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Resilience Tools: Part 2
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In this episode, Dr. Lingras introduces 3 of the 7 tools you can use to build resilience in both yourself and your child.
Resilience Tools: 1 Resilience and Kids Q&A: What do all parents need to about building resilience?
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Dr. Katie Lingras is a child psychologist and faculty member at the University of Minnesota in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. In this episode, Dr. Lingras opens the discussion on what resilience is, the BASICS all parents need to build it, and how different families have different starting places.
Grief Q&A: Information or support groups for teens with cognitive delays?
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Children grieve differently than adults. What does that mean, how can you tell, and how do you best support a child who is grieving?
Grief Q&A: How do you help a child when you yourself are in grief?
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Children grieve differently than adults. What does that mean, how can you tell, and how do you best support a child who is grieving?
Grief Q&A: Parent's biggest challenges?
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Children grieve differently than adults. What does that mean, how can you tell, and how do you best support a child who is grieving?
Children and Grief: What it Looks Like and How to Help
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Children grieve differently than adults. What does that mean, how can you tell, and how do you best support a child who is grieving?
Risk Assessment: Webinar
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In this Q&A with Pediatrician and Clinical Professor, Dr. Jack Maypole, we will answer your questions about how to assess risk.
Let’s Talk About Grief: What to Expect and How to Help Those Grieving
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Grief will impact every human. Yet, we don't talk about it enough. Join Jaymie Byron, MFT, to learn how to discuss and process grief.
Distance Learning with Jack Maypole
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Pediatrician Dr. Jack. Maypole - Vice Chair of the Pediatrics Department and Director of Comprehensive Care Program at Boston Medical Center - talks with Parent Lab host Xan Holston about distance learning and how to make sure our kids are getting what they need.
Resilience Webinar
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Resilience Webinar
Empathy Webinar
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Empathy Webinar
Executive Function Webinar
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Executive Function Webinar
8. Parental Burnout - Anger Management
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Parental Burnout webinar, Psychologist Krista Regendaz and professor Ulash Thakore-Dunlap answer this parent question, "How can I deal with my anger?". To get more tips, visit our Help Guide www.parentlab.com/blog/post/parenting-burnout-help-guide
7. Parental Burnout - Burnout vs Anxiety/Depression
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Parental Burnout webinar, Psychologist Krista Regendaz and professor Ulash Thakore-Dunlap answer this parent question, "What is the difference between feeling burnt out versus having anxiety/depression?". To get more tips, visit our Help Guide www.parentlab.com/blog/post/parenting-burnout-help-guide
6. Parental Burnout - No Time for Anything
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6. Parental Burnout - No Time for Anything
5. Parental Burnout - Nobody Listens
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5. Parental Burnout - Nobody Listens
4. Parental Burnout - Dealing With Frustration
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4. Parental Burnout - Dealing With Frustration
3. Parental Burnout - Coping With Spouse
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3. Parental Burnout - Coping With Spouse
2. Parental Burnout - Selfcare & Wellness
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2. Parental Burnout - Selfcare & Wellness
1. Parental Burnout - What is "Burnout"?
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1. Parental Burnout - What is "Burnout"?
Do You Wanna Go Bubble Steady?
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Do You Wanna Go Bubble Steady?
Something New I Learned About Dad During The Pandemic
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Something New I Learned About Dad During The Pandemic
Finding Your Roots: A Guided Meditation
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Finding Your Roots: A Guided Meditation
Grandparents: How Online Play With Your Grandkids Can Help Their Fears
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Grandparents: How Online Play With Your Grandkids Can Help Their Fears
What is Scaffolding?
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What is Scaffolding?
Navigating Through Your Child's Temperament
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Navigating Through Your Child's Temperament
Gender Stereotypes
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Gender Stereotypes
What is Executive Function?
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What is Executive Function?
Understanding Your Relationship
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Understanding Your Relationship

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @rituharvinder399
    @rituharvinder399 29 днів тому

    Nice explanation... ❤ Very helpful

  • @flowstateentertainment8395
    @flowstateentertainment8395 Місяць тому

    Call it difficult, you pc fucks.

  • @generalgrievous-
    @generalgrievous- Місяць тому

    We've convinced ourselves as adults we somehow need this, so it MUST be alright for the kids...

  • @xanderbryan077
    @xanderbryan077 2 місяці тому

    Stereotypes, judgemental, and discriminations are one of bad issues around the world! Of course LGBTQ always experience them.

  • @artistsaffiliates6822
    @artistsaffiliates6822 2 місяці тому

    Learning theory of mind starts in childhood. It continues into adulthood with understanding that everyone generally chooses the religion and beliefs of the area they happened to be born in, then go on to believe it is the only possible true belief/god.

