71. How Dr. John Gottman Predicts Divorce
Jun 29, 202612mS71
Today we cover how Dr. John Gottman predicts divorce which such things as a harsh start-up, the 4 horseman which are criticism, defensiveness, contempt, and stonwalling, and many more.
Hosted by Mindy · EN · 70 episodes
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This podcast is to uplift parents in knowing they are not alone in their struggles and to equip them with inspirational ideas and research from psychology and child development. Mindy condenses the best wisdom from top parenting books and doctors and therapists who specialize in children and families.
Mindy hosts The Parent Inspiration Podcast, a kids show with 70 episodes published.
Today we cover how Dr. John Gottman predicts divorce which such things as a harsh start-up, the 4 horseman which are criticism, defensiveness, contempt, and stonwalling, and many more.
Today we cover Dr. John Gottman's chapter on "What Does Make Marriage Work" from his book The Seven Princiles of Making Marriage Work.
Today we discuss healthy conflict vs. distructive conflict and how healthy families are not conflict-free. Healthy families repair, communicate, and reconnect after conflict.
Today we discuss what's underneath conflict as we learn from John Bowlby's Attachment Theory and John Gottman's research.
My youngest daughter came to me and said "your phone is my enemy! I want to be with you!" We use our phones and devices for very important and also fun things so this episode is not about any amount of parent guilt but a
Today we discuss 5 things that help create emotional safety in families and name some things that create unsafety.
Having more quality time together and becoming like a child or teenager again with our kids can be so bonding!
Here are some powerful tools to say and do when a child is on the verge of tears.
Learn 3 ways family rituals help our children by providing emotional security, strengthening family bonds, and creating identity and family values!
Letting our kids know mistakes are okay and we believe in them to make good choices helps them continue to make good choices in the future.
Learn from the research organization the Human Improvement Project as well as Mr. Rogers on what our kids fear and how we can best help them.
Having this mindness that our struggles also hold our superpowers and our weaknesses are just overused strengths helps us: see the good in ourselves and others and know when we can dial up or dial down our strengths to f
Today we're rewinding 12 years to what life was like parenting in all the craziness of motherhood when my kids were little. Come and relate to all my confessions and how I cope. I hope you feel lighter and full of hope a
Come get inspired both by story and research how your children's next difficult moment can be a crucible for change and healing!
"When we become aware of the movies in our head, we do our children a great service. We not only stop playing out our self-created fantasies, but we absolve our children of guilt and shame for not making our fantasies co
This episode helps us all relate to one another that we are normal! "You are normal" are also a powerful mantra we can tell our kids and today we'll learn why.
Here are statistics and research from offical government websites and other research organizations on the mental well being of parents! You are not alone in what your thinking, feeling, and going through!
Today we cover Laura Markham's tips on becoming a brilliant listener in her book Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids.
Laura Markham in her book Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids reveals what the essential secret ingredient is to being a happier parent.
In Laura Markham's book Peaceful Parent, Happy Kids she lists out 10 tips for raising terrific kids and today we cover her #4 - creating a safe place to just listen. She teaches that crys as well as laughter helps our ki
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