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Episode #173: S.U.N.: Lisa's Three Keys to a Happy Summer
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Episode #173: S.U.N.: Lisa's Three Keys to a Happy Summer
Episode #171: Should I snoop on my teen?
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Episode #171: Should I snoop on my teen?
Episode #170: How should I deal with my angry, disrespectful son?
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Episode #170: How should I deal with my angry, disrespectful son?
Episode #169: How do we move our family without damaging our kids?
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Episode #169: How do we move our family without damaging our kids?
Episode #168: Teens and Sleep, with journalist & author Lisa L. Lewis
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Episode #168: Teens and Sleep, with journalist & author Lisa L. Lewis
Episode #167: Weed's legal. How do I talk with my teen about it?
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Episode #167: Weed's legal. How do I talk with my teen about it?
Reena's interview with Education Secretary Cardona on FAFSA
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Reena's interview with Education Secretary Cardona on FAFSA
Episode #166: My kid is being bullied. What should I do?
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Episode #166: My kid is being bullied. What should I do?
Episode #165: How do I support my heartbroken son?
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Episode #165: How do I support my heartbroken son?
Episode #164: Why is my kid hooked on luxury skin care?
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Episode #164: Why is my kid hooked on luxury skin care?
Episode #162: How do I talk with my teen about Fentanyl?
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Episode #162: How do I talk with my teen about Fentanyl?
Episode #161: How do I get my teens to want to spend time with me?
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Episode #161: How do I get my teens to want to spend time with me?
Episode #160: Can I require my teen to be on birth control?
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Episode #160: Can I require my teen to be on birth control?
Episode #159: Should I worry that my teen is so introverted?
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Episode #159: Should I worry that my teen is so introverted?
Episode #158: Practical Optimism with Dr. Sue Varma
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Episode #158: Practical Optimism with Dr. Sue Varma
Episode #157: My kid has diagnosed herself on TikTok. What should I do?
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Episode #157: My kid has diagnosed herself on TikTok. What should I do?
Episode #156: Is there a gentle way to drop a friend?
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Episode #156: Is there a gentle way to drop a friend?
Episode #155: Should I be worried that my son is obsessed with weightlifting?
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Episode #155: Should I be worried that my son is obsessed with weightlifting?
Episode #154: The 5 Principles of Parenting with Dr. Aliza Pressman
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Episode #154: The 5 Principles of Parenting with Dr. Aliza Pressman
Episode #152: Will social media harm my kid?
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Episode #152: Will social media harm my kid?
Episode #151: How do I find balance in 2024?
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Episode #151: How do I find balance in 2024?
Episode #148: What should I do with dicey information about other people's kids?
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Episode #148: What should I do with dicey information about other people's kids?
Episode #147: Girls are harassing my son. What should I do?
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Episode #147: Girls are harassing my son. What should I do?
Episode #146: What's the best way to help a kid with ADHD?
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Episode #146: What's the best way to help a kid with ADHD?
Episode #144: How much should I share about my kids?
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Episode #144: How much should I share about my kids?
Episode #143: How do I raise a compassionate child? With Dr. Traci Baxley
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Episode #143: How do I raise a compassionate child? With Dr. Traci Baxley
Episode #142: Should my teen be in cars with new drivers?
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Episode #142: Should my teen be in cars with new drivers?
Episode #141: How do I stop riding my kid's emotional roller coaster?
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Episode #141: How do I stop riding my kid's emotional roller coaster?
Episode #140: Can I talk my teen out of a toxic romance?
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Episode #140: Can I talk my teen out of a toxic romance?

Komentáře

  • @CeeGeeFursuits
    @CeeGeeFursuits Před hodinou

    And that is why we need proper sex Ed in schools and at home

  • @Mo-vh2ry
    @Mo-vh2ry Před 2 hodinami

    Everyone should have to just follow the same dress code. That would be inclusive to all genders and the best of both worlds will be the dress code for everyone.

