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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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    Eps 215: The Power of Showing up With Dr. Dan Siegel and Dr. Tina Bryson Jan 07, 2020
    Show notes

    Today’s guests are Dr. Dan Siegel and Dr. Tina Bryson. Dan is an internationally acclaimed author, award winning educator and child psychiatrist. He is currently a Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine, where he also serves as a co investigator at the Center For Culture, Brain And Development, and co director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center. Dan co authored some of our favorite parenting books, including The Whole Brain Child, No Drama Discipline, and The Yes Brain. With the other guest joining us today, he also wrote Brainstorm: The Bible for Parents of Teens, Parenting From The Inside Out and Aware, which came out the summer of 2018 and he came on to discuss that book with me.

    Dr. Tina Bryson is the other guest that we get to hear from today. She is the co author with Dan Segal of three New York Times bestsellers soon to be four and is the Executive Director of the Center for Connection in Pasadena, California. Tina is also a pediatric and adolescent, psychotherapist, she keynotes conferences, and conducts workshops for parents, educators and clinicians all over the world. There is so much more I could add to the bios of both of these guests I could truly go on and on. They're here today to share about their latest book, The Power of Showing Up: How Parental Presence Shapes Who Our Kids Become, and How Their Brains get Wired. Join us!

    Resources:

    The Whole Brain Child

    No Drama Discipline

    The Yes Brain

    The Baby Book

    Eps 154: Dr. Dan Siegel Discussing the Science of Being Present

    The Power of Showing Up

    Aware: The Science and Practice of Presence

    Eps 100: Dr. Tina Bryson Supports Us With Brain Informed Parenting

    Eps 126: Tina Bryson is BACK teaching us about nurturing a YES BRAIN

    Brainstorm

    Parenting From The Inside Out

    Where to find Dr. Siegel and Dr. Bryson:

    Dr. Tina Bryson

    Dr. Dan Siegel

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    Eps 214: Solo show - Celebrating and reflecting on 2019 Dec 31, 2019
    Show notes

    Today is a solo show, reflecting on 2019 – the celebrations, the lessons, all of it. I am so grateful for the community and the love you send me and each other on the daily!!

    See you in the new year!

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    Eps 213: Deep Diving into Self Care with Aparna Venkataraman Dec 17, 2019
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    Today’s guest is Aparna Venkataraman. Aparna is a parent coach, meditation teacher, motivational speaker and global wellness advocate for doTERRA essential oils. Her approachable nature, strong intuition and problem solving skills guide her in supporting parents of babies, toddlers and teens to empower themselves and build healthy relationships with one another through effective communication, confidence building and light hearted mindfulness techniques.

    She values authenticity, which you all know is one of my favorites, a kind nature, motivation, love, compassion, gratitude and humor as key components of a beautiful life. She’s here to share ways that families can relieve stress through self care, mindfulness and effective communication. Join us!

    "Self care means to me to find ways to connect back to what is lighting me up, what is helping me to find peace and stay connected to my authentic self.”

    “There are simple things you can do each day that can help you to create a routine where you're feeling connected to yourself and not just waiting until the weekend until you have much more time”

    “We can put a lot of pressure on ourselves to be a certain way and to show up in the world as somebody who has it all together. When we're really actually stressed, really, really stressed on the inside.”

    What you’ll hear in this episode:

    • Self-care beyond manicures and exercise
    • Why self care doesn’t have to wait for the weekend
    • The pressure to keep up appearances
    • How to tell when you’re connecting to your authentic self
    • What is intrinsic self care
    • The power behind finding our why
    • How spirituality can be helpful
    • The role of breath in self care
    • Stress, parenting and mindfulness
    • Tips for learning mindfulness
    • Ways to start small in your mindfulness
    • Laughter as stress relief

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    Eps 212: SOLO SHOW about becoming a more explicit and less resentful parent Dec 10, 2019
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    SOLO SHOW!

    I have shared about going to therapy – and quite a few of you have reached out and shared that this has prompted YOU to find this kind of support in your community – SO HAPPY!

    I told you how I shopped around and chose on that I thought was the right fit. I had actually had some one I trust and worked with suggest that somatic therapy was really the fit I wanted, so that is what I looked for.

    Even after shopping around, after a few sessions, I felt unsatisfied with the experience. IT felt slow and directionless. Now, this could ABSOLUTELY say something about me, right? Have I spoken before about my need to get things moving and FIX problems???

    I have another friend that told me that I would LOVE who she was seeing – it’s a man, interestingly enough I thought I wanted to work with women but I LOVE THIS GUY. And while he isn’t solving my problems and going into “fix it” mode – the masculine energy is what I am noticing is supporting the work. But it also feels balanced because there does seem to be spaciousness, but my experience of the time spent with him feel directional.

    So, all that to say that you all have permission to change up your mental health team if something feels off. Unapologetically.

    Today I want to talk about something that has been coming up for me, AND with some of my clients. I have a feeling you are all going to relate with this as well.

    So let me set this up and you can decide if you can relate….

