Is My Child A Monster? A Parenting Therapy Podcast

Is My Child A Monster? A brand new parenting therapy podcast. You get to be a fly on the wall in Leslie Cohen-Rubury’s office and listen in as she sits with parents who share their stories in therapy sessions recorded live.

Is My Child A Monster? A Parenting Therapy Podcast is a kids podcast hosted by Leslie Cohen-Rubury, with 102 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 82. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Leslie Cohen-Rubury hosts Is My Child A Monster? A Parenting Therapy Podcast, a kids show with 102 episodes published.

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  Episode #100

  How To Use Validation To Prioritize Family Relationships With Special Guest Dale Rubury

  Sep 9, 202542 minS3

  <p>This is the 100th Episode of the podcast.  And for 100 episodes it has been the goal to help parents understand their children so as to create a validating environment as well as a foundation of connection for your child’s wellbeing. In this episode, Leslie and Dale focus on how to make attending to the relationship with your child a high priority especially when there are escalating emotions. What’s the goal of your interactions with your child? Today’s episode explores the three goals of interpersonal situations from Dialectic Behavior Therapy as well as the six levels of validat...

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  Episode #99

  Karen Part 3 of 3: When You Feel Like Parenting Should Be Easier

  Sep 2, 202552 minS3

  <p>Picture this, you have three children, it’s summer vacation and all the routines have changed and now your extended  family is coming for a visit. Sounds great and getting irritable and frustrated is also really understandable.  In today’s third and final session with Karen, who is a mother of three children, she is asking herself  the question: Shouldn’t this be easier?   The discussion also focuses on understanding the "people pleaser" the sensitive child, and some of the myths that we believe about ourselves and others.   Karen and her husband are bothered by her son's passion for watching an...

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  Episode #98

  Karen Part 2 of 3: How To Establish Limits and Teach Coping Skills

  Aug 26, 202550 minS3

  <p>Parenting is a work in progress and the idea that you get to learn as you go is essential.  In today’s episode Karen, who is eager to learn returns for her second session as we unpack the complexities of parent-child relationships of her three children.  Karen is seeking advice on how to raise resilient children, how to set limits when it feels like your daughter’s best friend talks back to adults and when your kids fight in the grocery store. Understanding who your child is and understanding the situation you are dealing with can change your perspective and gu...

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  Episode #97

  Karen Part 1 of 3: Tailoring Technology Strategies To Fit Your Child’s Needs

  Aug 19, 202545 minS3

  <p>In today’s session you will meet Karen who has three kids, 10 year old Kate, 8 year old Vivian, and 5 year old Owen and asks Leslie the question of how to get her kids off technology. . Answering that question, means assessing what’s going on and then tailoring the strategies to each individual child.  This session also focuses on helping parents feel comfortable with their own authority while maintaining mutual respect with your child.and how not to personalize your child’s big emotions.</p><p><b>Time Stamps</b></p><p>4:10 The unstructured nature of summer and its challenges</p><p>5...

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  Episode #96

  How To Talk To Your Kid About Phones With Special Guest Max Stossel

  Aug 12, 202550 minS3

  <p>To quote Max Stossel “social media is drastically impacting young people’s mental health, focus, social skills, productivity and self-worth".  On today’s episode, Leslie has a conversation with technology expert, Max Stossel, who was a media strategist before becoming an educator on this topic. He speaks about the reality of phones and compassionately, how parents do indeed have to deal with this reality because it's not going away.  Max increases our understanding of how social media is designed to keep kids (and us) on the phones. He offers practical solutions to work on and hopes to create a common l...

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