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A New Hope? Well, not really. Although things are going well for the gang now that the Halfling invasion has been repelled. Thanks to the now (probably) reformed Halfling Colossus being reunited with his long lost love, the Gnomess Cheri, Grimbledung's very extended, very diverse family seems to be settling down for some much-needed rest. And, thanks to Grimbledung's suggestion, Colossus is even working as a deputy for Constable Akita! To add to the mix, the wayward Magician's Guild Enforcers have made amends and are now living peacefully in town as well. Everything is nice and peaceful. To...

Are you a mom who feels overwhelmed and reactive? In this episode of Real Life Momz, host Lisa Foster invites marriage and family therapist Sari Barron to explore the science behind triggers and the nervous system. Discover what happens in your brain when you experience triggers and how it can lead to moments of anger and feeling out of control. The discussion includes the concept of the "window of tolerance" and offers practical strategies to help you respond to daily stressors with more calm and compassion. If you're ready to understand your triggers and gain tools for a more peaceful ...

Hey mama, Today’s episode is a little heart-to-heart, inspired by one of you. A listener reached out and saying she's struggling with making friends as a working mom... and it hit me deep. So we’re diving all the way in this week! Let’s be real…making friends as a grown woman is just plain awkward. It’s not like when we were little and you could walk up on the playground and say, “Wanna be friends?” and that was that. Now it takes courage, intentionality, and a whole lot of emotional energy we don’t always have left at the end of a long day. In this episode, I’m sharing a ...

"I'm annoying, bad, stupid, not good at anything. I hate myself." It can be disconcerting to hear our kids say such unkind things about themselves, using harsh words that we've made a point not to use with them. Is this perfectionism? Low self-esteem? Passing feelings of vulnerability? What can we do to encourage our kids to stop bagging on themselves like this? How can we build up their self-image and self-confidence? Janet responds to notes from two concerned families, weighing in with encouraging advice and a point of view that can make all the difference.Janet's "No Bad Kids Master Course...

Jorge Aguilar decidió romper con todo lo esperado de un “papá proveedor” y eligió cuidar a su hijo a tiempo completo. En este episodio hablamos sobre cómo se ve una paternidad activa y real, sin etiquetas, sin poses, sin miedo a ser distinto. Estilista, buzo, aikidoka y papá presente, Jorge comparte su historia con honestidad y amor. Este episodio es para todos los papás que han sentido que no encajan en los moldes tradicionales... y se atreven a crear los suyos. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

t’s no secret that addictive digital technologies like smartphones and social media apps are harming a generation of kids socially, mentally, and even physically. But a workable solution seems elusive. After all, don’t kids need phones, and won’t they be vulnerable or socially isolated without tech? Clare Morell, fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and director of its Technology and Human Flourishing Project, argues that the answer is no.

If Social Media Feels Like a Minefield, Navigate it Safely Without Losing Your Teen. Do you lie awake at night, worrying about how social media is affecting your child's self-esteem and mental health? Does your teen's constant scrolling leave you feeling helpless and disconnected? What if you had a roadmap to guide your child through the complexities of the digital age? In many ways, social media is an incredibly beneficial platform for young people. But there are disadvantages and dangers to social media, too, and these can have a significant impact on a young person's mental health. Here ...

We all want peace in our homes—but somewhere along the line, many of us started confusing obedience with connection. In this episode, I get honest about: The silent pressure we put on our kids to just “fall in line” Why chasing compliance can quietly sabotage the relationship What it really looks like to hold boundaries and build trust This isn’t about permissive parenting. It’s about seeing beyond the behavior and reconnecting with what matters most. 💥 If you’ve ever thought, “Why can’t they just listen?”—this one’s for you. 🔗 Book your free Connection Clarity ...

Tired of morning routines that feel like another to-do list instead of a path to abundance? Most people start their day reacting to everyone else's priorities, then wonder why they feel depleted and disconnected from their goals. Life coach Amanda Ashworth reveals why your first waking hour holds the power to transform your entire life and shares her revolutionary 6-step framework for programming your nervous system for abundance. Discover the neuroscience behind why mornings matter for manifestation, how to embody abundance before engaging with the world's demands, and why energetic alignment...

