The Power-UP Universe Podcast

Scott Feld
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The podcast is about growth mindset, social emotional learning. We talk about ways to help kids build confidence and resilience through games, activities and challenges. We know that if you play, the message will stick and stay. Everything we discuss is play-based and science backed.

  1. 3d ago

    Scott talks with Dr. Rachel Hughes about the power of play in building confidence

    In this episode, Dr. Rachel Hughes shares her innovative approaches to family therapy, focusing on neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ families. She discusses the importance of metaphors, play, and systemic thinking in supporting children's development and confidence.

  2. 3d ago

    Scott talks with Jessyka from Ace Cookie Tutoring about her N.E.R.D.Y method for teaching kids.

    In this episode, Jessyka Coulter shares her innovative approach to teaching study skills and how understanding the 'nerdy' method can transform students' learning experiences. Discover practical strategies to help students learn how to learn and succeed academically.

  3. Aug 14

    Scott talks to Mike Cowan from CFC Salem about keeping kids active with soccer for their development

    In this episode, Mike Cowan from CFC Salem shares how a soccer-based program has transformed lives by engaging at-risk youth, fostering teamwork, and building community connections. Discover the impact of sports on youth development and how similar models can be replicated across different sports and communities.

  4. Aug 12

    Scott talks with Cole Robinson from SportRock on how rock climbing helps build confidence.

    In this episode, climbing coach Cole Robinson shares insights on the physical, mental, and emotional benefits of rock climbing for kids and adults. Discover how climbing fosters focus, resilience, goal-setting, and life skills through his personal journey and coaching expertise.

  5. Aug 11

    Scott talks with Dr. Achari all about how coaching and helping neurodivergent teens find their way.

    In this episode, Dr. Radhika Achari shares her expertise in behavior analysis, executive functioning, and supporting neurodivergent teens as they develop independence, self-awareness, and self-advocacy. She discusses practical strategies for goal setting, understanding masking, building emotional regulation, and fostering authentic growth. Key TopicsBehavior analysis and assessmentsMasking and emotional regulation in neurodivergent individualsGoal setting and motivation for teensThe importance of support versus approvalStrategies for fostering independence and self-identityKey TakeawaysMasking is a coping mechanism, not a social skill.Goals should be specific, measurable, and owned by the teen.Building self-awareness helps teens make informed choices.Gradual skill development is essential for independence.Support from family and community plays a crucial role in success.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Dr. Radhika Achari 01:11 Understanding Neurodivergent Challenges 04:09 The Importance of Parent Coaching 06:29 The Concept of Masking in Neurodivergent Individuals Website: Analyze & ACT | Behavioral Coaching Rooted in Science Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/analyze_n_act/

  6. Aug 11

    Scott talks with Jean Knacc, CEO of RRCA about the immense benefits of running for kids.

    In this episode, Scott Feld interviews Jean Knaack from RRCA to explore the importance of participation over competition in running, youth engagement, and how to foster a lifelong love of running among children and adults.

  7. Aug 7

    Frank Lord from OT Sports talks about sports being a canvas for learning.

    In this episode, Frank Lord from Overtime Athletics shares his innovative approach to youth sports, emphasizing fun, inclusivity, and integrating STEM into sports programs for kids from ages 2 to high school. Discover how his programs foster social-emotional learning, confidence, and a lifelong love of sports.

  8. Aug 5

    Scott talks with Melissa Clarke-Wharff from Can-Play about adaptive programs and inclusion.

    Melissa Clarke-Wharff shares her inspiring journey from mom on a mission to founder of Can Play, an organization dedicated to adaptive recreation for children with disabilities. Discover how her personal experience with her son Jack led to innovative programs that promote inclusion, confidence, and community engagement for kids of all abilities.

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The podcast is about growth mindset, social emotional learning. We talk about ways to help kids build confidence and resilience through games, activities and challenges. We know that if you play, the message will stick and stay. Everything we discuss is play-based and science backed.

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