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Jun 29, 20261m
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Hosted by Kim Lee · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 206 episodes
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I am a Chid & Adolescent Psychotherapist. The podcast are educational and orientated towards parents. We cover a wide range of sometimes, tricky subjects, in the hope of reassuring parents that no matter how hard things may seem, there are things you can do. Thank you. Kim
Kim Lee hosts Inside The Consulting Room - Understanding the Child Behind the Behaviour, a health show with 206 episodes published.
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Send us Fan Mail Kids don’t always tell the truth with words. Sometimes they tell it with panic, perfectionism, shutdown, rage, or a level of “acting out” that leaves every adult asking the same question: what is wrong w
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Send us Fan Mail If you have ever watched a child melt down and thought, “I don’t even know what’s happening right now,” this finale will give you a different lens. We talk about mentalization, the invisible skill that h
Send us Fan Mail Curiosity is fragile, and families can lose it without meaning to. Kim Lee from the Children’s Consultancy unpacks the quiet patterns that shut down a child’s inner world: stress that makes everyone reac
Send us Fan Mail If you have ever caught yourself thinking “They’re doing this on purpose,” this conversation offers a different path: wonder what is happening inside the child, not just what the child is doing. We talk
Send us Fan Mail Most people think the big question about autism is whether autistic children “understand other people.” I’m not convinced that question gets us anywhere helpful. What actually changes relationships is no
Send us Fan Mail A child with ADHD can look incredibly empathic and reasonable, and then suddenly say something harsh, slam a door, or melt down over what seems like a small trigger. That swing isn’t proof they don’t car
Send us Fan Mail A social media ban for kids under 16 sounds like the kind of clean, decisive fix adults crave when they feel frightened and powerless. I get that fear. Parents are worried, schools are exhausted, and cli
Send us Fan Mail We talk about what happens when a child’s ability to mentalize collapses under stress, and why anxiety and explosive anger can be signs of a nervous system stuck in survival mode. We connect trauma, emot
Send us Fan Mail We unpack why children cannot learn emotional regulation alone and how they build it by borrowing calm from a caregiver. We explain containment, co-regulation, and repair, and why these early patterns of
Send us Fan Mail We explore what happens in the brain when we mentalize, and why reflection can disappear the moment emotions surge. We connect child development, neuroscience, and real-life conflict so you can understan
Send us Fan Mail Your child isn’t learning emotional skills from your best lecture. They’re learning from what it feels like when they’re scared, angry, or overwhelmed and you respond. We dig into how mentalization forms
Send us Fan Mail A dog cowers when we approach, even though we mean no harm. That moment forces a human question we ask all the time with kids, partners, and friends: what is happening inside them? We start this series b
Send us Fan Mail Recovery gets sold as closure, a perfect apology, or a clean happy ending. I see it differently, and in this finale I name it plainly: recovery is when your life stops revolving around the wound. The sca
Send us Fan Mail The most misunderstood moment in an empath and avoidant relationship isn’t the breakup. It’s what happens after the empath finally walks away, quietly, firmly, and often with no contact. I call this “the
Send us Fan Mail The breakup nobody talks about is the quiet one: the day an empath finally leaves after years of trying to make it work. We sit with that uncomfortable truth Kim Lee shares right up front: most people as
Send us Fan Mail A relationship can look perfectly fine on the outside while quietly collapsing on the inside. We dig into the empath and avoidant dynamic that ends not with betrayal or a blowout fight, but with hundreds
Send us Fan Mail The hardest relationship pain is rarely a single blowup. It’s the slow confusion of reaching for someone you love and watching them step back, again and again. We’re Kim Lee, Child, an adolescent psychot
Send us Fan Mail The most confusing relationships often start with the strongest pull: instant closeness, deep recognition, and that feeling that you finally found someone who gets you. Then the tone shifts. Messages slo
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