
The Talking Child Development podcast unpacks important topics and conversations related to child and family development. Every episode aims to provide mental health professionals with insights into family life based on theory and experience in the field. Join Dr Ruth Schmidt Neven as she interviews experts including paediatricians, early childhood educators, child psychotherapists and infant-pare... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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----more----In this podcast based on her presentation to The Therapeutic Consultants in the UK, Dr. Ruth Schmidt Neven child psychotherapist and clinical psychologist brings her longstanding expertise as a clinician, author and trainer to elaborate o... more
In this podcast, Dr. Ruth Schmidt Neven child and adolescent psychotherapist and clinical psychologist talks with Dr. Eva Crasnow and Dr. Sarah Peter, UK based child and adolescent psychotherapists and co-founders of the social enterprise Chorus, whi... more
In this episode of Talking Child Development, Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist and Clinical Psychologist Dr Ruth Schmidt Neven talks with Tracy Christophi. Tracy is a child and adolescent psychotherapist originally from the UK but now based in We... more
In this podcast Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist and Clinical Psychologist Dr Ruth Schmidt Neven talks with Matt Tyler.
Matt is the executive director of the Men’s Project at Jesuit Social Services in Melbourne. He works with a team committed to... more
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Very good information about child development. Will appeal to both professionals and parents
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A thoughtful exploration of child development, family dynamics, and psychodynamic approaches to therapy. Across episodes, the conversations center on involving parents in treatment, relational approaches to youth with high-risk needs, trauma-informed practice, and practical methods for supporting attachment, communication, and wellbeing in families. Notable threads include time-limited, collaborative therapies; group-based and family-centered interventions; and bridging clinical theory with real-world systems like NHS services, adoption contexts, and educational settings. The format tends to feature clinicians and researchers who translate complex theory into actionable steps for practitioners, parents, and policymakers. This mix makes the ... more
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Recent guests on Talking Child Development include:
1. Eva Crasnow
2. Sarah Peter
3. Tracy Christophi
4. Matt Tyler
5. Vannie Ip-Winfield
6. Maria Papadima
7. Catherine Campbell
8. Rhonda Galbally
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