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Raw Remedies - Natural Health for People and PetsThe Captivating Benefits of Animal Chiropractic Care with Dr Erin O'ConnorThis week is such a fun episode with Dr. Erin O'Connor, an animal chiropractor and pet nutritionist. She discusses the benefits of chiropractic adjustments for pets, her experiences in wildlife rehabilitation and the journey of her pet food company, FarmCraft. She tells us all about the unique approach of FarmCraft, a true farm to bowl operation, including sourcing and processing, as well as her philosophy behind nutrition for pets. The conversation highlights the significance of holistic health and sustainable farming practices in pet nutrition, and I can't wait for you to listen! Chapters:00:00 Journey to Chiropractic S...2025-04-1750 min
Your Radical Truth podcast032: Unlocking the Mind-Body Connection for Success and Healing with Erin Newman 80% of women entrepreneurs report feeling held back by limiting beliefs. That startling statistic underscores why conversations like this one with Erin Newman matter so much. On the Your Radical Truth podcast, hosted by Margaret Mary O’Connor, Erin dives deep into how unexamined beliefs can sabotage success—and how tapping, hypnosis, and somatic practices can radically transform your life and business. From Catholic Roots to Soul-Led Coaching Raised in the Catholic tradition, Erin Newman grew up with a set of beliefs that subtly (and not so subtly) influenced what she thought was possible, especially as a wo...2025-04-1537 min
Parenting UnderstoodEp. 145 - Concepts of attachment and self-regulationIn episode 145, Erin and Michelle delve into the concepts of attachment and self-regulation, highlighting their significance in parenting and child development. The hosts discuss how attachment forms a secure base, allowing children to regulate stress and explore their environment. Attachment theory categorizes relationships as either secure, which supports effective self-regulation, or insecure, where stress regulation can be more challenging. Brain research reveals that secure attachments foster more integrated neural activity between the limbic system and the prefrontal cortex, which is crucial for emotional regulation. The conversation touches on the potential effects of having mixed attachment styles with...2024-11-1430 min
Hope Natural Health PodcastEP168: Designing a Life You Love w/guest Dr. Wendy O'ConnorIn this episode of Hope Natural Health, Dr. Erin chats w/guest Dr. Wendy O'Connor about designing a life you love. Dr. Wendy is a Stanford trained positive psychologist and success coach for female entrepreneurs. She helps women design their most meaningful, intentional, and fulfilling lives and businesses. Utilizing her strengths, values, and evidenced-based success method, Dr. Wendy has helped thousands of women worldwide live a life and business they're obsessed with. During this episode you will learn about: What it means to live a life by design Practical steps to...2024-10-2427 minHope Natural Health PodcastEP168: Designing a Life You Love w/guest Dr. Wendy O'ConnorIn this episode of Hope Natural Health, Dr. Erin chats w/guest Dr. Wendy O'Connor about designing a life you love. Dr. Wendy is a Stanford trained positive psychologist and success coach for female entrepreneurs. She helps women design their most meaningful, intentional, and fulfilling lives and businesses. Utilizing her strengths, values, and evidenced-based success method, Dr. Wendy has helped thousands of women worldwide live a life and business they're obsessed with. During this episode you will learn about: What it means to live a life by design Practical steps to...2024-10-2427 min
Punchlines with Frank NicoteroEpisode 267: Bronny James Press Conference, Yankees vs Dodgers, Hawk Tuah Girl Picks Basketball TeamToday special guests Erin O'Connor and Joe D'Amico join the show and we're talking Bronny James doing his first ever post-game Los Angeles Lakers press conference, New York Yankees vs Los Angeles Dodgers, Hawk Tuah Girl picking her basketball team, and more on Punch Lines with Frank Nicotero.Special Guests: Erin O'Connor and Joe D'Amico.2024-10-241h 01
Reflective Parenting by Curious NeuronAttachment, Emotions & Separation Anxiety with Erin O'Connor, Ph.D.Send us a textIn this episode of the Curious Neuron Podcast, Cindy Hovington speaks with Dr. Erin O'Connor, Ph.D., about the complexities of the mother-child relationship, the importance of attachment theory, and the impact of parental stress on parenting styles. We discuss the significance of sensitivity and responsiveness in parenting, the challenges of separation anxiety, and the role of community support for parents. The conversation also touches on the teacher-child relationship, the importance of social-emotional learning, and the effects of parental accommodation behaviors on child development.Erin is the Director of...2024-10-2147 min
