Centering Kids: Parenting as a Team

Centering Kids: Advice from the experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood

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Team parenting seems like an obvious endeavor for adults, but more often than not, parents and caregivers can disagree on parenting philosophies, especially when their romantic relationship has ended. In this episode of Centering Kids, host Merab Favorite discusses parenting and caregiving as a team with mental health therapists Michele Duss and Stephanie Essex.

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Centering Kids: Advice from the experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood

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Centering Kids: How to Nurture Your Child's Dreams and Ambitions 33:09

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As a child, Scott Ehrenpreis was awkward, shy, and had trouble making friends. But when he got on stage, all inhibitions disappeared and he felt empowered, untouchable, and capable of anything. In Season 3, Episode 3 of Centering Kids, host Merab Favorite interviews Joel Ehrenpreis on how he discovered his son's talent and nurtured his dream to one day be an actor, all while educating the public about what it means to live with disabilities, disorders, and mental health challenges. The one-man show they produced together, Clowns Like Me , will premiere at Asolo Theater in Sarasota on May 18, 2023. Show Notes: To purchase tickets to Clowns Like Me, click HERE . To learn more about L.E.A.P., click HERE . Click here to learn more about The Florida Center for Early Childhood . Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Creating a Culture of Care in the Workplace 26:50

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When it comes to creating a culture of care in the workplace, it's all about feeling supported from CEO to entry-level positions. This trickle-down effect essentially leads to better client care. In Episode 2, Season 3 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Merab Favorite interviews Dr. Kristie Skoglund about her journey leading one of the largest nonprofits in Sarasota, Fla. through a global pandemic, major hurricane and housing crisis. Support the show…

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Center Kids: How to Navigate Your Child's IEP 18:30

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When it comes to navigating a child's Individualized Education Plan, or IEP, parents can sometimes feel confused, powerless, or simply overwhelmed which can make their participation in the process less meaningful. In this episode of Centering Kids, host Merab Favorite interviews parent advocate Jen Werden about her new YouTube series, Different Children, Different Approach . Jen teams up with Amy Weinberger of The Lean on Me Project in the series, set to premiere March 1, 2023, to give parents much-needed tools to successfully navigate their child's IEP. Show notes: For more information on The Lean On Me Project, click here . To learn more about Jen Werden and view her full bio, click here . To subscribe and follow The Florida Center's YouTube page, which will host the new series, Different Children, Different Approach, click here . Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Canines, Companions and Clinics 22:55

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There's a lot happening at the only Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Clinic in Florida. It's not just for helping individuals living with FASD find answers and solutions regarding their disorder, but it's also about finding companionship, even in canine form. In season 2, episode 10 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Merab Favorite interviews Bailey Jackson, a mental health therapist and assistant director of The Florida Center's FASD clinic. She discussed how she and her best friend Poppy help families and individuals living with FASD. Show notes: To learn more about our furry friends visit Canine Companions for Independence or FASD Furfighters. To learn more about our FASD-related trainings, visit www.FloridaCenterTraining.org To learn more about our FASD Diagnostic Clinic, visit www.TheFloridaCenter.org . Dunlap and Moran Attorneys at Law Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Support the show…

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Centering Kids: The Emotional Impact of a Child's Diagnosis 32:25

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Receiving the diagnosis that your child has a delay or disability can have an emotional impact on the entire family. In Season 2 Episode 9 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Merab Favorite interviews Gigi Gillis and Kaitlyn Aland, two parents who are raising children with exceptionalities. Tamra Cajo, a licensed mental health counselor and director of The Florida Center's Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders clinic also provides insight into the many emotions parents feel after receiving their child's diagnosis. Support the show…

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Centering Kids: The Benefits of Getting a Good Night's Sleep 24:43

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A good night's rest can affect a child's mood, performance, and behavior, but it's often not considered a factor if a child is acting out or struggling in the classroom. In Season 2, Episode 8 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Merab Favorite and special guest Allison Phinney, a mental health therapist, discuss how parents can help ensure their children get a good night's rest. They discuss proven sleep aids for every age group and more. Show Notes: Click here for more information about The Florida Center's School-Based Mental Health Therapy program. To learn more about trauma-informed care, Click here . Support the show…

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Centering Kids: How to Build Up a Child's Self Esteem 22:58

