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Hosted by Dr. Bettina Hohnen · kids · EN-GB · 81 episodes
Welcome to Just One Thing for Parents, the podcast designed for busy parents supporting young minds. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, these quick, 5-7 minute episodes offer a powerful daily reminder of what truly matters when it comes to your kids.Hosted by clinical psychologist Dr. Bettina Hohnen, each episode brings you expert insights from renowned guests such as Dawn Heuber, David Trickey, and Anita Cleare. These professionals, including authors, parent coaches, psychotherapists, and parenting experts, share science-backed advice and real-life experiences to help you navigate the challenges of raising children.What to Expect:Short and Digestible: Episodes are crafted to fit seamlessly into your busy schedule. Take just a few minutes every day—whether it's after dropping the kids at school, during your commute, or before diving into family life after a hectic day.Actionable Insights: Distilled complex concepts into easy-to-understand nuggets, providing you with practic
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Signup to Generate a PitchWelcome to Just One Thing for Parents, the podcast designed for busy parents supporting young minds. In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, these quick, 5-7 minute episodes offer a powerful daily reminder of what truly matters when it comes to your kids. Hosted by clinical psychologist Dr.
Just One Thing for Parents with Dr Bettina Hohnen is hosted by Dr. Bettina Hohnen. The show has published 81 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 80 - When School Support Isn't Working: What Parents Can Do with Julianne Miller" (16 October 2026, 25 minutes), "Episode 79 - Health Anxiety in Children: Why Waiting Isn't Doing Nothing with Dr Lynette Ewart" (2 October 2026, 20 minutes), and "Episode 78 - Why Teenagers Don't Reach Out, and What Changes That with Kyle Morrison" (18 September 2026, 20 minutes).
Just One Thing for Parents with Dr Bettina Hohnen publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 81 episodes.
Booking probability for Just One Thing for Parents with Dr Bettina Hohnen is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Just One Thing for Parents with Dr Bettina Hohnen requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Just One Thing for Parents with Dr Bettina Hohnen's contact route on record: verified email.
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Dr. Bettina Hohnen hosts Just One Thing for Parents with Dr Bettina Hohnen, a kids show with 81 episodes published.
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Episode #80
What can you do when you've tried everything to help your child at school and nothing seems to be working? In this episode, I'm joined by Julianne Miller, a SEND and neurodiversity consultant and specialist teacher with...
Episode #79
What should you say when your child comes to you convinced something is wrong with their body? In this episode, I'm joined by Dr Lynette Ewart, a GP of 20 years. Many of you will know her from her social media, where...
Episode #78
What makes a young person more likely to reach out for support? In this episode, I'm joined by Kyle Morrison, a youth leader and an outreach and resilience worker in a substance support service for under 25s. Kyle...
Episode #77
What's just one thing you can do when you feel like you just can't get through to your child? Dr Russell Woodhead is a clinical psychologist whose therapeutic work is built around exactly this problem: how to reach...
Episode #76
What if the most calming thing you could put on a screen for your kids was also the most alive ? In this episode, Bettina talks to Tucker Malarkey, creator of the Migration Project — a live-streaming platform...
Episode #75
What's just one thing parents can do to help their child switch off before bed? This week I'm joined by Mark Westmoquette, an astrophysicist turned Zen meditation and yoga teacher, whose work brings together the science...
Episode #73
What's just one thing parents can do to feel less overwhelmed? In this episode of Just One Thing for Parents, I'm joined by Dr Yael Schonbrun, clinical psychologist, writer and author of Work, Parent, Thrive. Together...
Episode #71
What's one supportive sentence you can say to an anxious or OCD child that helps them feel both understood and capable? When children are caught in anxiety or OCD, parents often feel desperate to fix it, reassure them...
Just One Thing for Parents with Dr Bettina Hohnen
What's at the heart of all good rules and boundaries in the home? If you've ever found yourself in a stand-off with your child over screens, curfews, or simply getting out the door on time, this episode is for you...
Episode #69
What does your child really need when their emotions feel overwhelming? In this episode, I'm joined by Helen Wilde, a systemic psychotherapist and DBT therapist with over 25 years of experience working in CAMHS with...
Episode #68
How do parents know when to worry about their child's mental wellbeing? In this episode, I am joined by developmental psychologist Laura Dimler to explore one of the most common and anxiety-provoking questions parents...
Episode #64
What are the short- and long-term effects of infidelity and separation on children, and how can parents protect their child's emotional wellbeing through it? In this episode, I am joined by Juliet Rosenfeld...
Episode #66
How can we talk to teenagers about their brain in a way that actually helps, rather than making them roll their eyes? In this episode, I am joined by Dr Sarah McKay, a neuroscientist and author specialising in brain...
Episode #65
What does OCD really look like in children — and how can parents respond in a way that truly helps, rather than unintentionally keeping it going? In this episode, I am joined by Dr Stuart Brownings, a clinical...
Episode #64
Diagnosis in mental health and neurodiverity is on the rise - what's really going on and what does this mean for children, families, and society? In this special long-form episode, the first in a series of extended...
Episode #63
What does neurodiversity really mean — and how can parents navigate the joy, confusion and exhaustion that can come with it? In this episode, I'm joined by Professor Amanda Kirby, a leading expert in neurodiversity...
Episode #62
How can we help our children make and keep friends — especially when friendships feel messy, painful or confusing? In this episode, I'm joined by Dr Eileen Kennedy-Moore, a clinical psychologist, author and friendship...
Episode #61
How do you hold on to your cultural identity while raising children in a different cultural environment? In this episode, I'm joined by Margaret Taribo, a visionary community leader and CEO of Parenting Skills to Go and...
Episode #60
How can parents help children recover when things don't go to plan? In this episode, I'm joined by Ramita Anand, teacher, educational mentor, and creator of the Elevate programme, a mentoring programme supporting...
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