Hi parents! I’m so excited to welcome you to the first episode of the Project Parenthood podcast. I’m Dr. Nanika Coor, a clinical psychologist and respectful parenting therapist. This podcast is for parents wanting to experience more peace, flexibility, ease and fun with their kids, with less conflict and struggle in their relationships with their children - no matter how old they are.
I have over a decade of experience helping families improve their connection and communication. Every week on the Project Parenthood show, I’ll share insights about raising kids I learned in clinical settings, in my private practice, and in my own parenting journey. Project Parenthood will offer actionable strategies for increasing cooperation, collaboration, and meeting both children’s and parents’ needs. I’ll answer parent questions and troubleshoot real-life problems I see in my practice. So please visit: [TK TK web site or podcast link] to leave a question or a comment I may address on the show. Identifying information will be disguised and kept confidential. When using the word “parents,” I’m referencing an amalgamation of biological and nonbiological caregivers and caregiving issues I’ve come across over the years.
Besides weekly parenting advice, Project Parenthood will also feature conversations with my colleagues, experts in child development, to help shed light on how systemic oppression, intergenerational trauma, adverse childhood experiences, brain development, wounds and wisdom we hold in our bodies, and our capacities to be mindful and to regulate our nervous systems, all impact the parent-child relationship.
The parenting philosophy I encourage is called respectful parenting because I believe in seeing and treating children as whole humans right from birth.
You’ll get tips for building more self-awareness, self-compassion, inner calm and confidence in your parenting. I can’t wait for you to join me! Simply click ‘Subscribe’ wherever you listen to podcasts and join the Project Parenthood community.
The parenting philosophy I encourage is called respectful parenting because I believe in seeing and treating children as whole humans right from birth. To achieve this, we must see children realistically and positively, as inexperienced humans with still-developing brains, whose every action is a strategy for trying to get their needs met. Those strategies can be benign or frustrating, unskilled or destructive. So we hold firm and developmentally appropriate limits with consistency, kindness and confidence, without using punishments or rewards. When persistent problems arise, we work together to find win-win solutions that work for them and for us.
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