FIRE Yourself FirstEP 77: Mindful Living for All Ages w/ Erin O’ConnorIn this episode, we sit down with Erin O'Connor, a mindfulness teacher and founder of Happy Humans Mindfulness. Erin shares her journey from being a classroom teacher to discovering mindfulness after the unexpected loss of her husband, and how it transformed both her life and teaching. We dive into key takeaways on how mindfulness can help regulate emotions, increase self-awareness, and cultivate gratitude. Erin also explains that mindfulness is about being present with all emotions, not just the joyful ones, and offers simple practices to retrain the brain for positivity. We also touch on Human Design and its role...2024-10-0846 min
Maybe I Can® with Debbie WeissEp. 84: Introduction to Human Design with Erin O'ConnorSend us a textThis week on "The Maybe I Can" podcast, we are joined by Erin O'Connor for a fascinating introduction to Human Design. Have you ever wondered what makes you uniquely you? Human Design is a system that blends astrology, the I Ching, Kabbalah, and the chakra system to offer a personalized map of your energetic makeup.In this episode, Erin will provide a basic overview of Human Design, explaining what it is and how you can use it to gain insights into your personality, strengths, and life path. She will walk us...2024-07-1028 min
MOMadic Adventures3: Stop, I NEED to Chat with Teacher Extraordinaire, Erin O’Connor, M.Ed.Send us a textOn today’s adventure, we take a pit stop to chat with Erin O’Connor, M.Ed. She’s a first grade teacher in New Jersey & has some interesting insights into how we can help teach empathy & understanding. She shares her favorite place to hike in New Jersey, fun traveling memories from when we were kids, and some key distinctions between places that are child “tolerant” and places that are inclusive of all ages; and how important that is for everyone! We mention a podcast called FamilyTrips with the Meyers Brothers...2024-06-1234 min
The Catawba ChroniclesErin Graves: Charting a Course from Small-Town Roots to Catawba Science Center InnovationStep into the world of Erin Graves, Director of Programs at the Catawba Science Center, as she traces her roots from a quaint South Carolina town to her influential role in Hickory, North Carolina. With an academic background in biology and a spirited history of teaching in bustling New York City, Erin's voyage has been nothing short of extraordinary. Her adventures span the concrete jungle to the Alaskan wilderness, all while nurturing a fervent desire to bring science closer to the community. Our conversation reveals how a small-town girl's passion for science bloomed into a career that joyously intertwines...2024-05-0136 minPunchlines with Frank NicoteroEpisode 133: Erin O'Connor and Matt NeverettPunch for the laughs, Lines for the Sports. Hosted by Frank Nicotero, this 60-minute variety hour is the perfect balance of humor and sports.Special Guests: Erin O'Connor and Matt Neverett.2024-04-161h 06Parenting UnderstoodEp. 106 - When recess time is used as punishmentIn this episode, we discuss a situation in which kindergarten children were denied recess time as a consequence of a few children. We talk about what taking away recess time can mean for young children, as well as the implications of relying on children’s reports of incidents that occur at school. We also discuss the potential implications of imposing a “punishment” on an entire class based on the behavior of a few students.2023-10-1824 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 105 - Gender, Emotion and Perfectionism: A conversation with Lisa DamourIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Damour about the emotional lives of teenagers. We pay especial attention to the pressures that both genders feel yet how those may be manifested differently across genders, at times. Dr. Damour unpacks parent-child relationships, especially the mother-daughter relationship, and the role of identification in that relationship as girls mature. We also discuss how research methods may not always allow for the identification of areas of concern for boys. Dr. Lisa Damour is the author of three New York Times best sellers: Untangled, Under Pressure, and The Emotional Lives of Teenagers. S...2023-10-1129 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 20 [Revisited] - Making Parental Decisions through Data with Professor Emily OsterWe are thrilled to be re-airing our episode with Emily Oster on making parenting decisions through data. Emily is a Professor of Economics at Brown University and the author