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    HEALTHY FAMILY CONNECTIONS

    HEALTHY FAMILY CONNECTIONS addresses the many dilemmas facing parents, couples and kids, offering out of the box solutions that empower listeners to confidently meet their parenting challenges.

    Being a family in our era is challenging under the best of circumstances. Parents contend with a culture in transition and competing ideas for parenting. Neil Brown, author of parenting hit “Ending the Parent-Teen Control Battle,” is a master family therapist with a talent for providing clarity amidst the confusion, addressing common concerns as well as serious problems.

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    When Is It Okay To Reward Our Kids? Nov 03, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to a question about paying kids for good grades. Neil addresses the question of how and when to reward kids without undermining intrinsic motivation.


    The Double Softy Syndrome Meets Locus Of Control Oct 27, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to a mom struggling with her gifted and talented 17-year-old daughter who is terrorizing the family. Mom and Dad have helped manage her emotions for years, but now at age 17 it's only getting worse.


    Ditch The Guilt, It Ain't Helping Oct 20, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to the many emails he received asking for more about Parental Guilt. Neil looks at the healthy functions of guilt as well as the unhealthy and destructive experience of guilt. He explains its sources and what can be done to reduce and heal unhealthy guilt.


    I Want My Son Back Sep 29, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to a mother concerned that her young adult son is addicted to marijuana. He's academically gifted, graduated college, but now is languishing and mom can't get through to him.


    What If We Did It All Wrong? Sep 22, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to a mother who is aware that family dynamics have been damaging and now her children are young adults. Mom wants to know what she can do to help them recover.


    Guilt Or Resentment-Choose Your Poison Sep 15, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to a mother who feels pulled between continuing to support her teen daughter's interests and feeling resentful and withdrawing that support and feeling guilty.


    My Husband Has An Anger Problem Sep 01, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to a Mom who is struggling to get her husband to stop yelling at her and the kids. Neil shows this Mom how to empower herself and communicate with her husband in a way that models the values and standards she wants to see in their home.


    What Do Therapists And Parents Have In Common? Aug 25, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil discusses an article from the Psychotherapy Networker about the different ways that therapists approach learning their craft. Neil shows how this concept applies to how parents approach parenting and the best way to make sure your preferred approach is successful.


    Some Problems "Slip Through the Cracks" Aug 18, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to a mother wondering if she needs to be concerned about her 16-year-old son's lack of social interest and motivation. Neil empowers Mom to take an active role in helping her son get assessed and get the support he needs to grow his social skills. Neil emphasizes the importance of therapists addressing both the unique issues with each young client as well as the contextual issues that support the problem.


    Should I Be Concerned About My Son's Lack Of Interests? Aug 11, 2021
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    In this episode, Neil responds to the father of a gifted 10-year-old boy who doesn't ever finish things. He quits when things get challenging. Dad realizes that he's starting to build a Control Battle with his son and wants to know how to avoid it before it gets any worse.


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