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Complicated Kids

Gabriele Nicolet
Child Development
Parenting
Back-To-School Anxiety
Picky Eating
Mental Health
Nutrition
Special Education
Autism
Anxiety
Early Intervention
Childhood Independence
Screen Time
Speech and Language Development
Developmental Milestones
Child Anxiety
Parenting Tips
Low Demand Parenting
Pediatricians
Speech Therapy
Parenting Culture

Complicated Kids is a podcast about why raising kids can feel like an extreme sport sometimes. Join me to unpack all of it, figure out who needs what, and help your family thrive.

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Latest Episodes

Handwriting isn’t just about neat letters on a page. It’s a critical foundation for learning, memory, and self-expression.

Handwriting specialist and founder of Squiggle Squad, Holly Britton joins me as we explore why handwriting is so much more ... more

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Screens aren’t just tools anymore. They’re environments where kids live, learn, and connect. But for some, that connection turns into a compulsion that’s tough to break. This week I sit down with my friend Ed Spector, a psychologist with tons of expe... more

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AI gets a bad rap from some but can be a valuable tool for helping kiddos with learning delays and development issues.

Corom Thompson and Elad Ziklik join the Complicated Kids Podcast to explore how AI is being used in creative, deeply personal w... more

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Mediation can make one of life’s hardest transitions less overwhelming for families with kids who need extra care.

That’s what divorce mediator, Joe Dillon, conveyed when he joined me to talk about what happens when families with complicated kids... more

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Recent Guests

Jenn Glacel
Psychotherapist, play therapist, and advocate for neurodiversity
Seven Corner Psychotherapy
Episode: Autistic Masking with Jenn Glacel
Amy Lang
Sexuality and parent educator with years of experience
Episode: Talk About Sex with ND Kids with Amy Lang
Suzy Miller
Former pediatric speech-language pathologist turned telepathic communicator and integrationist.
Episode: Autism Integration with Suzy Miller
Lisa Chan
Pediatric occupational therapist turned parent coach with over a decade of experience
Episode: Why You Need a Parent Coach with Lisa Chan
Nicole Weston
Former public school teacher and head of school, current coach for parents raising kids with anxiety and OCD
Restore Peace Coaching
Episode: Parenting a Child with Anxiety with Nicole Weston
Dr. Diane Hennacy Powell
Neuropsychiatrist with expertise in autism and developmental disorders
Episode: What Is Autism with Diane Hennacy Powell
Lisa Kays
Clinical social worker and parent of neurodivergent children
Private practice in DC, Maryland, Virginia; Oregon; New Jersey
Episode: Backwards Diagnosis with Lisa Kays
Dr. Gilly Kahn
Clinical psychologist specializing in neurodiversity and emotional dysregulation, author of the upcoming book "Allow Me to Interrupt".
Episode: ADHD and Girls with Gilly Kahn
Kari Baker
Author of 'Finding Kind', focusing on parenting kids with invisible neurological differences.
Kind Families
Episode: Parenting Kids with Invisible Neurological Differences with Kari Baker

Host

Gabriele Nicolet
Host of the podcast, Gabriele Nicolet is known for her insightful and empathetic approach to discussing parenting challenges, especially in relation to neurodivergence. With a focus on fostering understanding and connection, she navigates complex topics while providing support and resources for parents.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 18 ratings
  • Top notch parent info

    So many great topics covered in the Complicated Kids podcast! Excellent speakers on things that matter to those of us raising our own complicated kids. Gabriele brings kindness, empathy, and insight.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SWPDX25
    United States2 months ago
  • Valuable resource for any parent

    Complicated Kids is on of my top go-to podcasts for a dose of perspective, resources and compassion on the complicated job of parenting. Gabriele does an amazing job of diving into deep and often thorny topics with her guests. But, rather than leaving the listener feeling overwhelmed, she offers partnership as she thinks through what can be done on the persona, family and community level.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Zoë CR
    United Statesa year ago
  • The podcast every parent needs.

    Warm, patient and nuanced expertise served with a side of humor and humility…Gabriele is the big sister we all wish we had on our parenting journey!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LisaKDC
    United Statesa year ago
  • Some SLPs can diagnose autism

    Thank you! Great show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WPVan
    United States2 years ago

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The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for gaining perspective and practical advice in the parenting journey.
Many find the content relatable and empowering, with a supportive approach to complex parenting issues.
Listeners appreciate the compassionate and insightful discussions on parenting, especially for neurodivergent children.

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Why "Wait and See" is a Terrible Strategy with Jen Branchini
Q: What are some things you're looking at when evaluating a young child?
I'm looking at developmental milestones for speech, fine motor, gross motor, and adaptive skills, and referring out when necessary.
Why "Wait and See" is a Terrible Strategy with Jen Branchini
Q: Why should parents of young children not listen to their pediatricians?
Because pediatricians often tell parents to 'wait and see' when children demonstrate speech delays, which can lead to missed opportunities for early intervention and necessary evaluations.
Autism Integration with Suzy Miller
Q: What is going to help parents do their job better?
Suzy advises parents to foster an atmosphere of curiosity and openness, highlighting the importance of modeling emotional regulation and authenticity to support their sensitive children.
Autism Integration with Suzy Miller
Q: Do you mind walking us through a little bit how that happened? Like, when you say, at the hands of this four-year-old, you became telepathic, what does that mean?
Suzy shares her experience of communicating with a boy named Riley, describing how she encountered a light body and how he guided her in understanding vibrational connections.
How To Get Kids to Eat Healthier Food with Sarice Holley
Q: How has your education and your work experience impacted your feeding of your own children?
My experience has impacted me; I've learned to give my child independence at mealtime while ensuring they have nutritious options.

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The content focuses on parenting strategies and insights for raising children, particularly those who may be neurodivergent or face challenges such as anxiety and emotional dysregulation. Conversations often explore complex topics such as sensory processing, autism, behavioral challenges, and the importance of communication in fostering understanding between parents and their children. Unique to the content is its emphasis on empathy and a holistic understanding of children's behaviors, providing parents with tools to support their child's emotional and developmental needs. The conversations are enriched with expert opinions, personal anecdotes, and practical advice that resonates with caregivers navigating the intricacies of parenting.

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Complicated Kids launched 3 years ago and published 122 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Complicated Kids include:

1. Jenn Glacel
2. Amy Lang
3. Suzy Miller
4. Lisa Chan
5. Nicole Weston
6. Dr. Diane Hennacy Powell
7. Lisa Kays
8. Dr. Gilly Kahn

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