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06/10/2026

One small change can impact everything. ❤️

In this episode of Where Parents Talk, psychologist Dr. Cathy Wu explains how emotions, behaviours, habits, and stress all influence one another — especially for teens navigating today’s challenges.

A thoughtful conversation for parents looking to support resilience and emotional wellbeing.

🎧 Listen now at whereparentstalk.com

06/10/2026

Want to calm tantrums and connect more deeply with your child?

It might be simpler than you think.

🧠 Research shows that when you *name your child’s feelings*, it actually helps calm their brain and builds emotional regulation.

On the Where Parents Talk podcast, mediator Doug Noll shares how emotional validation can:
💬 Ease meltdowns
💬 Strengthen connection with tweens & teens
💬 Reduce family conflict
💬 Build lifelong emotional resilience

🎧 Discover practical, science-backed parenting strategies now.

Listen to or watch the interview with Lianne Castelino
https://whereparentstalk.com/family/emotional-validation-a-science-based-parenting-tool-for-raising-emotionally-healthy-kids/

06/09/2026

Are everyday plastic products as dangerous as headlines make them seem?

In this episode of Where Parents Talk, Chris DeArmitt, PhD, explains why many products families use every day are heavily studied and regulated before reaching consumers.

This conversation challenges fear-based narratives and encourages parents to make decisions based on evidence — not panic.

🎧 Listen now at whereparentstalk.com

06/09/2026

Ever wonder why your child comes home from camp as a completely different version of themselves.

There's actual neuroscience behind it. 🧠

In this episode of Where Parents Talk, camp director and author Matthew Kaufman explains what's really happening in your child's brain at camp — and why those changes don't always stick once September hits.

He also shares:
✅ The one thing parents can start doing TODAY to help kids feel safer and more grounded
✅ Why stress isn't the enemy — and when it actually helps kids grow
✅ The difference between supporting your child and rescuing them
✅ Why camp might be one of the most important investments you make in your child's future

Matthew is the author of The Campfire Effect: How to Engineer Belonging in a Disconnected World

🎧 Listen or watch the interview with Lianne Castelino at whereparentstalk.com —

Have your kids ever had a "camp transformation"? Tell us in the comments 👇

06/08/2026

Kids and teens aren’t wired for impulse control yet — their brains are still developing.

That’s why healthy social media habits often need structure, boundaries, and guidance from parents.

In this episode of Where Parents Talk, Dr. Charlotte Markey discusses why setting realistic rules around screen time can help kids develop healthier long-term habits online.

🎧 Listen now at whereparentstalk.com

06/08/2026

Is your teen struggling—and you're not sure why? 💙
You're not alone.

Teen anxiety, emotional overwhelm, and screen addiction are rising at rates that have experts genuinely alarmed. And for many parents, traditional approaches just aren't working anymore.

Dr. Jerry Weichman, clinical psychologist, adolescent health specialist, and father of three. With nearly 30 years of experience, Dr. Weichman gives parents a real, honest look at what's driving the teen mental health crisis—and what you can do about it.

In this episode, you'll learn:
✅ How social media affects your teen's self-esteem and identity
✅ Why electronic addiction is becoming a clinical crisis
✅ The role resilience plays in protecting mental health
✅ How YOUR reactions at home shape your child more than you know
✅ Practical strategies to improve communication and reduce conflict

👉 Listen to or watch the interview with Lianne Castelino:
https://whereparentstalk.com/featured/the-teen-mental-health-crisis-how-social-media-and-screen-addiction-are-impacting-kids-and-what-parents-can-do/

06/07/2026

Social media isn’t just entertainment for kids — it’s also advertising.

In this episode of Where Parents Talk, Dr. Charlotte Markey explains why media literacy matters more than ever for tweens and teens growing up online.

Helping kids understand that influencers, trends, and viral content are often designed to sell them something can make a huge difference in how they see themselves and the world around them.

🎧 Listen now at whereparentstalk.com

06/07/2026

“Put the oxygen mask on yourself first.” 💛

In this episode of Where Parents Talk, family recovery specialist Kim Porter shares guidance for parents navigating substance use, addiction, and mental health challenges in teens and young adults.

This conversation explores:
✨ Early warning signs
✨ Staying calm during crisis
✨ Setting healthy boundaries
✨ Supporting without enabling
✨ Why parents need support too

Kim reminds families that healing starts with connection, communication, and community — not shame.

🎧 Listen now at whereparentstalk.com

WhereParentsTalk – A Community for Every Parent 06/07/2026

Just dropped!

New podcast:

Emotional Validation: A Science-Based Parenting Tool for Raising Emotionally Healthy Kids

Award-winning Mediator, Peacemaker, former trial lawyer Doug Noll joins

WhereParentsTalk – A Community for Every Parent Real conversations, honest advice, and trusted support — from parents who truly get it. Join WhereParentsTalk and connect with families navigating every stage of parenthood.

06/06/2026

If mornings, homework, or bedtime feel like constant battles… you’re not alone. ❤️

In this episode of Where Parents Talk, Dr. Anna Levy-Warren explains how structured routines and visual reminders can help children with executive functioning challenges feel more organized, regulated, and successful at home.

Sometimes kids don’t need more pressure.
They need systems that work with their brains.

🎧 Listen now at whereparentstalk.com

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