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Should You Let Your Kid Quit An Activity

We explore the benefits of customizing in-home ABA therapy, including the flexibility to integrate therapeutic strategies into daily routines, the importance of family involvement, and the ability to address real-life challenges in a familiar environment.

Customizing In-Home ABA Therapy with Alight Behavioral

We all want our kids to grow into happy, healthy adults and the first ten years count more than any other time in our lives. So what should we be doing to give them the best chance? Most books on childhood stop at age five and start again in adolescence. They miss the critical primary school age years leading to adolescence - the years that make all the difference.
With a background in paediatrics and an over thirty-year career monitoring and broadcasting the latest medical research, Dr Norman Swan fills that gap. He has unparalleled experience in delivering straight-talking, honest, unbiased and commonsense health information. Norman Swan knows what issues parents are worried about throughout childhood. Drawing on the questions he hears time and again, in this book he gives you the information you want and the answers you need to raise healthy and happy children, with a particular focus on the crucial years of five to ten - the runway to adolescence.

So You Want to Know What's Good for Your Kids? is a one-stop handbook that you can trust to clear away all the unnecessary advice, allowing you to focus on what makes the difference for kids. Norman Swan replaces myths, half-truths and misconceptions with practical knowledge on topics that parents agonise about - including sleep, diet, school refusal, screens, social media, what genetics determine and what you can and can't change, anxiety, ADHD and much, much more. This book will help you focus on the decisions that can make your kids the best they can be.

In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Dr Norman Swan about why being a “good enough” parent avoids many of the pitfalls of parenting, why presenting ultra-processed foods can lead to problems down the line, and why parenting should to be tailored to each child as individuals.

Dr Norman Swan on his latest book, 'So You Want to Know What's Good For Your Kids?'

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Ernie Vecchio, a trauma psychologist, proposes that early exposure to anger and violence can create a "bully" ego state in children, which can manifest in defensive and aggressive behaviors throughout adulthood. He introduces the humane spectrum, a framework for understanding how early experiences of rage influence our ability to relate compassionately to ourselves and others. Vecchio argues that identifying where we fall on this spectrum can help us recognize that our aggressive behaviors may stem from a need for self-protection rather than inherent personality flaws. This awareness, he believes, can lead to self-compassion and ultimately a shift towards more mindful and compassionate interactions with the world. By fostering a sense of security and openness in children, we can create a "humane universe" where empathy and kindness are valued above anger and aggression.

Understanding Our Inner Bully

Tanya Topka, Director of the Office of Defects Investigation at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), joins us to highlight the importance of checking your vehicle for recalls. As part of the 5th annual Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, Tanya emphasizes how taking a few minutes to look up your license plate or VIN can prevent accidents and save lives. Staying informed is a key part of vehicle maintenance.

 Dr. Laura Kunces, Ph.D., R.D., CSSD, Vice President of Medical Strategy at Thorne, shares her expertise in fitness and nutrition. With over 16 years as a registered dietitian and a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics, Dr. Kunces talks about strategies for both elite athletes and anyone looking to improve their wellness. She also gives us a look into the science behind performance-driven supplements and personalized health plans.

 Dr. Amy Jackson, Chief Early Learning Strategy Officer at Primrose Schools, discusses the value of early education and how parents can better support their children’s learning journey. From selecting the right preschool to understanding key curriculum and teacher qualifications, Dr. Jackson offers practical, research-backed advice for parents seeking the best start for their little ones.



 Tune in to hear valuable insights that could impact your safety, health, and family life.

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Tanya Topka, Director of the Office of Defects Investigation at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), joins us to highlight the importance of checking your vehicle for recalls. As part of the 5th annual Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, Tanya emphasizes how taking a few minutes to look up your license plate or VIN can prevent accidents and save lives. Staying informed is a key part of vehicle maintenance.


