Overpowering Emotions Podcast: Helping Children and Teens Manage Big Feels
Welcome to Overpowering Emotions with Dr. Caroline Buzanko, the podcast that empowers you to help children and teens master anxiety and other overwhelming emotions and boost their resilience. Driven by a passion to help children and teens become masters over their anxiety and other overwhelming emotions, Dr. Caroline is here to guide you on a journey of strengthening courage and resilience. In each episode, she dives into insightful conversations, practical strategies, and expert interviews to equip you with the tools and knowledge you need to help children and teens navigate their big feelings and develop emotional mastery. This podcast is your go-to resource. It's time to strengthen our collective ability to empower the younger generation. A focus on developing skills for long-term well-being is at the heart of each podcast episode. About Dr. CarolineDr. Caroline is a psychologist, mother, public speaker, and the Yoda of anxiety. With over 25 years of experience, she has dedicated her career to supporting children, teens, and their families in enhancing their lives by strengthening confidence and resilience. Her expertise is also sought after by professionals and educators looking for effective training and approaches to optimally support the children they work with. As an Assistant Professor at Athabasca University, Dr. Caroline expertly integrates evidence-based research with practical, actionable strategies. This unique approach ensures that her teachings are grounded in scientific evidence while remaining accessible and applicable to everyday situations. Through this blend of theory and practice, Dr. Caroline empowers her audience to apply these insights effectively in both clinical settings and daily interactions, significantly enhancing the outcomes for children and teens.
Good content, enough with the adhd
2023/09/29
I’m enjoying this content. The Podcaster is clearly accomplished and knowledgeable. Why is it that every high achieving person I know or listen to says they have ADHD? That is so off-putting to me. Yes it is probably hard for you to pay attention and organize everything in your life. Isn’t it hard for all of us? Especially being a mom and having two kids? That doesn’t mean we all have ADHD. It is statistically not possible.
Promotes Behaviorism and Neurotypical Masking
2023/12/26
Much of the advice given here is not neurodivergence affirming and is racially insensitive. She stipulates that dyslexia is a disability that deserves accommodations but anxiety is not, never suggesting that parents should be instead searching out root causes of anxiety. Following the advice here would have children masking in order to avoid punishment, parents doling out punishments for children who feel unsafe at school, and school administrations justifying the withholding of federally mandated accommodations in the name of building resilience in disabled kids. This is not a safe space for parents of neurodivergent children. In episode 116, in discussing a study that showed African American women to have lower suicide rates than white men, the host comments that she “almost feels like [her] kids should grow up in the hood” so they’re more competent. She does not distinguish between stress and trauma, between thriving and surviving with resilience.
Helpful for an anxious kid
2023/05/24
Wonderful content that is research based and does not focus on over coddling kiddos but shows you how to handle their feelings
Just WOW!
2023/02/18
Thank you for sooooo much helpful information. I’m a mom of two young teen girls and every single episode of your podcast is helping me become a better mom. So practical, immediately doable, an encouraging. Thank you.
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- 创作者Dr. Caroline Buzanko
- 活跃年份2022年 - 2024年
- 单集163
- 分级儿童适宜
- 版权© 2024 Dr. Caroline Buzanko All Rights Reserved.
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