of Expecting Better, Cribsheet, and The Family Firm. She holds a PhD in Economics from Harvard. Prior to being at Brown she was on the faculty at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Emily’s books analyze the data behind choices on parenting and pregnancy. She is also founder and CEO of Parent Data, which provides information for parents, people who want to be parents, or anyone who li...2023-10-0427 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 104 - Why are we so scared? How parenting is changingIn this episode, we speak with Mariel Benjamin, LCSW, about how parenting is currently based in a feeling of fear - fear of messing up one’s children, fear of being judged by others, and fear of failing in helping children reach their full potential. As we speak about, this fear can be detrimental for many reasons. When in a state of fear, we make decisions based on limited information and lots of emotion. This fear-based parenting can have a number of negative consequences for ourselves and our children. We further discuss how to avoid fear-based parenting. Mar...2023-09-2729 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 103 - Empowering Families: A Guide to Supporting Your Queer Daughter's Journey with Alex and AlexIn this compelling episode, we sit down with the co-authors and partners, Alex Ritter and Alex Kenworthy, to delve into their groundbreaking book, "Your Baby Girl Likes Girls." This invaluable resource offers crucial insights and advice for parents and their queer daughters navigating the often challenging journey of coming out. We emphasize the vital need for an open, accepting environment for children to express their thoughts and feelings, whether they embrace their true selves at a young age or later in adulthood. Our discussion revolves around essential tips for parents, encouraging curiosity, patience, and understanding. We underscore the significance...2023-09-2035 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 102 - How can we develop emotional self-awareness: A discussion with Dr. Marc BrackettIn this episode, Dr. Marc Brackett, author of Permission to Feel, discusses the importance of emotional self-awareness, and explains that emotional self-awareness is the ability to identify and label our emotions. This skill is essential for understanding our own emotional states and making informed decisions. He explains that it can lead to improved mental health, stronger relationships, and better decision-making. Emotionally self-aware individuals are better able to manage their emotions, resolve conflict, and build trust with others. He further describes how the How We Feel app helps users develop emotional self-awareness. The app prompts users to label...2023-09-1339 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 101 - How to Prepare Children for School Lockdown DrillsIn this episode, we conclude our series on school readiness with a conversation with Claire Marie about school lockdown drills. Claire is a school safety and emergency management expert who works with schools to develop and implement safety plans. She emphasizes the importance of trauma-informed practices when teaching students about safety procedures, such as lockdown drills. Claire talks about the importance of providing students with opportunities to practice the procedure in a safe and controlled environment. She also provides recommendations for parents on how to prepare children for drills. Further, she discusses how to talk to children after they...2023-09-0625 min
Your Natural Dog with Angela Ardolino - Formerly It's A Dog's Life72. Farm to Table Dog Food with Dr. Erin O'Connor and LouisJohn SlagelDo you know where your dog’s food comes from? Do you know where the ingredients are sourced or how your dog’s food is processed? On this episode of Your Natural Dog with Angela Ardolino, we have the pleasure of welcoming two amazing guests, Dr. Erin O'Connor and LouisJohn Slagel, the masterminds behind Farm 2 Bowl, a remarkable brand dedicated to crafting top-notch raw pet food, locally sourced from their very own farms in the heartland of Illinois. In this episode, we delve into the crucial aspect of sourcing when it comes to your dog's nutrition. We'll explore the prof...2023-09-0632 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 53 [Revisited] - What Parents Can Do About Pediatric Anxiety with Dr. Rebecca Etkin As a new academic year commences, we have decided to rebroadcast a well-received episode centered on pediatric anxiety. Within this episode, our guest is Dr. Rebecca Etkin from the Anxiety & Mood Disorders Program at the Yale Child Study Center. Her expertise lies in both researching and treating anxiety disorders in children and adolescents. Throughout this installment, we delve into topics such as the signs that should raise parental concern regarding their child's anxiety, the rationale behind utilizing evidence-backed interventions, the evolution of anxiety treatment in the realm of pediatrics, and Dr. Etkin's notable contributions to the SPACE program.2023-08-3029 min
