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NVR: the PodcastAcknowledging Loss and Grief in NVRSend us a textWelcome to the podcast, and thanks for joining Peter Jakob, Kerry Shoesmith & Mary-Jo Land.In this episode, we’re taking some time to talk about something that often sits beneath the surface in NVR, the experience of loss and grief. Whether you're a parent, carer, or professional supporting children and young people through difficult times, the journey can bring with it deep feelings of mourning for what was hoped for or expected.We’ll be exploring how grief shows up in the NVR process, not just for parents and care...2025-07-0424 min
NVR: the Podcast"Revolution in Parent Guidance": Dan Dulberger interviews Haim OmerSend us a textA recording of the first half of Haim Omer's book launch event hosted by CNTP's community of practice forum in May, 26, 2025. Haim was interviewed by Dan Dulberger and answered questions from the audience.2025-06-2737 minNVR: the PodcastNonviolent Resistance in Trauma-Focused Practice: Behind the Book with Peter JakobSend us a texthttps://www.routledge.com/Non-Violent-Resistance-in-Trauma-Focused-Practice-A-Systemic-Approach-to-Therapy-and-Social-Care/Jakob/p/book/9781032697390 In this episode of our NVR podcast, Peter Jakob, Mary-Jo Land, and Kerry Shoesmith discuss Peter’s new book, Nonviolent Resistance in Trauma-Focused Practice: A Systemic Approach to Therapy and Social Care (published 17 December 2024). Together, they explore why this book is essential reading and delve into key themes around NVR and trauma, as well as the application of NVR within wider systems.2025-06-0636 minNVR: the PodcastNVR, child aggression and neurodevelopmental disorders: a talk with Dr. Maude ChampagneSend us a textDan Dulberger interviews Dr. Maude Champagne, NVR practitioner and award winning neuroscientist and therapist, about her research and practice with parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities, who harm. We discuss Maude new book - Decoding Aggression: Complex Behaviors and Brain Based Disabilities, the role of NVR in her clinical work with parents, and a recent outcome study measuring parent-reported parental and child well being following an intervention comprising polyvagal and NVR work. 2025-05-2831 minNVR: the PodcastNVR Outside of ParentingSend us a text In this episode, Dr Peter Jakob and Kerry Shoesmith discuss how Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) is used outside of parenting. The conversation focuses on how professionals can apply NVR principles when working directly with young people, their parents and caregivers — supporting them to build resistance to harmful influences and pressures. 2025-05-0933 minNVR: the PodcastCombining NVR with other therapiesSend us a text In this episode, Combining NVR with Other Therapies, Dr Peter Jakob, Mary-Jo Land, and Kerry Shoesmith explore how Non-Violent Resistance can be effectively integrated with other therapeutic approaches. Drawing on their clinical experience, they share practical insights and reflections on building coherence across models to better support families and young people. 2025-05-0739 minNVR: the PodcastRethinking Care: Blocked Care & NVRSend us a textWelcome to Rethinking Care, where we explore fresh ideas in parenting and support through Non-Violent Resistance.In this episode, Dr Peter Jakob and Kerry Shoesmith talk about blocked care — what it means, how the concept impacts parents and caregivers, and how we can understand care differently within NVR.2025-04-2533 minNVR: the PodcastAdoption, Complexity & Finding Support with NVRSend us a text In this powerful new episode, Kerry Shoesmith sits down with Mary-Jo Land, an adoptive parent, to explore the deep complexities of adoption. Together, they discuss the real challenges families can face and how NVR (Non-Violent Resistance) can offer vital support to those navigating difficult times. 2025-03-2830 minNVR: the PodcastNonviolent Resistance (NVR) in Residential ChildcareSend us a textWelcome to NVR The Podcast. this episode explores Nonviolent Resistance (NVR) in residential childcare. Hosted by Mary-Jo Land, Dr. Peter Jakob, and Kerry Shoesmith, who examine the shift from behavioural approaches to trauma-informed and therapeutic practice. 2025-03-0332 minNVR: the PodcastThe Anchoring Function of AttachmentSend us a textPeter Jakob of Connective Strength (UK) and Mary-Jo Land of the Centre for Non-Violent Resistance Therapy and Practice (Canada) discuss the Anchoring Function of Attachment. How does NVR incorporate attachment theory and practice? Initially, Peter didn’t feel “connected” to attachment theory whereas Mary-Jo was completely taken with it. As such they come together from different places for this discussion. Trust is a key aspect of attachment security. How do we build trust, or re-establish trust when trust has been compromised and the parent-child relationships have become imbued with distrust, fear, and ange...2025-02-2432 minNVR: the PodcastHarmonising Too Soon – A Conversation with NVR ExpertsSend us a textWelcome to this episode, where we delve into the fascinating world of Nonviolent Resistance (NVR) with leading experts Mary-Jo Land, Dr. Peter Jakob, and Kerry Shoesmith. Today, we explore the concept of Harmonising Too Soon—what happens when families, caregivers, or professionals rush to restore harmony before they have acknowledged the hurt.2025-01-3144 minNVR: the PodcastProtest as Reconciliation: Insights into NVR with Mary-Jo Land, Dr Peter Jakob, and Kerry ShoesmithSend us a text Join Mary-Jo Land, Dr Peter Jakob, and Kerry Shoesmith as they explore the transformative power of Non-Violent Resistance (NVR). This episode delves into how protest can serve as both an act of resistance and reconciliation, standing with children and young people against their harmful and destructive behaviour. 2025-01-1736 minNVR: the PodcastCourage and Connection: Exploring Risk and Struggle in NVRSend us a textIn this engaging episode, Dr Peter Jakob and Kerry Shoesmith explore the heart of Non-Violent Resistance (NVR) – standing against harm together. They discuss the courage it takes to face challenges, the importance of acknowledging and taking risks, and how recognising struggle can lead to profound transformation. Presented by Connective Strength and NVR Therapy & Practice (CNTP) 2025-01-0824 min