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Parenting Without Power Struggles

Susan Stiffelman
Parenting
Child Development
Parenting Strategies
ADHD
Co-Parenting
Mental Health
Anxiety
Therapy
Independence
Travel
Generational Healing
Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Family Dynamics
School Reluctance
Sibling Interactions
Ancestral Anger
College Transition
Child Emotions
Boundaries
Postnatal Depression

Susan Stiffelman is a family therapist, parent coach, and one of the country's premiere parenting experts, and the author of Parenting Without Power Struggles and Parenting With Presence (an Eckhart Tolle edition.) Susan's podcasts feature conversations with guests including Dr. Dan Siegel, Janet Lansbury, Dr. Kristen Neff, Dr. Mona Delahooke, Glennon Doyle, Dr. Jane Goodall, Jack Kornfield, Marth... more

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In this conversation, Susan and Dr. Kristin Neff talks about the importance of cultivating both fierce and tender self-compassion, offering specific practices that parents can easily use when they're feeling overwhelmed, angry, or simply being hard o... more

In this episode, Susan talks with Dr. Ramani Durvasula, author of author of the new book, It's Not You: Identifying and Healing from Narcissistic People, as well as the books Should I Stay Or Should I Go? Surviving A Relationship With A Narcissist, a... more

Susan talks with Dr. Pressman about the five guiding principles for raising a good human: relationships, reflection, regulation, rules, and repair. They stress the importance of being a "good enough" parent, rather than striving for perfection, and e... more

Resilience isn't a trait kids either have or don't — it's something they build through repeated experiences of feeling hard emotions and getting through them, with a present and steady parent by their side. In this episode, Susan Stiffelman, Dr. Tina... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Kristen Neff
Pioneer in self-compassion research; Associate Professor of Educational Psychology at University of Texas at Austin
University of Texas at Austin; Center for Mindful Self-Compassion
Episode: 1: 71 Encore episode: A Conversation With Dr. Kristin Neff
Dr. Ramani Durvasula
Clinical psychologist and professor of psychology, author of literature on narcissism.
California State University, LA
Episode: 1:79 Co-Parenting with a Narcissist, with Dr. Ramani Durvasula
Dr. Aliza Pressman
A developmental psychologist and co-founding director of the Mount Sinai Parenting Center
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital
Episode: 2:10 Five Principles of Parenting with Aliza Pressman
Tina Bryson
Co-author of parenting works, expert on child development
Author/Psychologist
Episode: 3:48 The Uncomfortable Path to Resilience
Laura Markham
Clinical psychologist and parenting expert
Founder of Aha! Parenting
Episode: 3:48 The Uncomfortable Path to Resilience
Lisa Spiegel
Author of Internal Family Systems Therapy with Children and co-founder of Soho Parenting
Soho Parenting
Episode: 3:45 Captain of the Ship Meets IFS
Dr. Ned Hallowell
A renowned psychiatrist and ADHD expert
Ned Hallowell Associates
Episode: 3:42 ADHD, with Dr. Ned Hallowell
Kelsey Blahnik
Clinician, author, and advocate, founder of The AND Way.
The AND Way
Episode: 3:40 Raising Kids Who Can Handle Differences with Kelsey Blahnik
Rabbi Michael Zedek
Rabbi Emeritus and a respected author and speaker on spirituality.
St. Paul School of Theology
Episode: 3:38 The Power of Storytelling with Rabbi Michael Zedek

Host

Susan Stiffelman
A family therapist and parent coach who is recognized as a prominent figure in the field of parenting. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in addressing the challenges of parenting today, focusing on fostering connection, empathy, and understanding within families.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 472 ratings
  • Actionable and super helpful

    Since parents are pressed on time, I’ll start with saying - Susan’s advice works and it works right away. She has a talent to explain with compassion, sometimes complex, concepts, like IFS. But she also boils all the knowledge down to one simple analogy (captain of the ship) that served me well as a guiding principle through thick and thin of parenting. She also answers questions to the point. I highly recommend the podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fireryswords
    United States6 months ago
  • The most important work!

    Thank you! Deepening our connection and becoming conscious& aware in how we raise our children is the key to our relationships

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Art of allowinf
    United States8 months ago
  • Wonderful

    Such a lovely, interesting and helpful podcast for parents. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ellensmain
    United Statesa year ago
  • The Perfect Podcast for Parents!

    I am hooked! Practical examples of what REALLY happens in my own home, coupled with EFFECTIVE examples of how to manage my own behavior/reactions so I can parent with empathy and presence. Thank you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TheGreatestCommandment
    United Statesa year ago
  • Thank you

    Thank very much Susan. I really appreciate your help and support. I always look forward for your podcast. It is interesting every time I listen. You teach me to become more better mom, wife and sister.Thank you for the work you do.

    Best regards

    Amina, From Canada, Ottawa.🙏🙏🙏🙏

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    carabeti
    Canada2 years ago

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Some express gratitude for practical strategies and the emotional support they feel from the discussions.
Listeners praise the insightful and actionable advice provided, particularly valuing the incorporation of expert knowledge.
Many appreciate the empathetic and relatable approach to complex parenting issues, highlighting the host's compassionate demeanor.
Critiques mention occasional dissatisfaction with tangents or perceived self-promotion during episodes.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

1: 71 Encore episode: A Conversation With Dr. Kristin Neff
Q: What are the two types of self-compassion and why are both important?
The two types are tender self-compassion, which supports emotional acceptance and unconditional worth, and fierce self-compassion, which drives boundary setting, protecting oneself, and motivating constructive change.
1: 71 Encore episode: A Conversation With Dr. Kristin Neff
Q: Could you summarize what self-compassion means in the context of parenting?
Self-compassion means treating yourself kindly and recognizing that imperfection is part of being human; it involves tender care toward oneself and the ability to set boundaries and take action when needed, which in turn creates more space and effectiveness in parenting.
3:42 ADHD, with Dr. Ned Hallowell
Q: Can you talk about a different way that parents listening can discuss this with their kids?
Dr. Hallowell suggests explaining ADHD in a positive light, using metaphors like a Ferrari with bicycle brakes to illustrate the powerful brain and the need for better control.
3:16 Wildfire Support For Parents with Dr. Laura Markham
Q: What should parents say to their children about the wildfires?
Parents should start by asking children what they think, providing simple facts on their level, and reassuring them that they are safe.
3:3 Coaching With Susan: Support for a Struggling Middle Child
Q: What can I do to make my seven-year-old feel special and valued?
Focus on listening and acknowledging her feelings first, and work on building resilience rather than fixing the situation immediately.

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What is Parenting Without Power Struggles about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This audio series offers insights into effective parenting strategies while exploring the emotional and psychological dynamics of parent-child relationships. The content frequently addresses the delicate balance between managing children's behavior and maintaining a nurturing connection, with topics ranging from the impact of technology on childhood development to the significance of self-awareness in parenting. Emphasizing the importance of understanding one's emotional triggers, the series introduces various therapeutic frameworks, such as Internal Family Systems (IFS), to equip parents with tools to foster healthier home environments. Listeners can expect a blend of expert interviews, real-life anecdotes, and actionable advice to cultiva... more

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2. Dr. Ramani Durvasula
3. Dr. Aliza Pressman
4. Tina Bryson
5. Laura Markham
6. Lisa Spiegel
7. Dr. Ned Hallowell
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