Dr. Laura Kunces, Ph.D., R.D., CSSD, Vice President of Medical Strategy at Thorne, shares her expertise in fitness and nutrition. With over 16 years as a registered dietitian and a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics, Dr. Kunces talks about strategies for both elite athletes and anyone looking to improve their wellness. She also gives us a look into the science behind performance-driven supplements and personalized health plans.

Dr. Amy Jackson, Chief Early Learning Strategy Officer at Primrose Schools, discusses the value of early education and how parents can better support their children’s learning journey. From selecting the right preschool to understanding key curriculum and teacher qualifications, Dr. Jackson offers practical, research-backed advice for parents seeking the best start for their little ones.


 Tune in to hear valuable insights that could impact your safety, health, and family life.

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Tanya Topka, Director of the Office of Defects Investigation at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), joins us to highlight the importance of checking your vehicle for recalls. As part of the 5th annual Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, Tanya emphasizes how taking a few minutes to look up your license plate or VIN can prevent accidents and save lives. Staying informed is a key part of vehicle maintenance.



 Dr. Laura Kunces, Ph.D., R.D., CSSD, Vice President of Medical Strategy at Thorne, shares her expertise in fitness and nutrition. With over 16 years as a registered dietitian and a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics, Dr. Kunces talks about strategies for both elite athletes and anyone looking to improve their wellness. She also gives us a look into the science behind performance-driven supplements and personalized health plans.



 Dr. Amy Jackson, Chief Early Learning Strategy Officer at Primrose Schools, discusses the value of early education and how parents can better support their children’s learning journey. From selecting the right preschool to understanding key curriculum and teacher qualifications, Dr. Jackson offers practical, research-backed advice for parents seeking the best start for their little ones.



 Tune in to hear valuable insights that could impact your safety, health, and family life.

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Tanya Topka, Director of the Office of Defects Investigation at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), joins us to highlight the importance of checking your vehicle for recalls. As part of the 5th annual Vehicle Safety Recalls Week, Tanya emphasizes how taking a few minutes to look up your license plate or VIN can prevent accidents and save lives. Staying informed is a key part of vehicle maintenance.

 Dr. Laura Kunces, Ph.D., R.D., CSSD, Vice President of Medical Strategy at Thorne, shares her expertise in fitness and nutrition. With over 16 years as a registered dietitian and a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics, Dr. Kunces talks about strategies for both elite athletes and anyone looking to improve their wellness. She also gives us a look into the science behind performance-driven supplements and personalized health plans.

 Dr. Amy Jackson, Chief Early Learning Strategy Officer at Primrose Schools, discusses the value of early education and how parents can better support their children’s learning journey. From selecting the right preschool to understanding key curriculum and teacher qualifications, Dr. Jackson offers practical, research-backed advice for parents seeking the best start for their little ones.

 Tune in to hear valuable insights that could impact your safety, health, and family life.

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Our guests today are Dr. Paul Romesser a Specialist in Colorectal Cancer and  Lillian Kreppel, Co-Founder and Executive Director of HPV Cancer Alliance.
Dr. Paul Romesser, a board-certified radiation oncologist, specializes in colorectal and HPV cancer. He is actively involved in clinical trials and dedicated to creating personalized treatment plans for patients.
Lillian Kreppel, Co-Founder and Executive Director of HPV Cancers Alliance, is an HPV cancer survivor and advocate. Diagnosed in 2017, she has since been a passionate activist, emphasizing the importance of education and self-advocacy in combating HPV-related cancers. Today, they will discuss serious and often misunderstood HPV cancer, highlighting its widespread transmission through skin-to-skin contact.

Our second guest is Dr. Laura Kunces, Ph.D., R.D., CSSD, Vice President of Medical Strategy at Thorne, who shares her expertise in fitness and nutrition. With over 16 years as a registered dietitian and a board-certified specialist in sports dietetics, Dr. Kunces talks about strategies for both elite athletes and anyone looking to improve their wellness. She also gives us a look into the science behind performance-driven supplements and personalized health plans.