  • @LeopoldCyril-v5p
    @LeopoldCyril-v5p 3 місяці тому

    Walker Michelle White Ronald Wilson Donna

  • @Mothxcat
    @Mothxcat 3 місяці тому

    True I'm an androgynous boy

  • @endel7345
    @endel7345 3 місяці тому

    So glad when I was a child my parents let me choose for myself, I choose heroin and have never looked back!

  • @ioanaomer1433
    @ioanaomer1433 3 місяці тому

    Such a honest question!!!

  • @zhing836
    @zhing836 4 місяці тому

    What if some people just don't tell anyone what they really want?

    • @tb8827
      @tb8827 2 місяці тому

      Exactly. University has taught me lots of theories are not exactly true.

  • @C8ffeine8983
    @C8ffeine8983 6 місяців тому

    stereotypes are promoted by people who don't gave the capacity to think

  • @2025ishere
    @2025ishere 6 місяців тому

    Luckily I fit these stereotypes. Like how girls are supposed to hang out with other girls . I do . My favorite colors are pink and green . And I prefer dance over robotics class . How boring is robotics class . To boyish

  • @2025ishere
    @2025ishere 6 місяців тому

    I fit into these stereotypes. I was born a girl and liked pink and purple and always wore dresses in summer and hanged out with other girls and never saw a boy till I fell in love which is now 🤣 Now I’m still the same . I want to go shopping and buy more makeup and perfume . I want to paint my nails or other peoples nails . I hang out with girls and 1 boy . I have a boyfriend . I can cook and clean I fit in these stereotypes well lol .

  • @syzygy4365
    @syzygy4365 8 місяців тому

    I feel swamped and I have no energy. I'm running on E here.

  • @willster1863
    @willster1863 8 місяців тому

    Great info!!!

  • @cheungkwaikwaiangus
    @cheungkwaikwaiangus 8 місяців тому

    do anyone knows the background music for this video? It's really relaxing

  • @BipolarBear-tc5oe
    @BipolarBear-tc5oe 8 місяців тому

    Toy preference is not a social construct. Fight me.

  • @DemonetisedZone
    @DemonetisedZone 9 місяців тому

    i know a few adults who could benefit from watching this!

  • @marcelpenuelatraub2343
    @marcelpenuelatraub2343 9 місяців тому

    We need to encourage our kids to socialize with the opposite sexuality (not gender) from a young age.

    • @2025ishere
      @2025ishere 4 місяці тому

      No cuz it can lead to sex. Like when I was 8 my mom said to me to hang out with boys to. So I did and ended up kissing and having a romantic relationship

  • @Cheesaloaf
    @Cheesaloaf 9 місяців тому

    Dude what can you say im girl my crush is sweet and soft and kind boy, and i'm crazy and overly excited and i do muscle pose all the time if i feel strong, prove gender stereotypes does not work to everyone

  • @ImpChadChan
    @ImpChadChan 10 місяців тому

    Are we starting to see this is not true now? :3 Gender roles are NOT stereotypes, they are based on instinctive desires.

  • @Edd_ska
    @Edd_ska 10 місяців тому

    I always played with boys and girls

    • @2025ishere
      @2025ishere 4 місяці тому

      As a girly girl I always played with girls but I did have 1 friend that was a boy and he was nice but everytime I went round to his house he liked different things to me and I preferred girls over boys unless it’s love ❤️ I have a boyfriend so . I have 9 friends and there all girls which is great we like similar things like me and my best friends we like to cook and eat the food 😂

  • @lechatleblanc
    @lechatleblanc 11 місяців тому

    in my house there will be no screen time , except some masterpiece movies like sound of music ... basically there will be only musicals lol... and no interent usage by kids, if they need to research, they can go to the library... they wont own a cell phone until they move out of my house.... ❤.. they will thank me when they are happy succesful and richer than their screen addicted peers lol

  • @LovingLifeNowNoMatterWhat

    Super Inspiring 👌 🥰

  • @judahmartinez8552
    @judahmartinez8552 Рік тому

    Listening in 2023. God help us. Help us all 😆

  • @cl0udyy0ff1c1al
    @cl0udyy0ff1c1al Рік тому

    bfdi art style real

    • @Mothxcat
      @Mothxcat 3 місяці тому

      osc spotted in the wild

  • @michaeleyahpaise4541
    @michaeleyahpaise4541 Рік тому

    I definitely needed to hear the end of that. It has opened my mind a bit more

  • @user-e7h9f
    @user-e7h9f Рік тому

    The blue one looks like Coswork

  • @Backjucher
    @Backjucher Рік тому

    Kublai Khan did it better

    • @Mr.Monta77
      @Mr.Monta77 Рік тому

      How did you reach that conclusion?

    • @Backjucher
      @Backjucher Рік тому

      @@Mr.Monta77 look it up lol

    • @Mr.Monta77
      @Mr.Monta77 Рік тому

      @@Backjucher That’s all you got? No argument, no substance, no evidence? No nothing. Just laziness?

