The Brave Tribe Members Only Podcast Laura Hayes

In this episode of Rising Above Name-Calling, Laura discusses how to handle situations where people give you a nickname you don't like, misname you, or make rude comments about you. She shares strategies to minimize reactions, set boundaries with friends, and use humor to deflect negativity. Laura also addresses when to seek help from adults if the behavior is harassing, empowering listeners to stand up for themselves with kindness and confidence.

In this podcast episode, we discuss the common experience of feeling like friends are mad at us or being excluded from a friend group. We explore why this might happen and offer strategies for dealing with these situations, including seeking feedback from a trusted friend, creating distance if needed, finding new connections, focusing on strengths, practicing self-compassion, engaging in enjoyable activities, seeking support from adults, staying positive, and remembering that these feelings are temporary.

In this podcast, I share essential Social-Emotional Tips that will help your daughter manage her emotions so that she can form positive relationships.

Plus, the 10 Life Skills your daughter needs to develop in middle school.

Summer is the perfect time to put into practice new life skills.

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I hope you enjoy this episode.

Warmly,Laura HayesFounder of The Brave Girl ProjectLife Coach for Tweens and Teenswww.TheBraveGirlProject.comLaura@TheBraveGirlProject.comFollow me on InstagramFollow me on Facebook

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This podcast will help you if you have ever been called a deragotary word by a friend or classmate or if someone has physically done something to make you feel uncomfortable. There is a Boundary Phrases Workbook that you can find in our Membership Dashboard.

If you have a friend that acts differently or is chasing popularity, these five tips may help you if you find yourself in this situation with a friend.