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    Joyful Courage for Parenting Teens

    Welcome to the Joyful Courage Podcast – a place where parents of tweens and teens come to find inspiration, information and encouragement in the messy terrain of adolescence

    This season of parenting is no joke – and while the details of what we are all moving through might be slightly different, we are having a collective experience.

    This is a space where we center building relationship, nurturing life skills, and leaning into our own personal growth.

    My name is Casey O’Roarty, I am a parent coach, Positive Discipline LEad Trainer, and captain of the adolescent ship over at Sproutable. I am also a speaker and published author. I have been working with parents and families for over 20 years and continue to navigate being a mom with my own two young adult kids.

    I am honored that you are here… Please give back to the pod by sharing it with friends, or on social media, and rate and review on Apple or Spotify – work of mouth is how we grow!

    Thanks – enjoy the show!

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    Latest Episodes:
    Eps 432: Self abandonment, embodiment, and being with life unfolding Nov 02, 2023
    Show notes

    Join me this week as I dig deeper into the experience of transition - specifically a reflection of how we HAVE been moving through the transitions of life and ways to do it more intentionally.


    Find all of the show notes and links mentioned at https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/Eps-432-Self-abandonment-embodiment-life-unfolding/

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    Eps 431: Finding yourself in the empty nest with Lisa Boate Oct 30, 2023
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    My guest today is Lisa Boate.


    Such a great conversation with Lisa Boate on the podcast this week! We get into all the things that come up during empty nest season and the time time leading up to it. I know we have feels about this, friends. Lisa and I go there - AND we cover what it means to come back to ourselves so as to embrace what lies ahead from a place of empowerment and possibility. Check it out!


    Takeaways from the show

    • Finding purpose and passion after children leave home
    • Parenting, identity, and letting go
    • Self-reflection and embodiment
    • Self-abandonment and its impact on mental health
    • Parenting, uncertainty, and boundaries
    • Embracing change and finding joy in midlife


    For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here.

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    Eps 430: Reframing the pain points of raising teens Oct 26, 2023
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    Join me this week and explore shifting our focus from our teens behavior to what the actual pain points are for us (parents) as we witness them moving through hard things.

    Find the full show notes at: https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-430-reframing-the-pain-points-of-raising-teens

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    Eps 429: Finding joy and courage in parenting with Holly Swenson Oct 23, 2023
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    My guest today is Holly Swenson.


    Holly shares with us the framework from her book Stop, Drop, Grow, and Glow, helping parents assess their current state, drop any negative influences, and grow into their best selves. She encourages parents to take a deeper dive into their personal wellness journey by assessing their priorities, reflecting on their experiences, and dropping any trauma or drama that may be holding them back. Finally, she offers tips for parents struggling with losing themselves in their children's challenges and emphasizes the importance of finding joy and courage in parenting.


    Takeaways from the show

    • Conscious parenting, wellness, and self-care
    • Prioritizing self-care for busy parents
    • Personal growth as a parent
    • Parenting strategies for maintaining self-care during challenging times
    • Finding joy in parenting


    For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here.

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    Eps 428: Considering the power of perception Oct 19, 2023
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    Excited to be sharing this week's solo show all about the POWER OF PERCEPTION. This is HUGE when we are trying to make sense of what is happening with our teens. I take the listeners into some thoughts around our kids beliefs and decision making in the context of school and academics. I am so excited to hear about what you think!


    Find the full show notes at: https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-428-Considering-the-power-of-perception

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    Eps 427: Understanding sensory processing & neurodiversity with Natasha Nelsen Oct 16, 2023
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    My guest today is Natasha Nelsen and I am so honored to be in conversation with her today.


    Natasha breaks down sensory processing disorder, ADHD and other neurodiversity in adolescents and adults. She talks about how parents can support teens during this time of sensory overload, sensory seeking behavior, and executive function challenges. Natasha’s support & educational opportunities for black neurodiverse families and her deep understanding of sensory needs offers insights and understanding for all parents, caregivers and teachers who love and work with neurodiverse youth.


    If you aren’t already following SuperNova Momma, you should do so now. Natasha Nelsen is a gem and I am so honored to have her on my podcast this week.


