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Family Dialogues

Dr. Taniesha Burke
Parenting
Marriage
Polyvagal Theory
Co-Parenting
Adult Attachment
Family Bank
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Executive Function
Digital Technology In Children
Nuclear Family
Family Time and Boundaries
Family History
Nervous System Regulation
Blended Families
Social Media
Mindfulness
Financial Trauma
Mouth Breathing
Nose Breathing
Cerebral Palsy

When love feels strained, kids are struggling, and your home feels divided, it’s easy to wonder if peace and joy are still possible. The Family Dialogues Podcast reminds you they are. Each episode is a guide back to connection, helping couples heal, parents unite, and families grow stronger together, even when life gets messy. Listeners love this podcast because it starts where true change begins:... more

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Divorce mediator Joe Dillon reveals how couples can replace conflict ... more

One message from a difficult ex can trigger anxiety, anger, and hours of emotional distress, but high-conflict co-parenting does not have to control your life.

Learn how to communicate calmly, establish healthy boundaries, protect your children from... more

Blended families don't fail for lack of love; they struggle because most parents don't understand the unique challenges stepfamilies face. In this powerful conversation, family therapist and bestselling author Ron Deal explains why building a thrivin... more

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Joe Dillon
Divorced mediator and co-founder of Equitable Mediation Services
Equitable Mediation Services
Episode: Stop Arguing, Start Negotiating: How to Save Your Marriage | Joe Dillon
Sol Kennedy
Founder of Best Interest, AI co-parenting app; host of Co-Parenting Beyond Conflict podcast
Best Interest
Episode: How to Co-Parent With a Difficult Ex Without Losing Your Peace with Sol Kennedy
Ron Deal
Best-selling author, licensed marriage and family therapist, speaker
Smart Stepfamilies / FamilyLife Blended
Episode: The Truth About Blended Families: Why Love Isn't Enough with Ron Deal
Dr. Andrea Hartmann
Professor of clinical psychology and psychotherapy for children and adolescents
University of Konstanz, Germany
Episode: Helping Picky Eaters Try New Foods Without Mealtime Pressure with Dr. Andrea Hartmann
Annette Kussin
Author of Secure Parent, Secure Child; therapist
Toronto, Ontario
Episode: How Your Adult Attachment Style Shapes Your Parenting with Annette Kussin
Tim Carney
Author, Senior Fellow at AEI, senior columnist for The Washington Examiner
American Enterprise Institute (AEI) / Washington Examiner
Episode: Why Parenting Feels So Hard: Tim Carney on Family-Unfriendly Culture, Overscheduled Kids & Raising Resilient Children
Cindy Muchnick
Education expert, author of The Parent Compass
The Parent Compass / Education
Episode: Raising Independent Teens: How to Stop Overparenting and Build Confidence with Cindy Muchnick
Neil Taylor
Founder of Me and My Old Man
Me and My Old Man
Episode: Capturing Your Parents’ Stories Before It’s Too Late with Neil Taylor
Sandra Kahn
Diplomat of the American Board of Orthodontists, expert in craniofacial growth and airway development
Private practice/Research
Episode: Is Mouth Breathing Affecting Your Child’s Sleep, Behavior & Jaw Development? | Dr. Sandra Kahn

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Dr. Taniesha Burke
Host of Family Dialogues, focuses on family relations, child development, and spiritual life coaching; combines academic expertise with lived parenting experience.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 3 ratings
  • Always learn something

    Parenting ideas and advice never ends. Dr. Burke invites interesting guests and has a calm, methodical approach to her give and take with these experts. Highly recommend her podcast. I always learn something new.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CMuchnick
    United States2 months ago
  • Helpful and practical

    These are such helpful conversations - well chosen guests and topics. Dr Taniesha is an excellent, thoughtful host too. Thank you

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ClaireClinPsych
    United Kingdom5 months ago

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How to Co-Parent With a Difficult Ex Without Losing Your Peace with Sol Kennedy
Q: How does the app help in real-time messaging and in avoiding court-ready statements?
The app reviews messages against the parenting plan and history, suggests calmer wording, and can filter out non-child-focused content, reducing risky statements that could be used in court.
How to Co-Parent With a Difficult Ex Without Losing Your Peace with Sol Kennedy
Q: What is the most common mistake parents make when communicating with a difficult ex?
Many people respond instinctively with emotion and defensiveness, which escalates conflict; the key is understanding emotions, setting boundaries, and learning to respond rather than react.
Stop Arguing, Start Negotiating: How to Save Your Marriage | Joe Dillon
Q: Can the Power Up method be taught to couples who have been arguing for years?
Yes. The framework can be learned and trained like reading or math in school, and with practice, couples can shift from perpetual arguing to productive negotiation, regardless of length of time together.
Stop Arguing, Start Negotiating: How to Save Your Marriage | Joe Dillon
Q: What is the key distinction between arguing and negotiating for couples?
Arguing is self-focused and emotionally escalated, while negotiating is we-focused, goal-oriented, and structured to address both partners' needs with a shared path forward.
Helping Picky Eaters Try New Foods Without Mealtime Pressure with Dr. Andrea Hartmann
Q: What role does CBT play in treating picky eating/ARFID?
CBT provides a structured framework to understand the disorder, tailor interventions to the individual, and implement staged food exposures outside of mealtime, with a focus on reducing anxiety and improving variety.

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What is Family Dialogues about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The collection centers on parenting, family dynamics, and resilient households, with in-depth conversations on child development, mental health, and practical strategies for healthier family life. Topics frequently cover burnout, nervous-system regulation, ADHD in children and adults, parenting under stress, and the interplay between financial well-being and family cohesion. Guests range from clinicians and researchers to authors and caregivers, offering evidence-based tools, real-world anecdotes, and actionable steps that listeners can apply at home, in school, or with extended family. A standout trait is the consistency of focusing on collaboration, boundary-setting, and supportive, faith- and values-aligned approaches to raising confiden... more

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1. Joe Dillon
2. Sol Kennedy
3. Ron Deal
4. Dr. Andrea Hartmann
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6. Tim Carney
7. Cindy Muchnick
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