Healing Hearts is a podcast aimed to help others parent with purpose. We offer support for resilient families as a beacon of hope and understanding for parents of vulnerable youth. Our commitment is to serve as an empathetic yet empowering guide for parents through the complex journey of raising children who face emotional, developmental, or behavioral divergence. We create dialogues that inspire, providing practical solutions and unwavering support for parents seeking strength and compassion in the areas of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), childhood trauma, and the spectrum of developmental, behavioral, and mental health challenges. Our conversations are designed to arm parents with the encouragement they need to persevere. We offer essential and actionable mental health strategies and supporting resources for your journey. In alignment with the core values of Speak Up for Kids in Palm Beach County, our podcast is more than a platform fo
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How to talk to your teen about anxiety without pushing them away | Sophia Vale Galano
Jul 21, 202620 minS2
Send us Fan Mail Maybe your teenager has opened up about feeling anxious, but the conversation seems to end in frustration every time you try to help. Or, maybe they don't talk about it at all, which keeps you up at night worrying about their wellbeing. Sophia Vale Galano has spent more than a decade helping teenagers and their families navigate anxiety in school, hospital, and private settings. Through her work, she's learned that helping an anxious teenager isn't about caring more, but about approaching the conversation differently. In this episode, Sophia shares the real insights her experience has revealed. In the first half of our conversation with Sophia, she and Benoit Harpey explore why teens often struggle to communicate their anxiety, how parents can recognize hidden signs, and what it takes to build the kind of trust that encourages honest conversations. Instead of immediately trying to fix the problem, Sophia explains how curiosity, validation, and patience can help parents become a safe place for their teenagers. In This Episode: Why many caring parents accidentally push anxious teens away How anxiety often shows up as irritability, avoidance, or isolation Why listening is often more helpful than immediately trying to “fix” your teen Practical ways to build trust so your teen feels safe opening up How to know when your teen needs more support, and when they need space to grow Why organic, everyday conversations are often more effective than formal “talks” The difference between helping your teen and rescuing them Whether your teen struggles with anxiety or you're simply trying to strengthen your relationship, this conversation provides practical guidance to help you become someone your teen feels safe turning to. Connect with Sophia Vale Galano: www.sophiagalano.com Book: Calming Teenage Anxiety Instagram: @sophiavale_galano Resources & Support: parents@speakupforkidspbc.org @speakupforkidspbc Website: speakupforkidspbc.org/healing-hearts Local to Palm Beach? See our events: speakupforkidspbc.org/events Want to be featured? ️ parents@speakupforkidspbc.org
How to Reach a Struggling Teen When Nothing Is Working | Will Dobud (Part 1)
Jun 23, 202627 minS2
Send us Fan Mail Maybe you’ve tried therapy, but your kid goes, barely says a word, and quits after the second session. Dr. Will Dobud has spent two decades working with families who had been in that situation. In wilderness programs, clinical settings, and remote Indigenous communities in Australia, Will has been working with teens who everyone else considered lost causes. He was that kid, kicked out of boarding schools and taken to see many therapists, none of whom helped. His experience led him to search for a real solution, which he shares with us today. In this episode, Benoit Harpey and Amina Elsamahy sit down with Will for a conversation that discusses the practical solution to teen difficulties. He helps us understand what kids actually need. In This Episode: The reason therapy fails, and how that changes your approach to getting them help Why your teen's anger, withdrawal, or "difficult" behavior is almost never the actual problem, and how to understand the underlying causes What kids need before they'll open up, take risks, or trust any adult in their life What actually determines whether therapy helps your kid, regardless of qualifications Red flags to look out for in therapy and youth programs Why blaming phones and social media is getting in the way of actually helping teenagers In Part 2: We’ll discuss strategies you can apply at home now, including setting proper boundaries, avoiding potentially harmful over protection, and tools to help you along the way. Connect with Will Dobud: 🌐 willdobud.com 📗 Kids These Days 📷 @willdobud Resources & Support: 📩 parents@speakupforkidspbc.org 📷 @speakupforkidspbc 🌐 speakupforkidspbc.org/healing-hearts 📅 Local to Palm Beach? See our events: speakupforkidspbc.org/events Want to be featured? 🎙️ parents@speakupforkidspbc.org #teenmentalhealth #strugglingteen #parentingteens #youthmentalhealth #childadvocacy #traumainformedparenting #youththerapy #teenanxiety #speakupforkids #parentadvocate @parentsspeakupforkids
Speak up for your kids! The power of advocacy through ACEs, trauma, and developmental challenges with Paula Yost
Jun 9, 202630 minS2
<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>“How can I advocate for my kid when everything seems to be against me?” “How do adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) affect kids, and how can we help them recover?” — Advocacy is tough and often feels like an uphill battle. Whether you’re raising a child who has experienced foster care, a child with developmental challenges, or a child recovering from trauma, advocacy is crucial to ensuring that they receive the support and opportunities they need. It’s also difficult. That’s why today, Kayla Richerson speaks with Paula Yost, an attorney, advocate, counselor, and both a biolo...
How to build resilience and avoid burnout in sports: The Goal of the Game with Harvey Araton (Part 2)
May 26, 202619 minS2
<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>“How can I help my kids manage stress and pressure in youth sports?” “How can I encourage my kids without adding undue pressure?” — Two weeks ago, we heard Harvey Araton’s expertise on character building through youth sports and the pressures and stresses that often come out of it. In part two of Benoit Harpey and Kayla Richerson’s conversation with him, Harvey walks us through practical ways to take the pressure and stress off our kids’ shoulders. He reminds us that sports build character and are ultimately meant for fun—not just for full-ride coll...
The benefits and unintended impacts of youth sports: The Goal of the Game with Harvey Araton (Part 1)
May 12, 202635 minS2
<p>Send us Fan Mail</p><p>“How to reduce pressure on young athletes?” “How can I support my kids in youth sports?” “How do sports shape character in kids?” — Kids worldwide engage in team sports, and for years it has brought joy to the players. Recently, though, the commercialization of youth sports, as well as motivations beyond character building and fun, have placed undue pressure on young athletes. This unhealthy pressure leads to stress, overwhelm, and tension. In part one of Benoit Harpey and Kayla Richerson’s conversation with Harvey Araton—New York Times columnist and sports journalist, author, and father—we lear...
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