The Parental Compass
The Parental Compass was launched by Family Education & Support Services to provide all parents with access to the evidence-based parenting information, ideas and on-the-ground resources. It is our goal to help parents build the skills, tools and confidence they need to be the best parents they can be.
Episodes
As a parent, it is easy to be critical of yourself. The mistakes always seem to stand out more than the successes!
This week The Compass is joined by best-selling author Carla Naumburg. Carla discusses how to practice self-compassion and her newly released book, “You Are Not A Sh*tty Parent.”
To find Carla Naumburg’s new book and learn more about her work, visit https://www.carlanaumburg.com/
As a parent, it is easy to be critical of yourself. The mistakes always seem to stand out more than the successes!
This week The Compass is joined by best-selling author Carla Naumburg. Carla discusses how to practice self-compassion and her newly released book, “You Are Not A Sh*tty Parent.”
To find Carla Naumburg’s new book and learn more about her work, visit https://www.carlanaumburg.com/
When a child has had their trust broken, especially by closest to them, that trauma can dramatically impact their behavior. Guest Penny Michel and Stephanie Rodriguez join The Compass to discuss Trust Based Relational Intervention and share their strategies for support.
To learn more about TBRI visit
https://child.tcu.edu/about-us/tbri/#sthash.2ECok5EB.d5fdsifQ.dpbs
Or sign up for a training at
https://cpe.socialwork.uw.edu/a...
When a child has had their trust broken, especially by closest to them, that trauma can dramatically impact their behavior. Guest Penny Michel and Stephanie Rodriguez join The Compass to discuss Trust Based Relational Intervention and share their strategies for support.
To learn more about TBRI visit
https://child.tcu.edu/about-us/tbri/#sthash.2ECok5EB.d5fdsifQ.dpbs
Or sign up for a training at
https://cpe.socialwork.uw.edu/a...
Dr. Stuart Shankner (of York University and the Self-Regulation Institute) joins The Compass to discuss the teen stress epidemic. He explains stress warning signs, brain chemistry, causes, and how you, as a parent, can offer support.
To learn more about Dr. Shankner’s work, visit www.self-reg.ca
Dr. Stuart Shankner (of York University and the Self-Regulation Institute) joins The Compass to discuss the teen stress epidemic. He explains stress warning signs, brain chemistry, causes, and how you, as a parent, can offer support.
To learn more about Dr. Shankner’s work, visit www.self-reg.ca
Tim Olson is the author of the new book, The Legacy of Absence. He joins The Compass to talk about the impact of absent fathers, steps to remain emotionally present, and forgiveness.
To learn more about Tim Olson or to purchase his new book, visit www.TimOlsonAuthor.com
Tim Olson is the author of the new book, The Legacy of Absence. He joins The Compass to talk about the impact of absent fathers, steps to remain emotionally present, and forgiveness.
To learn more about Tim Olson or to purchase his new book, visit www.TimOlsonAuthor.com
This week we celebrate the 100th episode of The Parental Compass. To help commemorate the occasion, Bobby takes the interview chair to discuss how you can help youth develop skills they will carry with them for the rest of their lives by engaging them in their passions.
This week's episode is guest hosted by Nathan Hodge of Razor Tongue Radio.
To learn more about Bobby's work with The Bridge Music Project, visit www.bri...
This week we celebrate the 100th episode of The Parental Compass. To help commemorate the occasion, Bobby takes the interview chair to discuss how you can help youth develop skills they will carry with them for the rest of their lives by engaging them in their passions.
This week's episode is guest hosted by Nathan Hodge of Razor Tongue Radio.
To learn more about Bobby's work with The Bridge Music Project, visit www.bri...
Gary Burris, Executive Director of the Child Care Action Council, joins The Compass to share his insights on the child care industry and his tips for finding the right center for your child.
Gary Burris, Executive Director of the Child Care Action Council, joins The Compass to share his insights on the child care industry and his tips for finding the right center for your child.
Talking with your children about sex can be an incredibly uncomfortable conversation. How do you approach the topic? What information should you share when? How do you make sure your children understand your values around sex?
Amy Lang has taught sex education for 25 years and is the author of “Sex talks with Tweens.” She answers these questions and more in this week’s episode of The Parental Compass.
Talking with your children about sex can be an incredibly uncomfortable conversation. How do you approach the topic? What information should you share when? How do you make sure your children understand your values around sex?
Amy Lang has taught sex education for 25 years and is the author of “Sex talks with Tweens.” She answers these questions and more in this week’s episode of The Parental Compass.
Physical therapist Sally Carman joins The Compass to explain children's sensory challenges and strategies for offering support. She discusses sensory systems that are less understood but greatly impact a young person’s quality of life.
Physical therapist Sally Carman joins The Compass to explain children's sensory challenges and strategies for offering support. She discusses sensory systems that are less understood but greatly impact a young person’s quality of life.
Paul Offit is a doctor who helped create the Rotavirus vaccine, credited with saving millions of lives worldwide. He joins The Compass the give us an update on Covid, how the vaccine is working so far, and his thoughts on why it is still important to be vaccinated.
Paul Offit is a doctor who helped create the Rotavirus vaccine, credited with saving millions of lives worldwide. He joins The Compass the give us an update on Covid, how the vaccine is working so far, and his thoughts on why it is still important to be vaccinated.
Today youth mental health is a more widely discussed issue than ever before. Still, it can be tough to know where to turn when your child is struggling.
Eliana Stockwell-Ferber from NAMI (the world’s largest grassroots mental health organization) joins The Compass to discuss her challenges growing up, what her parents did to help, and steps you can take to provide support.
For more about NAMI’s Stop the Silence Campaign, visit ww...
Today youth mental health is a more widely discussed issue than ever before. Still, knowing where to turn when your child is struggling can be tough.
Eliana Stockwell-Ferber from NAMI (the world’s largest grassroots mental health organization) joins The Compass to discuss her challenges growing up, what her parents did to help, and steps you can take to provide support.
For more about NAMI’s Stop the Silence Campaign, visit www.N...
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