The CouragecastEP 280 | Learning How To Be Kind To Yourself By Cultivating a Mindfulness Practice | Erin O'Connor Cultivating a practice of mindfulness was something that Erin was searching for to help her find the peace within herself. She didn't know when she started her practice how it would change her life when she suddenly and tragically lost her husband Billy. Erin learned to lean into her grief during one of the most painful experiences of her life. Erin O’Connor is a Mindful Schools Certified Mindfulness Instructor and the founder of Happy Humans Mindfulness, where she empowers children, parents, teachers, and educators with mindfulness skills for a better life. Erin has 21 years of teaching exp...2023-08-2842 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 29 [Revisited] - Self-Regulation With Dr. Clancy BlairWe are thrilled to be re-releasing our episode with Dr. Clancy Blair as part of our four week back to school series before our reflection on the past 100 plus episodes in two weeks. Dr. Blair is a developmental psychologist and Professor at New York University, who studies self-regulation in young children. His primary interest concerns the development of cognitive abilities, referred to as executive functions, and the ways in which these aspects of cognition are important for school readiness and early school achievement. He is also interested in the development and evaluation of preschool and elementary school curricula designed...2023-08-2316 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 56 [Revisited] - How to Build Parent-Teacher Connections to Support Young Children with Dr. Ashleigh CollinsIn this episode, we are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Ashleigh Collins, Dean of Academic Programs at Relay Graduate School Education. Dr. Collins discusses how to form a positive relationship with your child's teacher where you act as partners in scaffolding your child. Research shows that a strong predictor of children's academic and social well-being, especially in earlier childhood, is related to the parent-teacher connection. Dr. Collins speaks to the special importance of keeping lines of communication open between parents and teachers, and provides ideas as to how to do this. Further, Dr. Collins speaks about the benefit...2023-08-1627 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 58 [Revisited] - How to Support Young Children at the Start of the School YearIn this last episode of our back to school series, we speak about starting a new school from the perspectives of parent and child. We draw on our own personal experiences, as well as research in this conversation. We pay special attention to the role of social capital in the transition to a new school year. We also speak on best practices for speaking with our children about how their day went and what they have learned beyond just asking “How was school today?”. 2023-08-0928 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 100 - Handling Your Own Trauma While Parenting with Dr. Robyn KoslwitzWelcome to the 100th episode of Parenting Understood! We are beyond excited and incredibly grateful for our amazing community of listeners who have supported us throughout this journey. For this special milestone, we had the privilege of speaking with Dr. Robyn Koslwitz, educational director of the Targeted Parenting Institute, about parenting post-trauma. This episode holds dear as we have recently experienced parenting post-trauma, and we are dedicated to supporting others in similar situations. We want to take a moment to thank you all for joining us on this incredible journey. Your continued support and engagement i...2023-08-0243 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 99 - Tech-Savvy Parenting: Nurturing Family Well-Being in the Digital Age with Michael Perry, creator of MapleIn this episode, we are thrilled to speak with Michael Perry, entrepreneur, devoted father of two young boys, and creator of a family organizational app called Maple. Michael speaks to us about his journey of building Maple, an app designed to help parents manage their busy lives more effectively. Michael opens up about the challenges of balancing entrepreneurship and parenthood and how fatherhood completely transformed his sense of purpose. We discuss the overwhelming nature of parenting, which stems from the increasing demands of modern life and the lack of organizational tools catered specifically to