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The Parent Trap: a parent support podcast
Ryan Gist is the Director restored of Justice and parent support coordinator for logo school a therapeutic school located Olivette Missouri.
5 episodes
1 day ago
A companion for the parent support group at Logos School here you can find discussion topics and strategies to help support you and your family so I invite you to come listen, engage, and most importantly share your viewpoint with us.
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A companion for the parent support group at Logos School here you can find discussion topics and strategies to help support you and your family so I invite you to come listen, engage, and most importantly share your viewpoint with us.
Show more...
Parenting
Kids & Family
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Routines and Structures: How we can create predictability
The Parent Trap: a parent support podcast
32 minutes 29 seconds
1 month ago
Routines and Structures: How we can create predictability

Transitions back to school can be overwhelming for any family, but for students navigating anxiety, depression, or learning challenges, the shift can feel especially heavy. In this 45-minute episode, we explore how parents can build simple, steady routines that lower stress, support mental health, and create smoother days for everyone at home.

We’ll begin by unpacking why predictability matters so much—how clear structure helps ease worry, provides scaffolding when motivation runs low, and frees up energy for learning. From there, we’ll walk through practical “anchors” for mornings and evenings, strategies for emotional check-ins, and ways to break schoolwork into manageable steps. Parents will also hear tips for supporting smoother transitions between home, school, and activities, while encouraging students to celebrate effort and progress rather than perfection.

This episode closes with a reminder that parents are not alone: community support, open communication with teachers, and connecting with other families can make all the difference.

Whether your mornings feel rushed, your evenings feel chaotic, or you’re simply hoping for a calmer rhythm, this conversation offers encouragement and concrete ideas to help you and your child start the school year with more peace and confidence.

The Parent Trap: a parent support podcast
A companion for the parent support group at Logos School here you can find discussion topics and strategies to help support you and your family so I invite you to come listen, engage, and most importantly share your viewpoint with us.