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🗓️ 5 March 2022
⏱️ 12 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello listeners, I'm taking a week off from the podcast, but I wanted to use this opportunity |
0:06.4 | to share an episode of another show here on the Quick and Dirty Tips Network, Project Parenthood. |
0:13.5 | If you're a parent, you know how tough the job can be, and it can be especially difficult |
0:19.2 | when you're focused on respectful parenting techniques. The Project Parenthood podcast |
0:24.8 | is here to help guide parents on how to maintain a healthy and respectful relationship with |
0:30.4 | their children. Every week, Dr. Nenika Kor gives parents actionable advice on everything, |
0:37.5 | from how to teach your child about body boundaries to how to nurture your child's self-worth. |
0:43.3 | This week, I'm sharing an episode about how to repair an adversarial relationship with your child. |
0:49.6 | If you find it useful, you can subscribe to Project Parenthood on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, |
0:56.0 | or wherever you're listening to me right now. |
1:07.6 | Hey parents, you're listening to the Project Parenthood podcast. I'm your host, Dr. Nenika Kor, |
1:13.5 | clinical psychologist and respectful parenting therapist. |
1:17.6 | If you're listening to the Project Parenthood podcast, you might be hoping to learn some |
1:21.8 | respectful parenting tools and collaborative strategies to encourage your child to behave in |
1:26.8 | ways that are more acceptable to you. And sometimes, collaborative parenting tools can be a quick fix |
1:32.6 | for less entrenched behaviors. But in my private practice, by the time family seek my services, |
1:39.2 | the cycle of anger-triggering child behaviors and angry parental reactions has resulted in an |
1:45.0 | adversarial atmosphere. And that kind of dynamic isn't conducive to collaborative parent-child |
1:51.0 | interactions. So respectful parenting tools usually lead to resistance instead of cooperation. |
1:58.4 | You might be the kind of parent who's good at expressing anger in ways that don't leave your |
2:02.9 | child feeling emotionally cut off from you. Perhaps you're able to let your child know you |
2:07.8 | disapprove without leaving them with feelings of rejection. But if you're a parent who struggles |
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