The Guardians Guide : Parent Coaching

09/18/2022

Taken from JRE #1869 w/Gabor Mate:https://open.spotify.com/episode/2XCJAb43d6b4cNLdKS9jSw?si=94595d5f33cc4b24

09/01/2022

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08/18/2022

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07/31/2022

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07/12/2022

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07/10/2022

07/09/2022

In case you missed last months live, I had the honor and privilege of interviewing Alex Castro Croy We got to explore and discuss the impact of intergenerational wounds, taboo topics, culture, and values on the caregiving process and how to become a pivotal point in the healing of your families generational experiences as a caregiver and guardian. Make sure you go to our website and get signed up for our mailing list so that you can be notified of future facebook live episodes as they come out! www.theguardiansguide.com

06/26/2022

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06/22/2022

06/21/2022

Building connection, rapport, and relationship is critical to working well with young people and their families. Whilst adults sometimes come to the therapy room with a goal in mind and want to 'get to work', children and young people more often take some time to build trust with before it feels safe to open up.

Using games can be a great way to build trust, have fun, and get to know each other but that doesn't mean you have to go and spend loads of money on the latest 'therapeutic game'. Most simple games can easily be turned into relationship building tools, like this 'Get to Know You Jenga' from The Australian Childhood Foundation.

All you need to do is print, cut, and stick to a regular Jenga game and VOILA - Therapy Jenga! The full PDF includes more pages of questions plus instructions for use.

PDF Link:https://professionals.childhood.org.au/app/uploads/2022/06/ACF616-Jenga-Resource-v2.pdf