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In Season 2, Episode 7 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Merab Favorite interviews school-based mental health therapist Margaret Ross, who serves elementary-age children at Fruitville Elementary School in Sarasota, Fla. The two women discuss ways parents and early childhood professionals can build up a child's self-esteem so they are able to overcome feelings of anxiety that are often tied to starting a new school or entering a new classroom. Show Notes: Learn more about Margaret's presentation at our Mind Matters Symposium Listen to Margaret's previous podcast about Mindfulness . Support this podcast The Florida Center for Early Childhood . Have recommendations or ideas for a topic? Please email us at info@thefloridacenter.org ! Support the show…

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Centering Kids: 'Pandemic Culture' May Cause Shift in Specialized Services 19:59

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In Season 2, Episode 6 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Kristen Theisen interviews Kim Williams, a speech-language pathologist and The Florida Center's Director of Development Services, and Tamra Cajo, who heads the agency's Fetal Alchohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) Clinic. The three women discuss how negative environments, or a traumatic disruption in one's circumstances, I.E. the Covid-19 Pandemic, can significantly impact early childhood development and how services will be impacted by the "Pandemic Generation" or those children born during the pandemic. The conversation also includes information about the 2nd Annual Mind Matters Symposium on June 22, as both Williams and Cajo will be presenters at the event. Show Notes: Mind Matters Registration: https://tinyurl.com/MindMattersSymposium More info about the FASD Clinic: https://www.thefloridacenter.org/what-we-do/fetal-alcohol-spectrum-disorders-clinic/ Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Modeling Mental Health Awareness 23:56

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In Season 2, Episode 5 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Kristen Thiesen interviews children's mental health counselor Michele Duss, who works with preschool-age kids. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month and Children's Mental Health Week, the two discuss ways parents can model positive approaches to mental health, recognize signs of trauma and be there for their children in their time of need. Support the show…

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Centering Kids: The Risks of Compassion Fatigue 29:02

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In Season 2, Episode 4 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Kristen Theisen interviews Alba Colmenares Moore, Supervisor of School-Based Mental Health Services in North Sarasota County. The two discuss Alba's upcoming training on Compassion Fatigue, which can limit a caregiver's ability to feel empathy or sympathy for their client. This serious condition can lead to more critical situations but is treatable with mental health counseling. The training mentioned in this podcast, Overcoming Compassion Fatigue, occurs on Wed., May 4, from 5:30 - 7:30 pm (EST). Interested? Register here . For more information about The Florida Center's participation in the Giving Challenge, which is hosted by the Sarasota Community Foundation with giving strengthened by The Patterson Foundation, CLICK HERE . All donations of $25-100 to The Florida center during this 24-hour giving event will be tripled! Support the show…

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Centering Kids: How to be More Autism Aware 29:06

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In Season 2, Episode 3 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Merab Favorite, filling in for Kristen Theisen, interviews Occupational Therapist Melissa Cox and Mental Health Therapist Lisa Klein. The three early childhood professionals discuss the causes of autism, its signs, and symptoms, and how we as a society can be more inclusive of those living with the disorder. Show notes: Autism Speaks explanation of World Autism Month & World Autism Day The Florida Center Giving Challenge Page Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Flip It Helps Caregivers Deal with Stressful Situations 17:53

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In Season 2, Episode 2, host Merab Favorite, (filling in for Kristen Theisen) interviews Dr. Johnna Brynn, a mental health professional, and director of training and professional development of The Florida Center for Early Childhood. They discuss Flip-It, a strategy developed by a preschool teacher who created it to help deal with a little girl in her class that exhibited very challenging behaviors that impeded the learning of her peers. The process is simple, when one wants to change the behavior of a child they should acknowledge the child's feelings (F), set positive limits (L), inquire about what they're going through (I), and prompt (P) them with a solution. Show Notes: Flip It: Transforming Challenging Behavior Jewish Family and Children's Services website The Florida Center Training Institute Video: Far from the Tree Disney Short Trailer Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Is it Baby Blues or Postpartum Depression? 14:52

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In Season 2 Episode 1 of Centering Kids: Advice from the Experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood, host Kristen Theisen consults mental health therapist Jeanie DeLa about peripartum depression, also known as postpartum depression. The two discuss signs, symptoms, and treatment for this mood disorder that's more common than you might think. Show Notes: Jeanie recommended the website Postpartum Support International or PSI for updated information about pregnancy-related mood disorders. To register for Jeanie's training on Peripartum Depression on Monday, April 4, 2022, click here . Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Advice from the experts at The Florida Center for Early Childhood

