My Kids Are The Boss of Me

My Kids Are The Boss of Me

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Breaking Silence and Releasing Shame

In this episode, Dr. Shefali sits down with Dr. Jessica Zucker for a powerful and compassionate conversation about the emotional weight women carry in silence. This episode is for listeners who have felt isolated in their grief, shame, or unspoken experiences around loss and woma ...  Show more

Reconnecting to Yourself to Raise Resilient Children

In this episode, Dr. Shefali is joined by Eleanor and Emma, the founders of The Reconnected, for a deeply grounding conversation about what parents are truly missing right now - themselves. This dialogue speaks directly to overwhelmed, disconnected parents who are doing “all the ...  Show more

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