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Calm and Connected Podcast

Janine Halloran
Mental Health
Coping Skills
Stress
Coping Skills For Teens Workbook
Parenting
Education
Teenagers
Self-Care
Deep Breathing
Coping Strategies
Emotional Resilience
Counseling
Stardew Valley
Social and Emotional Learning
Mindfulness
Play
Friendship
Board Games
Play-Based Learning
How Would You Feel

Calm and Connected is created by Janine Halloran, an experienced counselor and mom. Janine gives quick tips and helpful information about coping skills and play

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes100Founded7 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Over the past decade, families have been feeling the pressure more than ever. From social media and constant screen time to the shared stress of the global pandemic and rising expectations for both parents and kids — it’s easy to feel disconnected an... more

Food is magic! Cooking together as a family has lots of benefits. As well as being a time to learn and teach such a key life skill, it presents an opportunity to share family recipes, whether they are cultural recipes or family recipes passed down th... more

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We all know the 5 senses and learned them from the time we started school. But did you know there are actually 8? Unpacking and understanding these can help us to understand yours and your child's needs and how you move around your space well. Joinin... more

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As parents, we are concerned that our kids and teens may engage in high risk behaviors as they grow up. How can we, as parents, encourage our children away from engaging in these high risk behaviors? Or, if they are already doing any of these behavio... more

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Ronnie Vehemente
Licensed clinical social worker and founder of The Family Room, a psychotherapy practice in Los Angeles.
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Episode: Supporting teen emotional regulation while staying connected: An interview with Ronnie Vehemente
Amy Nesbitt
Full-time working mom with a corporate background and a passion for cooking and cultural heritage.
Whole Wellness Mamas
Episode: Cooking as a Way to Connect: An Interview with Amy Nesbitt
Sarah Collins
An occupational therapist and homeschooling consultant
HomeschoolOT
Episode: Exploring and Understanding a Child’s Sensory Systems with Sarah Collins
Dr. Crystal Collier
A therapist and educator specializing in neurodevelopment and adolescent brain development.
Episode: Helping kids understand how their brain works: An Interview with Dr. Crystal Collier
Carrie Bonnett
Executive function coach and veteran teacher
Independent Coach
Episode: Practical Executive Function Strategies: An Interview with Carrie Bonnett
Katie Clemons
Award-winning author and nationally recognized expert in family connection
Episode: Connecting with Kids Through Journaling with Katie Clemons
Giselle Shardlow
Founder of Kids Yoga Stories
Kids Yoga Stories
Episode: The Power of Yoga and Movement Strategies: An Interview with Giselle Shardlow
Dr. Chinwé Williams
Licensed professional counselor, educator, and author specializing in adolescent mental health
Episode: Helping Teens with Stress: An Interview with Dr. Chinwé Williams
Lenore Skenazy
Author of the book Free-Range Kids and co-founder of Let Grow
Let Grow
Episode: The Power of Independent Play: An Interview with Lenore Skenazy

Host

Janine Halloran
Host of a show focused on coping skills, child development, and emotional health, offering practical tips and engaging strategies for families.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 46 ratings
  • Such helpful tools!

    I am a play therapist and I love the resources and tools offered by your podcast and guests. Thanks so much for all you do for the community.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Butterfly begin
    United States3 years ago
  • Essential listening

    I have found Janine‘s podcast so helpful, both in my work with parents and children, and also in my own life.

    The episode about music was especially compelling, but they are all awesome.

    Keep up the good work Janine!

    From your friend Karen Lock Kolp 💕

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mmmmmagic3461
    United States6 years ago
  • Good stuff!

    I have enjoyed the podcast! I appreciate the short bursts of info! I am off to check out the Discovery cards she described in one of the podcasts! I am looking forward to listening to more podcasts!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kfry2018
    United States7 years ago

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Positive feedback highlights the accessibility of the information, with listeners noting the importance of keeping tips concise and actionable.
Many find the content essential and especially valuable for parents and those working with families. The engagement and straightforward advice resonate well with listeners.
Listeners appreciate the practical resources and tools for coping skills provided by the host and guests. There's a strong emphasis on how helpful these tools are for both personal lives and professional work with children.

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#166
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Apple Podcasts
#223
Japan/Kids & Family

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Supporting teen emotional regulation while staying connected: An interview with Ronnie Vehemente
Q: What are some of the most effective coping skills you've found for helping teenagers navigate their emotional world?
Basic healthy practices include good sleep hygiene, hydration, positive relationships, and the use of apps like Mood Tools for stress management.
Exploring and Understanding a Child’s Sensory Systems with Sarah Collins
Q: How do we communicate sensory needs to children?
One effective method is using declarative language to observe and discuss feelings and physical cues with children, which may include practices from programs like Zones of Regulation.
Exploring and Understanding a Child’s Sensory Systems with Sarah Collins
Q: What should families do if they think their child has sensory processing challenges?
Families can start by educating themselves about sensory systems, possibly using online courses or the book 'The Out of Sync Child.' Consulting an occupational therapist can help assess the child's sensory needs more precisely.
Exploring and Understanding a Child’s Sensory Systems with Sarah Collins
Q: Can you explain what sensory processing and sensory processing disorder mean?
Sensory processing involves taking in sensory information throughout the day and being able to organize it to function effectively. Sensory processing disorder occurs when a child struggles to process this information, impacting their ability to participate in daily activities.
Connecting with Kids Through Journaling with Katie Clemons
Q: What are your coping skills? How do you rest and recharge?
Katie emphasizes the importance of going outside, preferably into nature, to reset and recharge.

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Focusing on essential coping skills for children and their families, this show provides valuable insights and resources for managing emotions, fostering connections, and enhancing mental health. Episodes feature practical strategies, expert interviews, and activities that aim to make coping skills accessible and engaging for listeners. Unique offerings include a summer series with audio lessons that allow parents and caregivers to practice coping techniques alongside their children. This blend of expert advice and hands-on activities makes it a compelling resource for both parents and professionals in the field of child development and mental health.

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1. Ronnie Vehemente
2. Amy Nesbitt
3. Sarah Collins
4. Dr. Crystal Collier
5. Carrie Bonnett
6. Katie Clemons
7. Giselle Shardlow
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