteller Anna Tran, we explore the simple shift that changes everything: listen first, then guide with curious questions that help kids hear themselves think. We talk about transforming shy voices into self-assured communicators by making storytelling a daily ritual, not a performance. Think eye-level ...
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Ever ask “How was your day?” and get “fine”? We dig into why that question stalls and what to ask instead to unlock real stories, richer details, and genuine confidence. With strategist and storyteller Anna Tran, we explore the simple shift that changes everything: listen first, then guide with curious questions that help kids hear themselves think. We talk about transforming shy voices into self-assured communicators by making storytelling a daily ritual, not a performance. Think eye-level ...
Slip and Recover: Breaking Diet Culture's Hold on Our Kids
Speak Out Stand Out by Green Communications
30 minutes
3 months ago
Slip and Recover: Breaking Diet Culture's Hold on Our Kids
Mallary Tenore Tarpley shares her journey through eating disorder recovery and offers guidance for parents navigating these conversations with their children in today's challenging social media landscape. • Understanding eating disorders beyond body image—Mallary's anorexia developed after her mother's death as an attempt to "stop time" and stay connected to her • The importance of recognizing the "middle place" in recovery where both progress and slips coexist • Teaching children that all b...
Speak Out Stand Out by Green Communications
Ever ask “How was your day?” and get “fine”? We dig into why that question stalls and what to ask instead to unlock real stories, richer details, and genuine confidence. With strategist and storyteller Anna Tran, we explore the simple shift that changes everything: listen first, then guide with curious questions that help kids hear themselves think. We talk about transforming shy voices into self-assured communicators by making storytelling a daily ritual, not a performance. Think eye-level ...