    You are looking ahead to the weekend. Everyone is going to be home on Sunday and you would really like to have a family day, time together doing something…. Maybe you’ll all decide to go to a movie or do a project, but you know that time together is something you all need and Sunday is the perfect time….

    Sunday rolls around and your partner gets busy with a home improvement project that looks like it is going to last all day, one of you kids has made plans with friends and gets irritated when you tell him nope, you have to be home. And maybe the other child is looking for “alone time” rather than “together time.”

    We are all in this together, friends!!

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    Eps 211: Finding the joy in missing out with Tonya Dalton Dec 03, 2019
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    Today’s guest is Tonya Dalton. Tonya is a productivity expert, writer, speaker and founder of Inkwell Press Productivity Company, a company centered around productivity tools and training. she released her book The Joy of Missing Out on October 1, she's going to share a little bit about her book with us. Tanya is also the mother of two teenagers and really knows what it means to be the leader of a family. Join us!

    " I love that it feels like a permission slip. Like I feel like I have permission to just stop chasing my tail.”

    “We're filling our calendars, but we're not really filling our souls.”

    “it's really about mindful living. It's really about living with intention.”

    “Productivity is not about doing more. It's about doing what is most important.”

    “Life is meant to be enjoyed, not just endured.”

    “None of us truly have it all together all of the time.”

    “Balance is a myth.”

    What you’ll hear in this episode:

    • The glorification of busy
    • The obligation and pressure to be busy
    • How not being busy makes us feel about ourselves
    • How being busy keeps us from nurturing ourselves and others
    • Quality over quantity
    • Embracing imperfection
    • Releasing the need to be busy
    • “Shoulding” on ourselves and why that’s not helpful
    • Living mindfully with intention
    • Prioritizing activities instead of trying to do all the things
    • Letting go of “Some Day” Syndrome
    • The stories we tell ourselves and unreasonably high expectations
    • Getting curious about our responses to life
    • Examining our comfort zones and if they are serving us
    • How releasing perfectionism supports connection
    • Letting people lift you up as a gift to them
    • Family as a team
    • Sunday planning as a ritual
    • Division of labor based on team member needs and supporting each other
    • Belonging and significance and filling each other’s buckets
    • Encouraging ownership and buy in with your kids
    • Letting go of balance
    • Finding flexibility in the mess

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    Eps 210: SOLO SHOW Navigating fear and trusting our gut Nov 26, 2019
    Show notes

    Today is a solo show.

    I missed you all last week…. As you know, I am in the throes of navigating my own parenting journey and sometimes that means stepping away from my professional work to focus on my family.

    For all of you out there who are feeling like you are the only one struggling on this path, it simply IS NOT TRUE. We all have our own way of sharing with the world, and many people just don’t. They keep the hard stuff to themselves, leaving the rest of us thinking that their lives are easy-breezy.

    This podcast, and this episode, is my way of pulling back the curtain and sharing from am deeply authentic place. The Joyful Courage community is a place for all of us to bring our whole, vulnerable selves.

    There is plenty to worry about on the parenting path, especially as our kids transform into teens and beyond. When is the fear useful, and when is it getting in the way of hearing our own wise, intuition? I explore that today.

    I hope you enjoy it!

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    EPS 209: Mindful Mama Mentor, Hunter Clarke Fields, supporting us in raising good humans Nov 12, 2019
    Show notes

    My guest today is Hunter Clarke-Fields.

    Hunter is a yoga and mindfulness coach, the host of the Mindful Mama Podcast, and supporter of moms near and far. She is also a mama herself and walks her talk with her two daughters. I had the great pleasure of being a guest on Hunter’s podcast and am thrilled to host here on the Joyful Courage Podcast.

    Hunter’s book, Raising Good Humans: A Mindful Guide to Breaking the Cycle of Reactive Parenting and Raising Kind, Confident Kids is available now, and I am super honored to share her wisdom with you all today.


    Where to find Hunter

    Raising Good Humans Book Page: Raising Good Humans Book.com

    Facebook Page: Hunter Clarke-Fields, Mindful Mama Mentor

    Instagram: Mindful Mama Mentor

    Twitter: HClarkeFields

    LinkedIn: Hunter Clarke-Fields

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    Eps 208: Solo Show - keeping things real while navigating a tough season of parenting Nov 05, 2019
    Show notes

    This week is a solo show and I am totally going free style. There aren’t much for show notes, I hope you listen and that what is shared resonates with you. We are all in this together!

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    Eps 207: Talking Gen Z and Screens with Jaynay C. Johnson Oct 29, 2019
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    Today’s guest is Jaynay C. Johnson. Jaynay is a therapist, speaker and author, dedicating much of her time and energy to serving adolescent girls and their families. From suffering from teen depression to being written off from family and teachers as being just another troubled teen, Jaynay has always been a firm believer that at any given moment you have the power to say "This is not how the story is going to end." Jennay chose to take control of her story, choosing to dedicate her life to uplifting and empowering the leaders of tomorrow. Jaynay's body of work includes published books, magazine features, radio interviews and multiple guest appearances. A lady of elegance, poise, motivation and hope for tomorrow's leaders Jennay embodies an uplifting message and presentation style that she believes the ones coming behind her will need in order to reach their greatest potential. Join us!