  • @teodorbergman8343
    @teodorbergman8343 Před 3 hodinami

    This girl and the guy that preaches Jesus is very similar in character

  • @adedow1333
    @adedow1333 Před 3 dny

    Okay I need more of this, just as a mom for my kids

  • @JJ-mp5ye
    @JJ-mp5ye Před 7 dny

    Why are you whispering

  • @allijoyfly
    @allijoyfly Před 8 dny

    I love this insight! I’ve judged my younger sisters for owning so much unnecessary skincare/perfumes/hair care/etc., but this helps me understand where they’re coming from a bit better. Thank you for sharing! You earned a new subscriber 🥰

  • @andreea.andreea
    @andreea.andreea Před 12 dny

    read the book, listened the podcast, spread the info, really valuable perspective for me and all parents around me

  • @mattjowett8837
    @mattjowett8837 Před 12 dny

    One thing that has always stuck with me and helped contextualise what emotions are and how they exist and function in a really accessible way I think is how Dr Lisa Feldman Barret summarises emotions (which I find intersects with much of what Brene Brown says about Vulnerability and how it intersects with Self) and that is essentially that 'emotions are stories we tell ourselves, they're a narrative lense and a meaning making perceptual process, they're how we understand our sensations and affect within the context they're occurring based on our past experiences and the expectations set by those and by our sociocultural norms. They're constructed, predictive and bound by temporal strings to all our past experiences, and they shape our perception of reality but they're fallable, and yet they are often in the driver's seat behind our choices and actions. I see a lot of these themes in the visuals and narrative of the films, but just the very simply stated idea that emotions are a meaning-making process, that they are stories we tell ourselves to explain our feeling at the time, is still the most accessible and simple statement of what an emotion is, that I have ever heard and I'd love to see that come through in the next Inside Out film... fingers crossed - also love Lisa's suggestion in another interview of the exploration of social pressure around gender differences and the way boys are taught to police their own and other boys' vulnerable emotions - love to see somehow shame reprogramming or policing the inner world on behalf of influences from the external world... although anxiety using embarrassment to lock away the other emotions where her secrets went kind of touches on an aspect of feeling ashamed it lacks any dimension of the role of the external world's influence on self appraisal and the shame and socialisation of masculinity experienced by young boys taught about which emotions are masculine and socially expected/accepted, and which emotions are 'weak', 'vulnerable' and 'effeminate' and socially excluded from the hegemonic masculinity. "Simple feelings of pleasure and displeasure or calmness and agitation are not the same as complex emotional experiences such as joy and sadness. These basic feelings are your body's internal sensations, whereas emotions are the concepts that your brain assigns to the feelings to give them meaning."

  • @ieat.brainzzz
    @ieat.brainzzz Před 19 dny

    the urge to send this to my mom 🎀

  • @user-or6ut5ld5d
    @user-or6ut5ld5d Před 20 dny

    Idk if you two realize this or not but they way you both are talking and acting is really creepy

  • @fuelrodd1618
    @fuelrodd1618 Před 21 dnem

    They must have been 75 per cent conservative mom's because a liberal mom will never admit they did anything wrong

  • @joannelson9571
    @joannelson9571 Před 21 dnem

    Mom of five ages 48, 46, 44, 42 and 33...I love them but didn't have those desires that you are talking about. They are all fine🎉

  • @alytabaldo4462
    @alytabaldo4462 Před 24 dny

    💯 Truth. My oldest kid is extremely empathetic and helped set up a support group during his Highschool years. There came a point where I had to make him step away from the group because it started to be too much from him. At the rate he was going, he would have been committed to a mental hospital within a few weeks if I hadn't

  • @jdpg01
    @jdpg01 Před 26 dny

    Every human goes through that.....not all move beyond this point confidently......THATS WHY KIDS NEED BOTH PARENTS......DAD & MOM WLL GUIDE THEM ALONG GODS PATH TO BEING A FUNCTIONAL ADULT.....

  • @Fishy076
    @Fishy076 Před 27 dny

    🥚

  • @tnwhitley
    @tnwhitley Před 27 dny

    I was never in fear of being isolated. I’ve always been fine with my own company, can enjoy setting by myself just thinking about things. What I didn’t like or want was other people bothering me especially if they were bullies. I just wanted to be left the fck alone & that bothers people that are weak minded & insecure.

