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Hosted by Heidi Rogers · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 39 episodes
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Listen in as psychotherapist Heidi Rogers speaks with ordinary people about their extraordinary lives. Heidi also provides professional insight into some of parenting's toughest challenges - tailor-made for families with strong-willed or neurodivergent kids. Uplifting tales of personal growth, overcoming adversity, life lessons, and tools for parenting kids who are 'differently wired' that inspire us to ‘tell the others’...
Heidi Rogers hosts Tell The Others, a kids show with 39 episodes published.
When we ask our child to carry a plate to the sink, why do they freeze, drift off, or melt down? Because the ADHD brain hates doing things with multiple steps... and one small chore is usually more complex than it looks.
When your teen won't leave their room because they're stuck on their device, 'gaming' starts to look like a problem. But pulling away from parents is what teens are wired to do. When it comes to gaming, it's often their
When we want our kids helping more around the house, it's tempting to reach for a sticker chart. Charts and rewards do work, but only while the stickers keep coming, and the helping tends to fade once the rewards do. Wha
Why do so many ADHD and autistic girls hold it together all day, then fall apart the second they walk in the door? That's masking. They copy the social rules at school, then unravel at home, where it feels safe. So when
Why does shaming a kid for forgetting their jacket never teach them to remember it? Because the part of the brain that plans ahead isn't fully online until the mid-twenties A child who's cold isn't ignoring you. They gen
So many of us grew up wishing our parents would just admit when they got it wrong. Heidi wrote a text message for clients in her private practice from that ache, addressing the things that kids long to hear from us. Pare
When a spicy kid talks back, shuts down, or explodes over something small, the school's first move is usually more consequences, more check-ins, more adults in the room. And most of the time, that's exactly the wrong thi
Why are we triggered when our kids "copy bad behavior"? It has a lot to do with the stories we tell ourselves about the way they're acting. If we shift our perspective just slightly, we can reduce conflict AND build the
What if the secret to parenting an ADHD child isn’t trying harder—but trying differently? It makes sense when you think about it. ADHD brains are wired differently, and so are their challenges. ADHD coach Sharon Collon s
Ever feel like your SPICY kid is allergic to the word "no"? They're actually wired to struggle with three things that make it *look* like they're being difficult 'on purpose' (when it's really just their brain asking for
Dental anxiety isn't just about teeth — it's also about feeling powerless. It's a topic I covered on a recent Prism Perspective call. Tune in to learn... • How to help your child understand their anxiety • Simple strateg
'Does everyone need therapy?' It's kind of like asking 'does everyone need deodorant'? Not strictly. BUT... Do you remember your last train ride on a summer day? Or that Uber trip? Or the customs line at the airport? Yec
I don't know about you, but I like to imagine parenting as a marathon, not a sprint ♀️ But it's hard to think long-term when every day feels like a race to the finish line. It's like the parenting version Groundhog Day.
If you're battling your teenager over late-night phone sessions, you're not alone! In this episode, Heidi shares why phone and tech boundaries are especially tricky for strong-willed and neurodivergent kids (you know - t
When we're trying to improve our emotional wellbeing, we usually focus on the present or the future. But what if the key to healing and feeling ‘whole’ is actually in our past? That's where reparenting comes in. Reparent
Parenting a SPICY child is often lonely, exhausting, isolating and overwhelming. I know because I have a SPICY child myself, and I see ya’ll in private practice every week We live in a society that says children should a
Heidi answers the following question in this episode: "Hi Heidi, why doesn’t positive parenting work on my spicy 8 year old? My 10 year old is so different and much more dutiful, compliant and easy. My 8 year old is aggr
Ever wondered if transformation was possible for you, or if healing yourself was even an option outside of therapy? I chatted with my colleague and fellow therapist, Tom Ahern this week, all about our journeys in self-he
One of the most common things people say to me is, "I know if I could just change my thinking and be more positive, then I’d be happy. I know it's my fault I'm unhappy because of the thoughts I choose". If it were THAT s
I often hear from parents: "My child’s teacher has recommended my son / daughter have an assessment to understand their behaviors a bit more. I’m not sure how I feel about this. I think a label will hurt them long-term a
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