 Our final guest is Dr. Amy Jackson, Chief Early Learning Strategy Officer at Primrose Schools, discussing the value of early education and how parents can better support their children’s learning journey. From selecting the right preschool to understanding key curriculum and teacher qualifications, Dr. Jackson offers practical, research-backed advice for parents seeking the best start for their little ones.

 Tune in to hear valuable insights that could impact your safety, health, and family life.

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The Way We Feel is a 9-song album of original children’s music designed to teach emotional intelligence, social awareness, and self-regulation—without being cloying, preachy, or disposable.

From identifying emotions and managing anger to learning empathy, resilience, and communication, each track offers kids (and the adults raising them) a tool for understanding feelings, naming them, and growing through them. With playful lyrics, simple metaphors, and clear messages, this album can help spark meaningful conversations in classrooms, families, and little brains everywhere.

Every song is developmentally appropriate, musically rich, and psychologically grounded. Think of it as an emotional toolbox disguised as a singalong.

Recommended for:
Ages 4–10, teachers, parents, caregivers, therapists, and anyone who wants a future generation that’s better at feelings than we are.

The Way We Feel

Learn Again Tomorrow

Lyrics/License

Listen Even When it's Hard to Hear

Other Eyes Don't See the Same

Same Difference(s)

The Sorry Safari

It Don't Hurt to Assert

Step Back and Breathe

What's This Feeling?

What's This Feeling

Routines do more than keep life organized—they give children the security, confidence, and independence they need to succeed. In this episode of The Teachers’ Tribe Podcast, we dive into why routines matter, which daily habits make the biggest difference, and how parents, teachers, and caregivers can create simple yet powerful routines that stick.

Intro Theme Song:  Vocals - Shevaughn James; Music - Malik McFarlane; Lyrics - Maxine McFarlane & Shevaughn James

TTT Ep068 - The Power of Daily Routines

Alight Behavioral offers personalized ABA therapy for children on the autism spectrum, focusing on essential skills in a supportive, nurturing environment.

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See phrases.pub for lyrics, licensing, and a full, searchable catalog.

Phrases and Phases Publishing is a one-man label, archive, and reality-refraction field. Founded by J. Adam Walters - lawyer-turned lyricist, satirist, and architectural dropout from polite society - it's the home for songs that shouldn't exist, poems that go to far, and fictional universes with better paperwork than the Library of Congress. 

From folk elegies to parody rap to theocratic cartoon trauma epics, everything here is written by a human who uses AI as a collaborator and instrument rather than an outsourced brain, and finished only when it reaches a space where laughing hurts, or hurting laughs.

Humbly sitting and assisting others in healing from severe trauma, I have spent my career understanding the human psyche and its response to suffering. My clients say: “It is sad that we have to sever a spinal cord or be amputated to care where we land on the Humane Spectrum!”  Today, https://www.intentional-evolution.org/ offers evidence that our shared inner journeys have a common theme: everyone experiences division. I am suggesting that people have to heal their inner division before repair appears in the culture. Then, and only then, can we connect, be empathetic, and have a reciprocal relationship with ourselves and others. Tune in and listen to discussions around my teachings.

Kathryn Raaker hosts a nationally syndicated magazine format radio program on AM/FM, Internet streaming, and on her free iTunes App. The show features topics for today’s audience. Whether it is a guest talking about the newest technology, politics, health, or other topics, it is all about informing her listeners. Kathryn has been in broadcasting for almost 30 years and is featured on the Wilkins Radio Networks, Fairfax Radio Network, W4Cy & W4Vet Networks, and WVFR AM out of Pittsburg. So tune into "Let’s Just Talk! Radio" to be informed and entertained!

Book talk and author interviews aimed at helping you discover your next favourite read, presented by Good Reading Magazine.

The Teachers’ Tribe is a collaborative community that is open to educators (that is, both parents and teachers) across the globe.  It facilitates cultural exchange, collaboration and "the joy of learning and teaching".

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