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“Why don’t discipline or behavior systems work for my child?” “Why does my child shut down so easily?” “What is trauma-informed parenting, and how can I apply it?” — Parenting is tough, and sometimes it feels like we’re doing it all wrong. Behavior can be difficult to understand, especially in kids with trauma. Today, Sophia Mills and Amina Elsamahy sit down with psychotherapist, parenting coach, and founder of Transformative Parenting: Todd Sarner. Todd shares why traditional discipline systems tend to fail, the impact stress has on children, and the importance of connection to form a firm foundation for emotional growth. He explains that as parents, we don’t need to be perfect; we need to be present. “Your job,” he assures us, “is to be a good guide.”

Tune in today to hear practical tips, learn about trauma-informed parenting, and understand more about your child’s behavior. In Part 2, we’ll dive deeper into what it means to be a child’s anchor and learn applicable strategies to build a transformative relationship with our children.

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“My foster child’s biological parents are incarcerated; how can I guide them through this difficult time?” “My child’s guard is up after trauma, how can I help take the walls down?” “How can I help a child transition out of Department of Juvenile Justice custody?” — When a child is in DJJ custody, they’re locked up, isolated, and scared. They aren’t just going through legal trouble, they’re carrying trauma and shame. It takes resilience, hope, support, and love to break free of the trauma they’ve faced. That’s why today Sophia Mills sits down with William Freeman, Founder and CEO of People of Purpose, an organization seeking to guide families as their loved ones come home from incarceration. He shares his experience going through the same thing and how he healed; as well as tips and strategies to help your child through the transition back into normality. Whether you or your child are going through this, know someone who is, or are recovering from any kind of trauma, William’s powerful testimony and advice can help you on your journey. As William told us, “Sometimes it’s not the trauma you expect. It’s abandonment, it’s silence, it’s love not shown the way a child needs to feel it.”

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“How do I stop feeling like I’m failing when my child has a hard day?” “How can I balance seeking professional help with trusting my own instincts as a parent?” — We’ve already heard from Dr. Amanda Trovato, who told us about communication through behavior, the power of routine, and how everyone involved in a child’s life is a caregiver. Today, in the second part of Benoit Harpey’s interview with Dr. Amanda Trovato, clinical psychologist at the ELS for Autism Foundation, we dive deeper into these topics. Dr. Trovato shares her knowledge on how routines and compassion help build confidence in children, how modeling self-care develops healthy habits, and how parents are the experts on their own children. Plus, she offers practical tips and advice on collaboration with teachers and doctors and for applying other themes discussed! This episode is extremely valuable, so tune in to receive these great tips and expertise.

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