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Is My Child A Monster? A Parenting Therapy Podcast

Leslie Cohen-Rubury
Parenting
Anxiety
Child Development
Parenting Strategies
Mental Health
Family Dynamics
Building Mastery
Child Behavior
Therapy
Selective Mutism
Sibling Dynamics
Emotional Regulation
Co-Parenting
Sibling Relationships
Competence Building
Child Misbehavior
Family Relationships
Emotional Intelligence
Parenting Challenges
Emotional Processing

Is My Child A Monster? A brand new parenting therapy podcast. You get to be a fly on the wall in Leslie Cohen-Rubury’s office and listen in as she sits with parents who share their stories in therapy sessions recorded live.

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This is the 100th Episode of the podcast.  And for 100 episodes it has been the goal to help parents understand their children so as to create a validating environment as well as a foundation of connection for your child’s wellbeing. In this episode,... more

Picture this, you have three children, it’s summer vacation and all the routines have changed and now your extended  family is coming for a visit. Sounds great and getting irritable and frustrated is also really understandable.  In today’s third and ... more

Parenting is a work in progress and the idea that you get to learn as you go is essential.  In today’s episode Karen, who is eager to learn returns for her second session as we unpack the complexities of parent-child relationships of her three childr... more

In today’s session you will meet Karen who has three kids, 10 year old Kate, 8 year old Vivian, and 5 year old Owen and asks Leslie the question of how to get her kids off technology. . Answering that question, means assessing what’s going on and the... more

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Dr. Kiki Fehling
Licensed psychologist, author, speaker, and Linehan Board Certified Therapist in Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
Episode: How To Manage Parental Overwhelm with Special Guest Dr. Kiki Felhling
Dr. Lorie Ritschel
Board-certified dialectical behavior therapist and expert trainer in DBT and DBT-PE.
Triangle Area Psychology Clinic
Episode: Understanding Trauma, Shame and Chronic Invalidation with Special Guest Lorie Ritschel
Jen Sims
Licensed professional counselor and registered play therapist specializing in neurodivergent children.
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Episode: Why Your Child's Play Is Essential Communication with Special Guest Jennifer Sims
Amy Kalasunas
Licensed clinical counselor and behaviorist with over 20 years of experience.
Center for Evidence-Based Treatment in Ohio
Episode: When To Give In and When To Stand Firm with Special Guest Amy Kalasunas
Deborah Farmer Kris
Parent educator, journalist, and children's book author
Episode: The Power of Books with Guest Speaker Deborah Farmer Kris
Dayna Abraham
Best-selling author and founder of Calm the Chaos, she is a National Board Certified Educator and parent of three neurodivergent children.
Calm the Chaos
Episode: Calm the Chaos: Parenting Neurodivergent Kids with Special Guest Dayna Abraham
Lynn Lyons
Anxiety expert, psychotherapist, author, and host of the Fluster Clucks podcast
Episode: Managing Anxiety for the Whole Family with Special Guest Lynn Lyons
Carrie Rubury
Younger twin, clinical social worker, follows in her mother's footsteps
Episode: Special Guests Dale and Carrie Rubury: When your Sibling is the “Monster” Child
Dale Rubury
Original monster child, physical therapist assistant student, passionate cook
Episode: Special Guests Dale and Carrie Rubury: When your Sibling is the “Monster” Child

Host

Leslie Cohen-Rubury
Host of a parenting therapy podcast and a licensed clinical social worker. She specializes in family dynamics, emotional regulation, and therapeutic strategies for parents.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 76 ratings
  • Invaluable Advice for All

    This is a podcast that you will find incredibly useful whether you are currently parenting or not. My children have already moved out and on, and I still continue to learn from Leslie’s sound strategies as I seek to always be a loving constant in their adult lives. The podcast provides the tools to better navigate all the relationships in your life.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DBT-loving Mom
    United Statesa year ago
  • Magic in realness

    I don’t have kids yet but I hope to become a parent soon and I absolutely love this podcast. Despite not having kids it’s allowed me to do a lot of my own re-parenting in ways that surprised me. I was particularly taken by one of Salimah’s session where Leslie used the wrong fictional name for her daughter and Salimah corrected her. At first it sounded like a mistake in the editing but quickly turned into a beautiful and clearly intentional moment. To get to listen to a seemingly “awkward” inte... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Intentional mistakes
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent!

    I so appreciate this podcast both as a parent of little ones and a clinician! Such an interesting and informative podcast, episode after episode! Leslie does an excellent job providing valuable information and insights to help parents better understand various parenting challenges. Her style is clear and straightforward, and she is so skilled at sharing her conceptualization in a way that is both validating and linked to concrete strategies to create change!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    liz b ct
    United States2 years ago
  • Unique perspective

    Thank you for this podcast. It has been helpful to me both as a therapist and as a parent. I appreciate the actual sessions as well as the drop-in episodes with Dale. Thank you to all the parents who have shared their families with us to help us all.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Boxerdog826
    United States2 years ago
  • Empowering and insightful-not just for parents with young kids!

    I love that the information and strategies are straightforward and compassionate. I have already shared the link with multiple friends. More please!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mary viggiano
    United States2 years ago

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Many find the live therapy sessions to be relatable and valuable both for intentional parenting and personal growth.
The empathetic approach of the host is frequently highlighted as a significant positive aspect of the show.
Listeners appreciate the therapeutic insights and practical strategies shared in each episode.

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How to Resolve Conflicts with Special Guest Dale Rubury
Q: How do parents know when to intervene in sibling conflicts?
Parents should look at their own ability to handle the situation rather than just the children's intensity.
Nicky & AJ Part 4 of 4: When Rewards and Punishments No Longer Work
Q: What if you don't stop doing what you're doing?
If I don't stop doing what I'm doing, she might miss the bus.
Nicky & AJ Part 4 of 4: When Rewards and Punishments No Longer Work
Q: How does that sound?
If you keep doing what you're doing, the gentleness you are using is important, and that's the change side of it.
Nicky & AJ Part 4 of 4: When Rewards and Punishments No Longer Work
Q: Did it feel better to you? You tried something different. Did it feel better? Did it feel more effective?
It definitely felt better because I wasn't coming from an angry place.
Bonus Episode: Making Hard Conversations Easier with the DEAR MAN Skill
Q: If you are dealing with a teenager or a younger child who is not ready to sit and listen, is there something you suggest to help facilitate that part of the conversation?
Timing is an important factor; introduce the conversation when they are available to listen, such as in the car shortly after school.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A unique parenting therapy show that offers an insightful glimpse into the therapeutic experiences of parents as they navigate the complexities of family life. Each episode features live therapy sessions with various parents grappling with the challenges of raising children, particularly those with neurodivergent traits, emotional sensitivities, and the pressures of modern parenting. The host, a licensed clinical social worker, skillfully guides discussions on topics such as emotional regulation, sibling dynamics, and the importance of validation in family relationships. Listeners benefit from actionable strategies and therapeutic insights, making it a valuable resource for parents seeking support and understanding in their parenting journe... more

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1. Dr. Kiki Fehling
2. Dr. Lorie Ritschel
3. Jen Sims
4. Amy Kalasunas
5. Deborah Farmer Kris
6. Dayna Abraham
7. Lynn Lyons
8. Carrie Rubury

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