    Takeaways from the show

    • Parenting and education for black and neurodiverse families
    • Sensory processing disorder in teenagers
    • Sensory processing disorder and it’s impact on behavior and teen perception
    • Sensory processing disorder and its relationship with other diagnoses.
    • Teenage years and sensory overload
    • Childhood trauma, sensory seeking, and excessive masturbation
    • Sensory seeking behaviors in adolescents
    • Parenting children with ADHD and autism with a focus on sensory issues and executive functioning challenges


    For more show notes, including trascripts, visit our website here.

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    Eps 426: Cultivating Your Observer: Navigating Tough Conversations with Teens Oct 14, 2023
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    The art of parenting is a constantly evolving journey filled with challenges, and one of the most important aspects is maintaining open and honest communication with your children. Recently, I stumbled upon a thought-provoking discussion on a podcast that delved into this very subject. Dax Shepard was interviewing Kerry Washington, and their conversation veered into the realm of parenting, children, and a profound question: "What if your teen came to you and confessed to trying a substance last night?"

    This question made me pause and reflect on the significance of fostering an environment where our children feel comfortable sharing their experiences and struggles. In thispodcast, we'll explore the concept of cultivating your observer and the art of responding thoughtfully to challenging situations with your teenagers.

    Find more show notes and info about our sponsors at www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-426-cultivating-your-observer-navigating-tough-conversations-with-teens

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    Eps 425: Setting boundaries around teen substance abuse with Brenda Zane Oct 09, 2023
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    Brenda Zane is back this week!


    She was on this spring talking about how to be with teen substance abuse. We had SUCH an amazing response to that conversation that Brenda and I thought it would be helpful to have her back to talk about “what do you do” for specific scenarios around our teens and substances that leave us feeling in the dark. Today we discuss how to set healthy boundaries around teen substance abuse while still maintaining a connected relationship with our teens.


    Takeaways from the show

    • Creating conditions for positive change in children, and the plant analogy.
    • Why young people turn to substance use, including a desire to cope with emotional pain and shame.
    • Setting boundaries around drug use
    • The challenge of enforcing consequences
    • The importance of addition over subtraction in facilitating change
    • Have open and curious conversations with their teenagers about substance use, rather than resorting to shame or judgment
    • The importance of building a positive relationship with children, focusing on mutual respect and influence rather than control or manipulation
    • The "information sandwich" technique to discuss sensitive topics with teenagers
    • How humor and modeling positive behavior are useful tools
    • Focusing on boundaries and natural consequences, rather than reactive measures like drug testing and phone confiscation


    For more show notes including transcripts, visit our website here.

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    Eps 424: When it feels like your teen is holding you hostage Oct 05, 2023
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    You have a great relationship with your teen and they are STILL getting into ALL the mischeif? You aren't alone. This episode I am going to tease this apart and remind you what the most important thing to consider is.


    Find full show notes at: https://www.besproutable.com/podcasts/eps-424-when-it-feels-like-your-teen-is-holding-you-hostage

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    Eps 423: Understanding and processing our teens emotions with Alyssa Campbell Oct 02, 2023
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    Alyssa Campbell is back this week!


    I am thrilled to have Alyssa here to chat about her new book, “Little People, Big Emotions” and her Collaborative Emotion Processing method. Alyssa explains what “safe to feel” means, how we can figure out which emotions in our kids make us uncomfortable & why, and explains that our adolescents have completely different tools & experiences than we did. I ask Alyssa how considering long-term goals for our teens can help our relationship, and we dig into why having a toolbox to get through the tough times is more important than just “being happy.” We discuss how important failure is for growth, enabling vs. empowering, and when we can reduce task demand when our teens are overwhelmed. Alyssa and I get into enabling versus collaborating, interdependence, and the importance of daily self-care. As we wrap up, I ask for tips for parents who are practicing their own emotional safety, keeping ownership over our own emotions, and normalizing the self-regulation journey.


    Takeaways from the show

    • Emotional safety in your relationship with your teen
    • Providing a safe space for children to express themselves without fear, judgment, or rejection
    • Your adolescents have completely different experiences than you did
    • Defining your long-term goals for your teen (is happiness the goal, or is having tools for hard times more important)?
    • Keeping long-term goals top of mind
    • Rescuing our kids versus letting them fail
    • Age bias, expectations, and “you should know better”
    • Reducing task demands when adolescents are overwhelmed
    • Enabling versus collaborating; interdependence
    • Daily, consistent self-care adds up
    • Being mad, frustrated, and/or scared is not dysregulation
    • Taking ownership of our own emotions


    For more show notes, including transcripts, visit our website here.

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