parents. Throughout the conversation, Michael...2023-07-2643 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 98 - How do Hormones (and potentially psychedelics) Impact Women's Mental Health: A Conversation with Dr. Sinmie BamgboseIn this week’s episode we speak with Dr. Bamgbose, a reproductive psychiatrist, about the impacts of hormones on women's mental health across the lifespan. Dr Bamgbose highlights the importance of recognizing the signs and symptoms of mood disorders, such as depression, anxiety, and postpartum depression, and seeking professional help if they occur. She also discusses the benefits of medication and therapy for managing mood disorders, as well as the importance of lifestyle changes, such as exercise and sleep hygiene. In addition to discussing the impact of hormones on mental health, she addresses psychedelics and their potential be...2023-07-1936 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 97 - How to Support Children’s Development of Empathy: A Conversation with Dr. Dana Winters of the Fred Rogers InstituteIn this episode, we speak with Dr. Dana Winters of the Fred Rogers Institute about supporting children in the development of empathy. More specifically, she speaks about the "simple interaction" approach. This approach focuses on four key dimensions of interaction: connection, reciprocity, inclusion, and purpose. It can be used in any setting, from the home to the classroom. By focusing on these four key dimensions, adults can help children develop empathy and build positive relationships. Dr Winters speaks further about specific examples of how to use the simple interaction approach with children. We also discuss additional ways to teach...2023-07-1235 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 96 - Sensory Overload with Ali Star Locke and John Patrick NelsonToday we are thrilled to be joined by Ali Star Locke and John Patrick Nelson of the podcast Sensory Overload. Ali and John share their story regarding how they began their podcast, after having a child on the spectrum. We hope that you join us to learn more about Sensory Overload and some of the helpful resources for being a parent to a child on the spectrum. To visit our new website, please visit Parentingunderstood.com If you would like to learn more about the Time Timer, please visit Time Timer: https://bit...2023-07-0535 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 95 - What is quality sleep as an adult (it might be different than you think) with Dr. Yishan XuToday, we are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Yishan Xu as she discusses the various ways sleep changes throughout life and how to tackle sleep issues in adults with a focus on parents. Dr. Xu speaks to the potential pitfalls of relying on sleep medication, and the power of cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBTi) as a first-line treatment. We also speak with Dr. Xu about gender differences in sleep, from hormonal shifts in women to sleep disorders in men. Further, we take a look at some common sleep myths and take a look at...2023-06-2845 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 94 - How to Create a Safe, Loving, Nurturing, and Responsive Environment from Toddler To Teen with Dr. Jeanne DonaldsonIn this episode, we are thrilled to welcome back Dr. Jeanne Donaldson to speak with her on the topic of behavior basics and creating a foundation of a warm, loving, safe, nurturing environment in our homes. We take on a variety of topics including establishing the foundations of sleep, nutrition, movement, safety, parental attention, and building and supporting independence through choice making. With all of the information out online and on social media, we wanted to take a moment to do an episode where we sift through it all and look at the evidence based basics. We hope you...2023-06-211h 07Parenting UnderstoodEp. 93 - Understanding the Influence of Media on Motherhood: A Candid Conversation with Sara PetersonIn this episode of "Parenting Understood," we welcome Sara Petersen, who has been challenging the perception of motherhood influenced by media and social media. Sara shares her journey as a writer, inspired by her experiences as a mother and her evolving understanding of feminism. She explains how motherhood ignited her feminism and made her question the idealized version of motherhood portrayed in the media. The conversation delves into the complexities of maternal identity and the weight it carries compared to paternal identity. We highlight the feelings of intellectual starvation, claustrophobia, and the struggle to maintain a...2023-06-1428 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 92 - Unveiling Social Media Parenting Realities with Renee Reina of the Mom Room In this