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Centering Kids: Lean On Me Helps "Heal" the Education System 23:45

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In this episode, our host Kristen Theisen, of The Florida Center , interviews Amy Weinberger, founder of the Lean On Me Project , a non-profit organization that focuses on 'healing' education my providing students and educators with tools that bridge education and mental health. Amy discusses the need for sleep, nourishment and overall kindness when it comes to students, teachers and parents. Episode notes: Click the links to learn more about the organizations National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and First Step of Sarasota , which were both mentioned in this episode. Click here to purchase a copy of the book The Power of Presence: Be a Voice in Your Child's Ear Even When You're Not With Them by Joy Thomas Moore. Background music for this podcast comes from SoundDotCom Dunlap and Moran Attorneys at Law Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Helping Children Navigate Life Through Mindfulness 23:43

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In this episode, host Kristen Theisen interviews school-based mental health therapist Margaret Ross. Ross, who is also a children's yoga instructor, describes how teachers and parents can help children regulate their emotions through simple breathing techniques and daily mindfulness practices. The podcast also features Dr. Johnna Brynn, director of The Florida Center Training Institute, who helps practitioners like Ross share their skills with the public through virtual trainings. Show notes: Sign up for Ross' training on Wed. August 25 from 5-7 pm - A Wave of Calm in A Sea of Chaos: Helping Children Navigate Life Through Mindfulness Details for the Inner Explorer program mentioned in the episode are available here . Background music for this podcast comes from SoundDotCom Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Go With Your Gut 22:39

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As parents, we are sometimes made to feel we are being overprotective or too sensitive when it comes to our concerns for our children. But what happens when our gut instincts are right? In this episode, host Kristen Theisen, interviews the parent of a child who struggled with speech and language but was hesitant to seek additional services. She realized her concerns were valid when she found The Florida Center for Early Childhood. Background Music for podcast: https://www.soundotcom.com Sunset Auto Group Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Speaking Up for Speech Therapy 26:45

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When you think of speech and language therapy, you might instantly think of a means to correct a lisp or a stutter. However, the therapy is used in the treatment all types of different delays and disabilities including mutism, apraxia and even autism. In this week's episode of Centering Kids, your host Kristen Theisen interviews Speech and Language pathologist Kim Williams and Gigi Gillis, a mom who's son is navigating life on the autism spectrum and utilizing speech therapy as part of his treatment. Background Music for podcast: https://www.soundotcom.com Support the show…

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Centering Kids: The Benefits of School-Based Mental Health Therapy 23:19

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In this episode of Centering Kids, Mandi Coker, of the Sarasota County School District, and Melissa Bradley, Director of School-Based Mental Health Services at The Florida Center, discuss how the tragic shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14, 2018 in Parkland, Fla., led to a mental health therapy program that placed therapists at every public school in Sarasota County. These therapists serve more than 600 at-risk students and their families every year. Background Music for podcast: https://www.soundotcom.com Support the show…

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Centering Kids: Are Children As Resilient As We Think? 22:26

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In this episode, host Kristen Theisen interviews Dr. Kristie Skoglund, one of the few professionals in Florida designated as an Infant Mental Health Expert, about the impacts of trauma on young children. Background Music for podcast: https://www.soundotcom.com Support the show

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Centering Kids: Let's Talk About Child Abuse Prevention 23:56

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Every first-time parent can relate to that moment of sheer terror, when you're leaving the hospital with a teeny, tiny newborn and you realize the nurse isn't coming home with you. In this episode, host Kristen Theisen interviews Debbie Keyso and Kelly Curran of Healthy Families, an at-home visiting program designed to help new and expecting parents nurture healthy development in their newborns. The program teaches parents how to become the parents they've always wanted to be and in doing so, helps to prevent child abuse before it begins. The episode kicks off National Child Abuse Prevention Month which occurs annually during the month of April. Background Music for podcast: https://www.soundotcom.com Show Notes: To report child abuse, call 1-800-96-ABUSE To purchase a digital version of the book "The Happiest Baby on the Block" by Dr. Harvey Karp, visit: https://tinyurl.com/mts2w7dh To participate in Wear Blue Day on April 1, 2021, upload a photo to social media using the hashtag #GreatChildhoods Fourthought Private Wealth FourThought Private Wealth helps people make better decisions for less stress. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you. Support the show…

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