  • @Nico5890
    @Nico5890 Před 28 dny

    This makes so much sense. I'm gonna have to listen to the full episode!!

  • @andreea.andreea
    @andreea.andreea Před měsícem

    You discussion is so insightful. Thank you ladies for your time! And how come there are neither likes nor comments?!

  • @afg122602
    @afg122602 Před měsícem

    We have research showing that research can be found to support almost any claim you want to make.

  • @earlemcdaniel6010
    @earlemcdaniel6010 Před měsícem

    Does anybody know what year the seat belt law came into effect? 1986,sooooooo

  • @letsmakepopcornshallwe8400

    Your voice is really nice to hear!!! Also thanks for the info ❤

  • @andreea.andreea
    @andreea.andreea Před měsícem

    Welcome Rosalie 🤗 You will be in high demand

  • @sawyerphillips9493
    @sawyerphillips9493 Před měsícem

    Haven't teenagers been irritable for all of human history. But lets just pretend that this completely normal stage of development is a mental disorder so that we can pump them full of mind altering drugs for the benefit of big pharma.

  • @andreea.andreea
    @andreea.andreea Před měsícem

    Great topic to discuss! Thank you for the time you took to emphasize every perspective , legal, moral, threats etc

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před 25 dny

      We’re happy to help parents think through some of the ways things could play out in all these areas.

  • @jamesnotreally8412
    @jamesnotreally8412 Před měsícem

    Thats cuz you dont seen guys wearing crop tops and spaghetti's straps. We wear tank tops but thats differenct

    • @evebread
      @evebread Před měsícem

      but its not even that deep..

  • @kalistakoubsky9680
    @kalistakoubsky9680 Před měsícem

    Girls push the boundaries because it popular and "attractive" but that's because society no longer accepts modesty. You are made fun of and thought of as a prude if you don't dress like a slut.

  • @thecheesegoblin420
    @thecheesegoblin420 Před měsícem

    "dress codes don't effect boys bc they follow the dress code"

  • @enchantressdch1207
    @enchantressdch1207 Před měsícem

    If boys can wear baggy, so can the girls. The dress code should be fair and equal between the sexes.

  • @ashablack5892
    @ashablack5892 Před měsícem

    Because boys don't come to school in really short crop tops or really low cut shirts, or see through shirts, or really Short shorts, or short skirts. But girls would and still try to even with dress codes. Because as much as girls don't like to admit it, coming from a girl, we're huge attention seekers, we love to get people to look at us in some way.

  • @thisworldhasgonemad
    @thisworldhasgonemad Před měsícem

    WTF did I just watch? This is satire, right?

  • @danielrobinson1419
    @danielrobinson1419 Před měsícem

    you obviously don't know what you're talking about just look at japanese schools it's not hard people are just to damn stupid

  • @vanilla_chai_mama8780
    @vanilla_chai_mama8780 Před měsícem

    Dress code primarily fall on the girls because no one wants to make boys have more self-control so they would tell girls, theyre distracting the boys, meanwhile, letting boys sag their pants exposing whole a$$. That's called sexism. Maybe to alleviate the struggle, just require uniforms across-the-board for everyone.

  • @boobrere
    @boobrere Před měsícem

    Please shut up. Butt cheeks and breasts are distracting for men and women. Theres nothing sexist about it

  • @user-xh4sh8hq6f
    @user-xh4sh8hq6f Před měsícem

    Shut up😂😂

  • @anna_maria_georgiou_garner.81

    And we as parents have a duty to reassure them that we have their back and respect their space to mature.

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před 25 dny

      Giving teens independence is an important part of the teen years.

  • @JustMe80564
    @JustMe80564 Před měsícem

    Sounds like your trying to remove the relationship from A and B. Parents will always be there for their kids. They can go without losing ties. They can live in their own and still have a relationship your not right.

  • @noeldunsky
    @noeldunsky Před měsícem

    Thank you for this eye opening conversation about such a great movie. I just cannot stop thinking about it and using references from it with my students. All emotions are there for a reason...❤❤

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před 25 dny

      We love hearing that you’ve already used some of this in the classroom!