episode, we speak with Renee Reina, psychologist and host of the renowned podcast, The Mom Room. Renne delves into the fascinating world of parenting fears, drawing from her extensive social media and podcast presence. She provides insights, empathy, and practical advice around parenting, and discusses the importance of authenticity on social media. Renne emphasizes the importance of finding one’s true voice amidst digital noise and cultivating a genuine online presence. We end by highlighting the power of seeking multiple viewpoints and embracing diverse perspectives to foster a well-rounded understanding of oneself as a parent. ...2023-06-0743 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 91 - How to support children’s early love and understanding of mathIn this episode, we are joined by Drs Douglas Clements and Julie Sarama to discuss early math learning. Douglas H. Clements is Distinguished University Professor, Kennedy Endowed Chair in Early Childhood Learning, and Executive Director of the Marsico Institute for Early Learning at the University of Denver. Previously a kindergarten teacher for five years and a preschool teacher for one, he has conducted research and published widely in the areas of the learning and teaching of early mathematics and computer applications in mathematics education. His most recent interests are in creating, using, and evaluating a research-based curriculum and in...2023-05-3130 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 90 - How to Build a Balanced Plate: Successfully Tackling Selective Eating in Children with Success with Dr. Holly GoverIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Holly Gover, a board-certified behavior analyst with extensive experience working with children with developmental disabilities. Dr. Gover, currently a faculty member in pediatrics at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, joins us to tackle a common concern for parents: picky eaters. Dr. Gover shares valuable insights on how to encourage children to try new foods in a relaxed and enjoyable manner, empowering them to feel in control of their eating choices. We also explore the warning signs that may indicate the presence of an eating disorder and discuss the pressures faced...2023-05-2447 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 89 - The Future of Psychedelics and Depression with Dr. Joshua SiegelIn this week's episode, we interview psychiatrist Dr. Joshua Siegel about his research on the impacts of psychedelics, such as ketamine, on depression. We delve into the growing interest in mental health and wellness and explore emerging treatment methods. Dr. Siegel shares how his research has influenced his parenting and sheds light on his perspective on his children's emotions. Tune in to gain insights into the fascinating connection between psychedelics, mental health, and parenting. To learn more about Dr. Siegel’s research, please visit: https://sites.wustl.edu/psychedelics/welcome-to-piper/ For...2023-05-1729 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 88 - The Power of Children’s Books with Melissa FinkelsteinIn this episode, we speak with Melissa Finkelstein, a lawyer, author, and mother of three. Melissa discusses her latest book, Bobby the Snake and the Broken TV, which is part of her book series, Big Feelings Friends. She shares how her own children inspired her to write these books and the importance of children's books as both a mirror and a window for our children's stories. By sharing her personal experiences, Melissa hopes to show how her books can provide a relatable and empathetic perspective for children dealing with big emotions. Tune in to this episode to learn more a...2023-05-1027 minMaybe I Can® with Debbie WeissEp 7 - Mindfulness with Special Guest Erin O'ConnorSend us a textErin O'Connor, founder of Happy Humans Mindfulness, discusses her journey from being a classroom teacher to starting her own mindfulness business. She emphasizes the importance of teaching mindfulness to children and wants to bring it to as many children as possible. She suggests starting small with short moments of awareness throughout the day and finding what works best. Debbie and Erin also talk about the significance of gratitude in achieving happiness.