Episode 181: July 2026 - Announcement
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We're talking the rest of the summer off... be well and we'll have new episodes for you in September!
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Hosted by Alexandra Harrison · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 100 episodes
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Alexandra Harrison hosts The Supporting Child Caregivers Podcast, a kids show with 100 episodes published.
We're talking the rest of the summer off... be well and we'll have new episodes for you in September!
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Yvette Blanchard, an expert NBO and NBAS practitioner and trainer, co-author of the NBO manual, transcends the boundaries of professional discipline in her wholistic and humanistic approach to the vulnerable families she
Dr. Maya Szombat, a child psychiatrist working in London, a NBAS trainer and practitioner, describes her work in maternity and neonatology settings, supporting parents of newborns and premature babies.
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Dr. Ana Mayen, a Salvadoran neonatologist, talks about her experience caring for preterm babies in El Salvador. She is a major member of our SCC team at the Casa de Vida, the residence for young pregnant teens in El Salv
Dr. Hanife Akal talks about her family vacations in Turkey—especially summer vacations shared by both sides of her extended family.
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Dr. Carlotta Bettancourt describes an innovative group therapy model for children on the Autism Spectrum paired with volunteer high school mentors.
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Dr. Cynthia Martin discusses her work with developmental differences such as autism. She will focus on the assessment of these children and refer to studies of their long-term outcome. Her work is fascinating and compell
Alexandra Harrison answers listeners’ questions about grandparents, divorce, and pressured children.
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Chris-Ander Paraison is a rising sophomore at Harvard studying Chemistry. He was born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, but moved to Massachusetts alongside his family following the 2010 Haitian Earthquake. Outside of academics,
Shamala Senthilkumar is a speech and language pathologist who has worked with young children, the terminally ill, and the medically disabled. She draws on her strong family values and commitment to early relational healt
Ivan Ron, A recent Harvard graduate who studied government and psychology, Ivana Ron, has given a lot of thought to family values from both an academic and personal point of view. She is big sister to four little sisters
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