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That's Bgs.. D. You. All feelings are okay. It is okay for you to be furious. What

you do with that fury matters. You have to figure out how to safely in a healthy way express it, but it's okay to feel any feeling.

It's okay to be sad. It's okay to be anxious.

But what do you do with that when it happens and how can you show it in a safe and healthy way?

Welcome to Tilt Parenting, a podcast featuring interviews and conversations aimed at inspiring, informing, and supporting parents raising

differently wired kids.

I'm your host Debbie Reber.

My guest this week is author, speaker, and licensed mental health counselor Janine Halloran for a conversation

about coping skills for kids.

Janine is the author of the Coping Skills for Kids Workbook, the new Coping Skills for Teen's Workbook, and she's also the host of the Calm and Connected

Podcast, all amazing resources which I encourage you to check out.

As a counselor working primarily with children and

adolescents for the past 20 years, Janine knows the value of learning healthy

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