-------Special Guest Erin O’Connor is a Mindful Schools Certified Mindfulness Instructor and the founder of...2023-05-0838 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 87 - How to support mental health post-COVID: A conversation with Jessica GoldIn today’s episode, we are joined by Dr. Jessica (“Jessi”) Gold. Dr Gold, MD, MS, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Washington University in St Louis School of Medicine, specializing in college mental health, medical education, and physician wellness. In this episode, we discuss with Dr. Gold her work supporting the mental health needs of those on the college campus, as well as her efforts to de-stigmatize mental health and psychiatry. She further discusses how COVID exacerbated pre-existing stressors, as well as added new ones, for the population at large but especially for groups includ...2023-05-0334 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 86 - The Brilliance Within: Reframing African-American Children’s Literacy to Fix Broken Systems with Denice RossWe are thrilled to be joined in this episode by Dr. Denise Ross, faculty member at the University of Wisconsin and Chair of the UW System Institute for Urban Education. Dr. Ross is an advocate for literacy as a form of social justice. She describes how she applies verbal behavior (a language and literacy approach using principles of behavior) to reading and literacy, and discusses the systems and inequities that impact access to evidence-based practices. She further speaks to how the narrative of literacy for economically disadvantaged communities is often framed through a deficit lens. Dr.Ross also discusses...2023-04-2634 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 85 - How Understanding Developmental Milestones Can Relieve Caregiver Stress: A Conversation with Dr. Whitney Casares of Modern Mommy DocIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Whitney Casares to discuss developmental milestones and their impact on children's development. We explore how parents can be overwhelmed by the stress of trying to keep up with perceived expectations for their child's development. Dr. Casares emphasizes the importance of understanding each child as a unique individual, with their own strengths and challenges, and avoiding the temptation to compare them to others or follow a one-size-fits-all approach. We also delve into the different types of developmental milestones, including both physical and emotional. We conclude by discussing the benefits of building a...2023-04-1929 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 84 - Advanced Parenting: Balancing Parenthood and Child Health Challenges with Dr. Kelly FradinIn this episode, Dr. Kelly Fradin, author of the upcoming book "Advanced Parenting: Advice for helping kids through diagnoses, differences, and mental health challenges," shares her personal story of being sick with cancer as a child and how it inspired her to create a guide for parents raising children with advanced health conditions. Dr. Fradin discusses the challenges that parents face in balancing their own personal lives, partnerships, and the care of their other children while also caring for their child, who needs different supports. She also provides insights into the resources and research available to support parents in...2023-04-1222 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 83 - The Fifth Trimester with Lauren BrodyIn this episode, we are joined by Lauren Smith-Brody, founder of the Fifth Trimester movement and the author of The Fifth Trimester: The Working Mom's Guide to Style, Sanity, and Big Success After Baby. We discuss with Lauren how her work addresses the research and policy around early parenthood, as well as the practical. Lauren speaks about how her work dissects the systems that drive the inequities that make new motherhood, and especially new employed motherhood, so challenging, and her mission to recruit others to speak up about caregivers in their workplace and their needs. Lauren addresses the parallels...2023-04-0543 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 82 - The Pre-K Debate: Revisiting Long-Term Effects with Dr. Meghan McCormickIn this episode, we welcome back Dr. Meghan McCormick to dive deeper into the topic of pre-kindergarten (pre-k), and its long-term effects on children. Our discussion is centered on recent research showing contrasting results on the benefits of pre-k education for young children. We delve in depth into how the quality of pre-k programs, and children’s educational experiences subsequent to pre-k, may have a lasting impacts on development. Dr. McCormick shares insights from her extensive research on the subject, and delves into the various factors that contribute to the success of pre-k programs, as well as lat...2023-03-2928 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 81 - Evidence-based Parenting: Navigating Developmental Interventions with Dr. Gina GreenIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Gina Green to explore the significance of using scientifically supported interventions to help children with developmental delays. We delve into the issue of people embracing theories, treatments, and programs that have not been properly evaluated, some of which have been claimed to be effective in full cures of things such as autism. We also talk about how parents can navigate the overwhelming amount of parenting information online and focus on key things that are supported by science. Additionally, we provide insights on where parents can find trustworthy scientific-based information. 