    • @Backjucher
      @Backjucher Рік тому

      @@Mr.Monta77 my brother in christ its a song by a band lmao chill out

    • @darkcodes9748
      @darkcodes9748 5 місяців тому

      ​@@Mr.Monta77 it's a really good song.

  • @kathryngallagher3242
    @kathryngallagher3242 Рік тому

    I appreciate the way that the words are used and that the children, teachers and parents can use the tips. Well done!

  • @ljbbenson3762
    @ljbbenson3762 Рік тому

    Found it when I was looking for how can I remotely help my granddaughter

  • @ryanweaver962
    @ryanweaver962 Рік тому

    It’s additive but also must be accessible to multiple audiences as well as not filled with white wash… adoption spectrums and innovation and change management. We need to understand ground dynamics and individual and group rights while watching for bias and Voltaire bastard behavior while not controlling people and commerce… the space to work

  • @ryanweaver962
    @ryanweaver962 Рік тому

    Interest based learning.

  • @kobebryant-s1w
    @kobebryant-s1w Рік тому

    you know there is gay boys right

    • @2025ishere
      @2025ishere Місяць тому

      Yep there is nothing wrong with being gay . I’m half gay . I’m bi

  • @elvinc.brasov8480
    @elvinc.brasov8480 Рік тому

    The ferris wheel/rollercoaster analogy is brilliant!

  • @coolrunning2006
    @coolrunning2006 Рік тому

    Wouldnt this apply to any activity kids enjoy that offer challenge? Lego, puzzle, even reading

    • @generalgrievous-
      @generalgrievous- Місяць тому

      This overuses the dopamine sensors because you're not actually putting in any real work nor getting any real feasible result from in, on top of overly-flashy unrealistic colors/sounds. Imagine using up more than one sense without doing really anything to cause it. So all around it's an overstimulating experience.

  • @DK-sf5br
    @DK-sf5br Рік тому

    Parental burnout of single working mom with no support system 🥵🥵

  • @johnrainsman6650
    @johnrainsman6650 Рік тому

    You know, I really don't like it when people speak of "gender stereotypes" or "double standards," and I'll tell you why. Those terms imply that people who share my opinions are idiots. They're labels that reduce my people to ignoramuses who can't think deeply in life and are so cliched and simple-minded. Mind-controlled fools who are brainwashed in society. That indirect, implied label really offends me, so _don't_ say things like "gender stereotypes" or "double standards" anymore

  • @pedrocatoira2695
    @pedrocatoira2695 Рік тому

    💙💛

  • @currylad
    @currylad Рік тому

    Men= good

  • @q.m17
    @q.m17 Рік тому

    0:45 OMG WHEN IT CRAWLS ITS SOOOOOOOOO CUTE I CANTTT😩😩😩😩

  • @Star-dj1kw
    @Star-dj1kw Рік тому

    ❤ excellent

  • @RyanK-100
    @RyanK-100 Рік тому

    In general, stereotypes are good things. They bring order to a chaotic world. People who veer from the norm of the group, well, they choose to put themselves outside the group. Stereotypes are only wrong when someone GOES OUT OF THEIR WAY to harm a nonconformist. I have no problem ostracizing weirdos. "It's natural," as the left often says. I decide what OVERsimplification is, not the producers of a video or a purported "teacher."

  • @KittenWoof1976
    @KittenWoof1976 Рік тому

    About the video , if your a girl or a boy , it doesn’t mean that you should do all stuffs that girls and boys should do, you can do whatever you want , and in real life I’m a girl , but it doesn’t mean that I have to play with dolls , I play in my devices , but thanks for teaching💗💗

  • @greengreengreen5132
    @greengreengreen5132 Рік тому

    Not having gender stereotypes risks not telling the genders apart, so shame on anyone who doesn't support them.

  • @Cattermucksplatter
    @Cattermucksplatter Рік тому

    So if some kid plays a game they blow up?

  • @HegelsOwl
    @HegelsOwl Рік тому

    That was perfect. Wow. 👍

  • @Khabasalainganba
    @Khabasalainganba Рік тому

    Ha! Modern women think it is not natural for girls to play with dolls or that gender roles are not ingrained in our biology. Imagine men in early Paleolithic ages stayed at home and played with dolls while the females went out to hunt. Humans would have gone extinct out of starvation.

    • @greengreengreen5132
      @greengreengreen5132 Рік тому

      It should be illegal with the death penalty for boys to play with dolls

  • @joelrappaport1034
    @joelrappaport1034 Рік тому

    Interesting how they are talking about being empathic and using empathic abilities to create forms of psychism but call it theory of mind. If one's not sure what a form of psychism is, here's an example. One can ask a question in the mind then play it out in the mundane and the individual gets the same response or action that was played out in the mind. Some may consider this to be remote viewing.

  • @kidsleaning
    @kidsleaning Рік тому

    thank you sir