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Hosted by Tom and Jeannie Klisiewicz · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Looking for ideas and strategies to help kids and teens build their resilience and achieve their potential in a healthy, fulfilling way? Then this is the podcast for you! It takes a village to raise a healthy, resilient child and this podcast will give you, whether you're a parent, teacher, coach, school social worker, administrator, or anyone who works with youth, the tools to do exactly this.
Tom and Jeannie Klisiewicz hosts Raising Resilient Kids: For Parents, Teachers and All Who Work with Kids, a kids show with 26 episodes published.
Are your kids glued to their screens, and you're not sure how to set limits without starting a battle? Wellness coach Nicole Briggs breaks down her screen time guidelines by age and explains why boredom isn't something t
What if the most powerful resilience lessons your teen will ever receive aren't coming from you — they're coming from the athletes they already admire? In this episode, Tom and Jeannie sit down with Dan Gold, award-winni
If your child is melting down over small things and nothing you say seems to help, this episode will completely change how you see the problem — and give you a clear, research-backed plan to fix it. Episode Summary In th
What if the secret to a thriving first-grade classroom wasn't rushing into academics, but investing three weeks in emotional safety? Jackie Smrekar, an 11-year veteran first grade teacher and Great Teacher Award winner,
Looking for a New Year's resolution that creates lasting impact for you, your entire family, or your classroom? Join hosts Tom and Jeannie in the 2026 Mental Fitness Challenge—a simple, research-backed approach to buildi
Over 1 million students worldwide are learning to recognize depression, find trusted adults, and ask for help - and every resource is completely free. In this episode, we sit down with Katie Conklin from Erika's Lighthou
You have everything you need to be your child's primary healer—you just need the right tools. In this episode, mental health expert and tenured professor Karen Green shares how overwhelmed parents can build deep emotiona
Discover why the highest-performing schools invest equally in academics AND social emotional learning. In this episode, Dr. Pete Sullivan—a nearly 40-year education veteran who's served as teacher, principal, and superin
Discover why 1st & 2nd graders at one elementary school are teaching adults new breathing techniques and explaining brain science better than most grown-ups. In this eye-opening episode, 18-year school social workerveter
In this episode, we tackle a common challenge from teachers: how to incorporate social-emotional learning into an already packed curriculum. Marie Goulet, LCSW, shares her "Yes, and" approach - acknowledging that while d
In this enlightening episode, we're joined by award-winning educator Cassie Brooks, who shares practical strategies for teaching mental health skills to children. With 25 years of middle school health education experienc
Join us as mental performance coach Allison Fink reveals powerful strategies to transform young athletes' confidence and performance on the court, field or course. From the "BRAVR" technique to visualization exercises us
Sleep is critical to strengthening the resilience of our kids as well as for their overall physical and mental health. This month we share 10 sleep tips for kids, teens and adults. Thank you for listening to the Raising
One of the lessons our guests have shared in just about every episode is the importance of modeling the behaviors as the best way to build resilience in kids and teens. So, with that in mind, this month we thought we wou
Our guest on this month's podcast, Registered Dietitian Jessica Rusch, suggests we view our kids, and ourselves, as premium cars that need premium gasoline when it comes to thinking about nutrition. She shares some great
Movement is critical in building resilience and strengthening mental health in youth. This month we learn some easy ways for parents and teachers to incorporate more movement into the lives of our kids and teens from the
Want some tips on how to foster a resilient household AND raise two teenage siblings who ACTUALLY like spending time together? Then we have just the family you will want to hear from in our very first multi-guest podcast
How can you get kids who think this resilience stuff is silly or they are too tough for it to take it seriously? To answer that question we kickoff Season 2 of the Raising Resilient Kids Podcast with Master Resilience Tr
We cover so many important topics that are top of mind for parents and educators these days including… At what age is it ok for my child to have a smartphone? How about access to social media? Is the structure we have pl
If you are searching for creative ways to introduce resilience strategies to your students, athletes, musicians and own kids and teens, you will find a multitude of practical advice in this month’s podcast from a former
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Raising Resilient Kids: For Parents, Teachers and All Who Work with Kids is hosted by Tom and Jeannie Klisiewicz. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 26 episodes.
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