Chaos theory, corporal punishment and racism

Marlene Simons
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Racism is centuries old, but the rage that powers individual acts of racism often have roots in the use of corporal punishment during the earliest years of life.

Episodes

  1. 01/10/2021

    On Parenting

    An Introduction

  2. 12/17/2020

    How to be a parent

    This podcast provides an overview of a six session course that helps parents through better understanding of their powerful role in the lives of their children. The course involves exploration, gaining knowledge and acquiring critical skills to better equip parents on their joyful and challenging journey.

  3. Season 1, Episode 2 Trailer

    Reasons I wrote Nobody’s Perfect

    About the value of feeling worthy

    Reasons I wrote Nobody’s Perfect

  4. 09/22/2020

    The state of our mental health

    Nobody’s Perfect-Parenting in a World of Change provides insight and guidance in parenting our children.

    The state of our mental health

  5. 07/15/2020

    #3 Chaos theory, corporal punishment and racism

    This is the third in a series of five podcasts that identify links among the three topics of chaos theory, corporal punishment and racism.

  6. 07/15/2020

    #2 chaos theory, corporal punishment and racism

    Frustration, anger and rage experienced in the early years can be directed at ‘culturally accepted’ targets of bigotry, many years later.

  7. 07/12/2020

    Chaos theory and our emotional landscape

    This is the first in a series that links chaos theory, corporal punishment and racism.

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Racism is centuries old, but the rage that powers individual acts of racism often have roots in the use of corporal punishment during the earliest years of life.

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