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Hosted by My Family Coach · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 60 episodes
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A podcast about factors that influence behaviour in education, all in handy 15 minute (ish) bite sized chunks. Each episode features a new guest chatting about a different aspect of behaviour and leaves you with three handy tips on behaviour.If you enjoy an episode and want to learn more, take a look at our other helpful resources on the My Family Coach website. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast to receive updates on new episodes.
My Family Coach hosts My Family Coach Podcast, a kids show with 60 episodes published.
Nina Jackson is the expert guest on this week's episode. Shediscusses how music can affect your child's emotions and the impact this can have on their behaviour. Find out how you can create a playlist to calm or energise
In this episode, speech therapist, Karen Massey, explores autism and apraxia of speech, as well as discussing ways to support children with Down Syndrome. She also talks about her upcoming book, her plans for a specialis
In this episode, Jack Pattinson talks to Clare about understanding and supporting anger. He discusses the importance of separating the behaviour from the emotion, and looks at ways to respond, rather than react, when you
In this episode, Clare talks to expert guest, Allegra McEvedy MBE, about using food and cooking to help build connection and positive family relationships. Allegra reflects on her own experience of cooking during childho
In this episode, Clare talks to expert guest, Dr Sheila Redfern about parenting teenagers and taking a relational approach to emotional regulation support. They talk about the concepts of ‘reflective parenting’ and ‘ment
In this episode, Clare talks to expert guest, Dr Dean Burnett, about some of the challenges that parents and carers face around teenagers and mobile phones. They discuss the impact of mobile phone use on young people’s m
Listen in as Stefanie, an occupational therapist, talks to Clare about sensory support for children who don’t seem to feel the cold, pain, or hunger, or who seem unaware of where their body is in space, and may seek out
In this episode, Dr Tina Rae joins Clare to talk about how to support children and young people experiencing grief and loss. The topic relates not just to the loss of family members, but to family pets or even an importa
Jamie Douglas joins Clare in this episode to share the benefits of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing. It’s an easy model designed to help people frame how to look after ourselves. It includes ideas about connecting with people, in
In this episode, Georgina Durrant joins Clare to discuss the importance of play in helping children with emotional regulation. Georgina explains the different types of play and how we can find opportunities to use ‘play
In this second part of a two-part special, expert guest, Lauren Seager-Smith, discusses bullying related to gender, gender identity and sexuality. Lauren discusses creating safe spaces for conversations, bullying in gami
In this two-part special, expert guest, Lauren Seager-Smith, discusses bullying related to gender, gender identity and sexuality. Lauren explores current issues around gender stereotyping and offers advice on how to chal
In this episode, Helly Douglas joins Clare to talk about children’s behaviour being a means of communication. Helly shares how you can use the My Family Journal App to track and record patterns in behaviours to better un
Ian Timbrell joins Clare to discuss how to support LGBT+ young people who are questioning their sexuality. Ian explains the importance of language and the constantly changing terminology around gender and sexuality. Ian
In this second episode of a 2-part special, expert guest, Dr Pooky Knightsmith, talks more about the importance of self-care and looking after yourself when you’re supporting a distressed child at home. Pooky is autistic
Join our guest, Dr Pooky Knightsmith, as she discusses the importance of self-care and looking after yourself when you’re supporting a distressed child at home. Pooky explains the ‘window of tolerance’ and what you can d
This week, guest Carl Abery discusses ways you can help your child build healthier habits and become more active. Carl is a personal trainer and fitness professional working with individuals of all ages. As a child, he w
Nina Jackson is the expert guest on this week's episode. She's discussing how music can affect your child's emotions and the impact this can have on their behaviour. Find out how you can create a playlist to calm or ener
In this episode, expert guest, Lisa Cherry, discusses childhood adversities and how to improve connections at home. Lisa explains the difference between adversity and trauma and what young people can do to help them reco
We all know about the 5 senses we have - seeing, hearing, smelling, touch and taste. But did you know we have other senses too? Guest Jo Grace is talking to Clare this week about the impact these different senses can hav
Dr. Dean Burnett
neuroscientist and bestselling author of The Idiot Brain and The Happy Brain
1 appearance on this show
Ian Timbrell
More Than Flags and Rainbows
1 appearance on this show
Dr Lisa Cherry
host
1 appearance on this show
Dr Jo Grace
trauma informed Psychotherapist, Therapeutic Coach and Trainer
1 appearance on this show
Kelly Evans
seasoned executive and former CEO · West Berkshire Autism Team
1 appearance on this show
Stefanie Larsen
Sensationally Thriving Children Therapy
1 appearance on this show
Georgina Durrant
Cheshire SEN Tutor ltd
1 appearance on this show
Lauren Seager-Smith
Kidscape
2 appearances on this show
Helly Douglas
My Family Coach
1 appearance on this show
Kerri Fleming
Beat
1 appearance on this show
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