Co-Parenting is the relationship that never ends. If your ex is difficult to deal with, if you are experiencing high-conflict and/or the children are being hurt by the behavior of your ex partner, then this show is for you. You may not be able to change them but you CAN change everything that your child needs to be healthy and happy. Listen in as Charlie and Brook discuss the principles, tools and... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 270 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessEducationMental Health |
In this episode Brook and his guests Lisa Johnson and Chris Barry from the podcast Been There Got Out discuss the notion of High Conflict Detox. This is where a person/parent is stuck deeply in the habitual cycle of conflict and the nervous system ma... more
In this episode Brook has guest Rich Carr author of Surprised: The Science and Art of Engagement. Rich brings a bright and engaging look at how we as humans respond or react to an outside stimulus and in understanding the workings of the various part... more
In this episode Brook has esteemed guest, researcher, professor and author of the Polyvagal Theory, Dr. Steven Porges. Brook and Dr. Porges have a robust and educational conversation about how the vagus nerve influences the fear response, social conn... more
In this episode Brook has guest Elaine Taylor-Klaus, Author and Co-Founder of Impact Parents. Brook and Elaine have a robust conversation about parenting a child that is  neurodivergent and the challenges that go with the behaviors with being ADHD or... more
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I am so grateful for this podcast!! Really helps me in this difficult process of coparenting . So much of my anxiety and concerns have been addressed in a beautiful way in this podcast. I really found it life changing for me and my son.
I regret listening to the early episodes of this show. Maybe they were leaning more towards a male audience at the beginning. One of the hosts seems very emotional about his divorce and it makes me not trust the things he says about his former partner. Also, the personality disorder episode got so many things wrong. Avoidants are not inherently narcissists. Crazy things for a “professional” to say. They also entirely left out fearful avoidant attachment style. I sincerely hope the show gets bett... more
I don’t have much help with my situation and help me understand and I have 4 people against myself so hearing how I can not react and respond is very important for me to understand and learn myself to do
This podcast has excellent information about how to move forward with your child’s best interest at the forefront. It offers wise, nuanced and also practical advice and insights. THANK YOU, podcast creators. (I just made a donation to also express my gratitude.)
Please Brook, for the love of god…do not do another episode with Ross Rosenberg. I don’t think I have to state the MANY reasons why…I couldn’t even get through the entire duration of the episode. I made it to 25 minutes and those 25 minutes were excruciating. Brook handled his severe interruptions and massive ego, patiently with grace and professionalism. I cannot say enough about this show and Brook Olsen. He has saved my sanity. I have no complaints about this show. I listen weekly, faithfull... more
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