  • @chanskichanski7874
    @chanskichanski7874 Před měsícem

    It resonates with me so much at this moment!! Thank you so much!

  • @1232lyft
    @1232lyft Před měsícem

    Well your president won’t do anything about it

  • @aletheabejarano
    @aletheabejarano Před měsícem

    I can't believe this. It is so sad

  • @Nico5890
    @Nico5890 Před měsícem

    My kids went to see it in the theater so I told them that one of my favorite humans, Dr. Lisa, helped with it. They loved it, and I am cautiously optimistic that my tweens absorbed some of the messages about ALL normal healthy brains experiencing highs and lows. You should be so proud of your work!

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před měsícem

      So glad to hear you loved the film as much as we do! Really wonderful that the kids are understanding the important messages too.

  • @alexandrospatsikos2549
    @alexandrospatsikos2549 Před měsícem

    Fascinating conversation. you are so lucky for being part of this film. I have been waiting for the release with so much anticipation since they announced it! I went and saw it with my little one, that was already familiar with the 5 characters of the first movie, and it was her first movie experience ever. The sequel was everything I was hoping for and even more! What you are saying about the conversation back at home is so true. The first movie has given us so many opportunities to speak and learn about our emotions, and with the 2nd now, we will have even more to talk about, for years to come. I hope a 3rd one eventually comes out, but there is no rush. I prefer they take their time and do it right!

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před měsícem

      So thrilled it met your expectations and your family loved it too! You’re right about these being great conversation starters.

  • @TatianaCorazon
    @TatianaCorazon Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you so much for making this specifically on the topic of moving this has helped me so much as I am about to purchase my first home outside of the area and I was so worried about my 11-year-old daughter. Thx again 💕

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před měsícem

      Best of luck with the move! These can be exciting new chapters too.

  • @SuzanneCharron-zp7ye
    @SuzanneCharron-zp7ye Před 2 měsíci

    Please when discussing sleep it needs to be "resorative" sleep not junk sleep. Adults and kids with undiagnosed sleep issues need diagnosis and treatment. I like that you call it good sleep but tease that out a bit more.

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před měsícem

      Sleep is so valuable ! Glad you think so too.

  • @AmandaRanieri
    @AmandaRanieri Před 2 měsíci

    This also sounds exactly like my 8-9 year old daughter which we are struggling with understanding at the moment. Does this all apply to her age range too? She’s a strong willed girl.

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před 2 měsíci

      Yes - this guidance applies across a range of ages.

  • @lopezf1
    @lopezf1 Před 2 měsíci

    This is such a great episode, not only to address marihuana with our kids, but any other kind of legal but unsafe substances (alcohol, smoking, vaping, etc). And I love how Reena so authentically re-asks Lisa not with her journalist hat, but with her mom hat: "Lisa, but WHY?" It feels more like two mom friends sharing their concerns than a podcast. I love you guys so much, cheers from Argentina

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před 2 měsíci

      Thank you for tuning in! Parenting is as challenging as it is wonderful - we're all in this together.

  • @loreloretan655
    @loreloretan655 Před 2 měsíci

    Thank you so much, you two for the incredibly valuable tipps and tricks on parenting. I was hoping your new book would also come out in german, but now I am already reading it in english. Will there be a german version soon? (It s still a bit easyer for me...) Kind regards from a 4 teenager mom from Switzerland

    • @asklisapodcast
      @asklisapodcast Před 2 měsíci

      Unfortunately there's no current plan for a German version - but hoping that will change soon.

  • @gilrodri01
    @gilrodri01 Před 2 měsíci

    Love the episode... I have been thinking on write many letters to Dr. Lisa in regards this issue. I have cried and many times super angry to my 12 years old son for this kids of behaviors. This is a great episode. Thanks Dr. Lisa, many thanks

  • @smitachan3760
    @smitachan3760 Před 2 měsíci

    Yes to the episode on "repair". Thank you! :)

  • @nativega1266
    @nativega1266 Před 2 měsíci

    Very insightful. Thank you for this topic and for other teen topics.