Blog Posts

The Art of Co-Parenting

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​Podcasts

• Curious Neuron, a podcast on Parental Well-Being 

• Good Inside with Dr. Becky

• The Baffling Behavior Show by Robyn Gobbel

• ​Attachment-based Parenting

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​Books

• How Children Raise Parents: The Art of Listening to Your Family by Dan B. Allender

• Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI) is an attachment-based, trauma-informed approach to working with kids. They offer a list of Children's Books.

• ​How to Talk So Little Kids Will Listen by Joanna Faber and Julie King. 

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​​​​Articles and Other Resources

• The Four Main Styles of Parenting [article]
  - permissive, authoritative, neglectful and authoritarian

• 5 Parenting Styles and Their Effects on Life  [Video]

• ​9 Steps to More Effective Parenting [article]

• ​How to raise emotionally intelligent kids by TED. [article]

• ​How to raise an emotionally intelligent child by VeryWellFamily. [article]

• ​Children’s Emotions: How They Work and Behavior Strategies to Try. The Behavior Hub [article and podcast]

• A list of movies that can help parents open discussions about mental health topics. [article]

• ​Empowering Parents offers a wide variety of information on parenting. [website]

• ​List of parenting resources ​[links from the American Psychological Association website]

• ​Resources to help deal with bullying. [links from the American Psychological Association website]

• ​My spouse and I disagree about parenting. [article]

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Infancy

• Information about Postpartum Depression from the American Psychological Association [webpage]

• ​What to Expect the First Year. A helpful resource about milestones and infant development. [book]

• ​First Things First. Information on infant development, parenting strategies, and even children's books. Includes a link to the Birth to Five Helpline. [webpage]

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Younger Children

• What THE INCREDIBLES Got Right About Kids by Cinema Therapy. Discussion about kids different stages of development. [YouTube video]​

• ​How play helps child development. Australia's Raising Children Network. [YouTube video]

• ​Top 10 Books for Parents of Toddlers [article]

• ​Dan Siegel's Hand Model of the Brain: How to explain "flipping your lid" to kids. [YouTube video]

• Another video on the hand model of the brain. [YouTube video]

• ​​How to manage lying. Advice from Dr. David McPhee. [Quora message board]

• ​Love and Logic. Dr. Charles Fay (founder) discusses Love and Logic techniques for parents. [YouTube video]

• Additional information from Dr. Fay. [YouTube video]

• ​The effect of movement on children's brain health. [article]

• Video summary [YouTube video] 

• ​Video and guide to help you coach your child of dealing with anger.

• 55 Anger Management Activities for Kids: How to Help an Angry Kid. 38 Activities & Strategy Cards + 14 Anger Games + 3 Anger Worksheets. 

• Napping [YouTube video]

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​The Whole Brain Child by Daniel J Siegel & Tina Payne Bryson [book]

• Video overview of the book (Part 1 of 2 & Part 2 of 2)

• ​Expanding on the mindfulness concept presented in The Whole Brain Child. [article]

 

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Pre-Teens

• Videos and printable information you can use to explain puberty to your children. 

 

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Teens

• The Teen Brain: Under Construction. [YouTube video]

• ​Understanding Parent-Teen arguments [article]

• ​Parenting Through Puberty by Girlology. [blog]

• ​Attachment Parenting Stages [article]

• ​Enforcing Consequences [article]

• Cinema Therapy: INSIDE OUT 2 and the Teenage Brain

• Why Teenagers Are Reckless - the Institute of Human Anatomy. [YouTube video]

• Why Are Teens Tired In School: Changing Circadian Rhythms [YouTube video]

• The Effects of Weed on Teenage Brains [YouTube video]

• WEED and TEEN BRAINS: The effects of cannabis, vaping and edibles - Talk by Jibran Khokhar [YouTube video]

• What Vaping Does to the Body - by the Institute of Human Anatomy [YouTube video]

• Effects of Cannabis (Marijuana) on Adolescent & Young Adult Brain - Dr. Andrew Huberman [YouTube video]

• This Is Your Body On Cannabis - by the Institute of Human Anatomy [YouTube video]

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Support Groups

Peer support groups are often run by those who have personal experience with the subject of the group. There are often local and online groups that you can attend for free. HeyPeers.com is a great place to start your search for support groups. This site also helps connect you with local resources and chat rooms. Sign up on the website, or access the service through its app.

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