T'was the holidays at Starbucks red aprons tied up, warm wishes and names written on festive red cups.

The chocolatey mousse latte is here to cozy things up, topped with mokker cream moose for a finishing touch.

Two lattes in hand, one for you and one for me, because together truly is the best place to be.

The holidays are served now at Starbucks.

Subject to availability while stocks last.

Hey there, it's Debbie.

For the month of November, I'll be sharing some of my favorite past episodes all about executive functioning,

the set of skills that help our kids

plan, organize, regulate, and follow through. Every Friday, you'll find an episode in your feed

exploring topics like motivation, time management, flexibility, and scaffolding. If your child's

executive function challenges have been showing up more lately, these conversations will give

you some fresh insights and practical tools to help.

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. In this episode,

I sit down with Dr. Janine Janne, Janot, an academic coach and the author of the book, The Disintegrating

Student, Struggling but Smart, Falling Apart, and How to Turn It Around. Janine has over 25 years

of experience working with children, teens, and young adults in both

public and private school settings. She began teaching college psychology courses in 2010,

and in 2014, she founded the balanced student, which helps students increase academic

productivity while emphasizing physical and mental wellness.

Together, we dig into the importance of mindset for teens, discover what the rigor tipping

point looks like, and talk about whether or not procrastination is a viable strategy.

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