68 episodes
The Parental Compass parentalcompass
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5.0 • 3 Ratings
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The Parental Compass was launched by Family Education & Support Services to provide all parents with access to the evidence-based parenting information, ideas and on-the-ground resources. It is our goal to help parents build the skills, tools and confidence they need to be the best parents they can be.
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Autism Part II (Guest: Victoria Romero & Tanner Calder) Episode 33
Members of the Lewis County Autism Collation, Victoria & Tanner join the Compass to speak about living with the condition, advocating at schools and building community.
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Autism Part II (Guest: Victoria Romero & Tanner Calder) Episode 33
Members of the Lewis County Autism Collation, Victoria & Tanner join the Compass to speak about living with the condition, advocating at schools and building community.
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Keeping Your Child Out of Court (Guest: Sara Dotson) Episode 32
Sara Dotson (of the Thurston County Juvenile & Family Court) discusses the judicial process, falling in to the 'wrong crowd', and where to find support.
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Keeping Your Child Out of Court (Guest: Sara Dotson) Episode 32
Sara Dotson (of the Thurston County Juvenile & Family Court) discusses the judicial process, falling in to the 'wrong crowd', and where to find support.
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Positive Sibling Relationships (Guest: Lynn Price) Episode 31
Lynn Price is the founder of "Camp to Belong" and has dedicated her life helping siblings in foster care stay connected. She joins the Compass to discuss sibling rivalry, playing favorites and why conflict can actually be a positive.
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Positive Sibling Relationships (Guest: Lynn Price) Episode 31
Lynn Price is the founder of "Camp to Belong" and has dedicated her life helping siblings in foster care stay connected. She joins the Compass to discuss sibling rivalry, playing favorites and why conflict can actually be a positive.
Customer Reviews
Quality parenting discussions
Quality parenting advise that is evidence based and not biased. Love this podcast! Parenting is hard and should not be experienced alone.