    "I think the space where parents miss a great opportunity is to empathize.”

    “The reality is phones are not bad. Internet is not bad. It's a tool.”

    “If as the parent, you're constantly making the choices for them, you're almost telling them that you don't think that they can make good decision.”

    “It is important for us all to just take a proactive approach and have conversations around the best practices of social media, the best practices of having a phone. And I think we just need to be doing that more frequently than we are.”

    What you’ll hear in this episode:

    • The evolution of the concept of adolescence
    • The audacity of “I know, because I was a teenager.”
    • Empathy and raising teens
    • Giving teens enough information to make informed decisions
    • The value of appropriate openness
    • Intergenerational differences
    • The role of mobile phones and when they tend to be introduced to Gen Z
    • Important conversations to have about phones with your kids
    • Big issues facing teens and their parents
    • Emotional intelligence and how it factors into the decision of which paths to pursue
    • Timing of college and the need to be open minded
    • Teaching your kids to trust themselves
    • Challenges facing teens and families of color
    • Being cognizant of cultural differences

    What does Joyful Courage mean to you?

    So joyful courage means to me that, although it can be rough to have certain conversations and to pull out some of the, you know, darker sides of life, I find joy knowing that once we pull them out, they get a chance to see the light. And from there, everything goes up and up. So that's what it means to me, that I had the courage to pull it out. But then you're happy because it's out and once it's out, it can breathe.

    Where to find Jaynay:

    Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Website

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    Eps 206: The path to radical acceptance Oct 23, 2019
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    Hey friends… thank you for meeting me here. Thank you for seeing me and for sharing the ways that this podcast resonates with you and supports you. I have received feedback from so many of you talking about how this show is a lifeline for you, and a place where the experience you are having on the parenting journey is validating.

    Radical Acceptance

    • Have you heard of this?
    • DBT (which I haven’t ever done and know really nothing about accepting something with all of your soul opening yourself to fully experience the reality of the moment
    • Fighting reality continues suffering
    • Being in acceptance allow “radically accept that you want something you don’t have and it’s not a catastrophe” – Marsha Lineham
    • The moment your in and the past – but you can change from there
    • Reality is what it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTG7YEWkJFI

    Past and future fucks us up

    • How many of us feel guilty and rack our brains looking for where we screwed up? If we did it differently we wouldn’t be in the situation we are in….
    • But but but…. Shouldn’t we think about the future? And how can we not??? I have hopes and dreams for my kids, of course.
    • THEY ARE THE DESIGNERS OF THEIRL IFE AND HOW CAN I GET OUT OF THE WAY????????
    • Creating a space that is pure enough for them to trust themselves.

    Popular conversations

    • Would have us believe that there is a five step process for getting the outcome we want with our kids
    • Popular conversations would have us believe that parenting is about them and not us
    • Popular conversations would have us believe that if things go sideways it is about something that we are doing wrong, that there is something to fix
    • Popular conversation blames the world today, technology, and teens themselves for what we are seeing

    What if popular conversation is wrong

    What if parenting is all about us?

    What if no matter WHAT we do, our kids are going to experience the path they are meant to experience?

    What if right here, right now, is exactly as it is meant to be?

    Radical acceptance.

    If this is exactly where we are meant to be, with all fo the challenges that exist – and I see you out there. Those of you with kids who are navigating mental health challenges, drug use and abuse, risky behavior –

    I see you out there who FROM THE BEGINNING were invited into radical acceptance due to your childs different abilities – whether they be physical, mental or emotional. You are the ones that all of us can learn from. This is old news, this idea of accepting reality AS IT IS. Thank you for being models for the rest of us and modeling what this looks like….

    If this is exactly where we are meant to be, if we accept rather than resist the reality that we are finding ourselves in day to day, then there must be a purpose.

    Perhaps it is as simple as sitting in this space. Allowing the physical, emotional, and spiritual experience of this acceptance to live without trying to make it go away.

    My own experience with this….

    • Eps 203 I talked about getting a therapist
    • Current situation creating a physical response in my body
    • Somatic therapy/radical acceptance called me to transform the experience
    • What also shows up….. self doubt (the ego is super loud)
    • Back to radical acceptance, back to turning inward and being with what is showing up

    Raise your hand if you can’t sleep?

    Raise your hand if your belly is tied up in knots?

    Raise your hand if you are experiencing feat that is with you all.damn.day?

    I see you.

    Radical acceptance. Things are as they are.

    • Feel that
    • Notice what shows up
    • Allow it to have a voice
    • How does your body respond?
    • What happens when you bring compassion?
    • Can you be with it?

    We are not in charge of the narrative that is our children’s lives. Yet , as that narrative plays out, we can write our own narrative about how we are going to show up……

    And right now, the narrative that I am writing is one of radical acceptance.

    I love you!

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