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Dr. Fontanetta and Rebecca Warner discuss the efficacy of vision therapy, dyslexic fonts, and specialized glasses for dyslexia as well as Rebecca's advocacy work.Welcome to Mental Dis(Order). Putting the order in the disorder of mental health information by sifting through the chaos and clutter! Hosted by pediatric neuropsychologist, Rebecca A. Fontanetta, PsyD, ABPdN and produced by Rainbow Fish Lab. Instagram: @mentaldisorderpodFacebook: Mental DisOrder PodcastSubstack: mentaldisorderpod.substack.com----------------Resources for this episode ----------------------------Rebecca's Instagram: ...

Making the leap from high school to university is a major life shift—for both students and parents.This transition can be a daunting experience particularly considering the myriad challenges posed by increased independence, academic pressures, and social dynamics. In this episode of the Where Parents Talk podcast, host Lianne Castelino speaks with Dr. Michael De Robertis, Professor Emeritus, York University who spent more than 35 years teaching astrophysics and astronomy.The discussion explores the key differences between high school and university, highlighting the importance of time ...

Making the leap from high school to university is a major life shift—for both students and parents.This transition can be a daunting experience particularly considering the myriad challenges posed by increased independence, academic pressures, and social dynamics. In this episode of the Where Parents Talk podcast, host Lianne Castelino speaks with Dr. Michael De Robertis, Professor Emeritus, York University who spent more than 35 years teaching astrophysics and astronomy.The discussion explores the key differences between high school and university, highlighting the importance of time ...

DM your Host DirectlyPeople love asking how I explain the absence of a father to my kids…So here it is: what I say, why I say it, and how I handle the questions (from strangers and from my children) with honesty, confidence, and love.This is the part no one prepares you for when you choose to become a single mom by choice, but I wouldn’t trade this journey for anything.If you’re navigating these conversations (or thinking about becoming an SMBC) this one’s for you. 💛👇 Ready for support?FREE RESOURCE: Grab my Step-by-Step Guide to Becoming an SMBC! https://...

Switch 2は、2025年6月5日に発売されました。 7歳と5歳のお子さんということですので、来年購入を検討されるのは良いタイミングかもしれません。いくつかのポイントを考慮してみましょう。 * 年齢と発達: 5歳のお子さんにとっては、まだ操作が難しいゲームもあるかもしれません。来年になれば5歳のお子さんは6歳、7歳のお子さんは8歳になり、より多くのゲームを楽しめるようになるでしょう。 * ソフトラインナップ: 発売直後は、対応ソフトの...

In this episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on the pressure men face to keep everyone else happy while silently carrying the weight of their own unmet needs. I explore what it means to practice healthy selfishness, how the lack of emotional permission hurts relationships, and why so many men feel lost in roles they didn’t choose but don’t know how to step out of. This conversation is raw, real, and overdue — because men’s mental health matters, and so does their wholeness. A great listen for both men and women... If you're ready to challenge the old scripts and build something ...

When my best friend passed away, this was the last thing opened on his phone.

In this captivating episode of The Dear Son, Show, hosts Jey Blac and D Johns dive deep into the realm of double standards. Designed to provide young boys and men with wisdom they can use today, this conversation addresses the real-life implications of double standards across parenting, relationships, and societal expectations. Discover Jay Black's and D John's personal experiences and candid thoughts on subjects such as the differing rules for sons and daughters, the unique dynamics in marital relationships, and the societal pressures young men face today. Don't miss out on this engaging ...

Erasing History? Why the Military is Quietly Removing Stories of Trailblazing Women and People of ColorThis episode confronts a disturbing trend: the quiet removal of pioneering service members’ stories—like that of Betty Preszler, the first woman to fly and eject from the F-16—from official military websites. We explore why these narratives matter, how they’ve inspired generations, and what’s at stake when they’re erased. Preszler and fellow voices argue that far from dividing units, these stories build pride, resilience, and a more inclusive force. From leadership struggles to ...

From the archive! Dr. Tom and Kari Curran talk about recent Aha! moments, prompting them to recognize blindness and gain awareness. The Currans discuss adventures in playing Mr. Mom, Seasonal affective disorder (SAD,) green flags for a future spouse, and more!