Roots & Resilience, A Therapeutic Parenting Podcast

Are you a parent to a traumatised or neurodivergent child? Feel a little isolated, judged or overwhelmed? This is the podcast for you! Our joint knowledge of therapeutic parenting from both a parent and social work point of view will help you to see the light at the end of the tunnel. In fact, we are here to walk beside you down that tunnel. We will discuss everyday issues which we live with whilst parenting our children and supporting other to parent those. This is not 'how to' parenting guide. This is not about judgement. We want to help you build your own tool kit to help you through the hard times and celebrate with you on the wins! Come and get involved!

Roots & Resilience, A Therapeutic Parenting Podcast is a kids podcast hosted by Mandie Mauger-Jones, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Mandie Mauger-Jones hosts Roots & Resilience, A Therapeutic Parenting Podcast, a kids show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #19

  R&R Bitesize - Return to School

  Aug 19, 202628 minS1

  Laura and Mandie discuss the challenges and strategies for preparing children to return to school after the summer holidays. They emphasize the importance of pre-planning, managing expectations, and working with schools to support children's transition back to the school routine. Takeaways Pre-planning for the return to school is crucial Expect dysregulation and plan for it Has this raised questions for you? Reach out to us either via our Facebook page, Roots and Resilience Podcast, or email, rootsresilience@outlook.com

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  Episode #17

  R&R Bitesize - Blended Families

  Aug 5, 202637 minS1

  Laura and Mandie discuss the challenges and dynamics of blended families, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing safety, understanding behaviour as communication, protecting existing attachments, building one-to-one connections, and embracing progress over perfection. They also touch on the need for patience, kindness, and self-reflection in navigating the complexities of blended family relationships. Takeaways Safety before belonging Behavior as communication Protecting existing attachments Building one-to-one connections Progress over perfection Has this raised a question for you? Email - rootsresilience@outlook.com or find us on Facebook

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  Episode #16

  R&R Bitesize - Avoiding Arguments

  Jul 22, 202623 minS1

  Laura and Mandie explore effective strategies for managing arguments with children, emphasizing the importance of recognizing triggers, stepping out early, practicing response phrases, understanding the emotion behind behaviour, keeping demands low, regulating emotions, and reconnecting after conflict. These strategies aim to foster a supportive and suitable environment for children and parents, promoting teamwork and emotional regulation. Takeaways Recognize argument triggers early Practice response phrases for effective communication If this has raised any questions for you please reach out: rootsresilience@outlook.com Facebook page - Roots and resilience podcast

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  Episode #15

  Episode 15 - Siblings

  Jul 15, 202656 minS1

  Laura and Mandie delve into the complex dynamics of sibling relationships in the context of trauma. They explore the impact of trauma on sibling interactions and the challenges faced by parents in managing these dynamics. The discussion highlights the unique experiences and behaviours of siblings, emphasizing the need for a trauma-informed approach to parenting. The conversation delves into the complexities of sibling dynamics, highlighting the challenges of managing individual dynamics, the presentation of children in care, roles and dynamics in sibling groups, grief and loss in sibling relationships, and practical support for parents of siblings. Takeaways Sibling dynamics in trauma are complex The impact of trauma on sibling relationships Sibling dynamics are complex Grief and loss play a significant role in sibling relationships rootsresilience@outlook.com or Facebook - Roots and Resilience Podcast

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  Episode #14

  R&R Bitesize - Surviving the Summer Holidays

  Jul 8, 202640 minS1

  This week, Laura and Mandie cover the challenges of managing anxiety around summer holidays, creating a light touch routine for predictability, balancing sensory overload and low stimuli activities, the importance of connection and not compliance during wobbly moments, and the preparation and organization for low stimuli activities during the summer break. The conversation covers engaging children with biscuit decorating, recognizing boredom as a sign of dysregulation, preempting pressure points, and protecting parental regulation through proactive self-care. The takeaways include the recognition of boredom as a sign of dysregulation and the importance of proactive self-care for parents during the summer holidays. Takeaways Managing anxiety around summer holidays Creating a light touch routine for predictability Balancing sensory overload and low stimuli activities Connection and not compliance during wobbly moments Preparation and organization for low stimuli activities Boredom as a sign of dysregulation Proactive self-care for parents If you need support, please reach out either via our Facebook page or email - rootsresilience@outlook.com

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