2023-03-2253 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 80 - The Power of Moderation: Setting Healthy Boundaries for Social Media Usage with Dr. Julia BrailovskaiaWe are thrilled to be joined by Dr. Julia Brailovskaia to discuss the benefits of moderating social media usage. We speak about strategies for setting boundaries with children and ourselves to achieve a healthy balance. We also discuss the risks of social media addiction that can arise when usage is not moderated. Julia Brailovskaia currently works at the Mental Health Research and Treatment Center, Ruhr-Universität Bochum. As a member of the "Bochum Optimism and Mental Health (BOOM)" team she investigates risk and protective factors of mental health. Her main research focus is on the r...2023-03-1524 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 79 - How to Have More Fun In Parenting with Mike RuckerIn this episode we are joined by Mike Rucker, an organizational psychologist and author of "The Fun Habit: How the Disciplined Pursuit of Joy and Wonder Can Change Your Life," to discuss the importance of finding joy and wonder in parenting. Mike emphasizes the importance of emotional flexibility and shared control with children to create positive relationships and memories. He suggests that parents should focus on finding enjoyable activities with their children, rather than just scheduling activities out of duty. By doing so, parents can create lasting memories and positive experiences for both themselves and their children. Rucker also...2023-03-0835 min
Ready Yet?! With Erin MarcusEpisode 141 Interview With Cristy O'Connor: Choosing Opportunities That Move You ForwardThere is a big difference between chasing squirrels versus saying yes to opportunities that move you in the right direction toward your goals. Today’s guest, Cristy O’Connor of the Badass Women in Business Podcast, is a lot like me: we both have a history of succeeding at a job, and then moving on, succeeding at something else, and moving on again. I think you will enjoy our conversation about the importance of setting your intentions for what you want, so that when an opportunity presents itself, you are ready for it, instead of being stuck in survival mode...2023-03-0325 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 78 - The financially savvy family: How to raise money-smart childrenToday we are thrilled to be joined by Maya Corbic, a CPA and financial professional with almost 20 years of experience. Maya discusses with us the importance of teaching children financial literacy and managing your own family finances. Maya speaks about her own background and how she realized the importance of financial education after making preventable financial mistakes. She talks about teaching her own children financial skills, and her development of workshops to support children in learning about money management through her organization the Danarii Financial Education Academy, and a family membership program-the Wealthy Kids Investment Club. We end the...2023-03-0127 min
You, The MotherTransitions with Toddlers with Dr. Erin O’ConnorThis week on the You, The Mother Podcast, Abbey welcomes Dr. Erin O’Connor! Dr. Erin is a Developmental Psychologist, Professor in Teaching and Learning and Program Leader for Early Childhood at New York University’s Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development. She is the co-host of the parenting podcast, Parenting Understood with Michelle Tangeman, and Chief of Education at Cooper. Her research focuses on development within the context of social interactions. Dr. Erin walks us through toddler development, how we can better navigate transitions with toddlers, and talks about separation anxiety. Do you need some insight into your...2023-02-2732 min
Chicago Irish Radio-The O'Connor Show: live interviews done on the show & long-form pre-recorded chats w/fascinating people.Chicago Irish Radio-The O'Connor Show (02/25/2023)Erin McGuire for Super CamStrong Benefit, Danylo Fedoryka of SYTHIAN, Peter Dobbins, Director "The Shaughraun" (by Dion Boucicault), Edward Galvin for Chicago Irish Film Fest, Vinnie Casey of Clan na GaVery busy Saturday on the lead up to St Patrick's Day. Erin McGuire spends some time with us about the SuperCamStrong Benefit, chat with Danylo Fedoryka of SYTHIAN, lovely talk with Peter Dobbins, Director "The Shaughraun" (by Dion Boucicault), Edward Galvin of Chicago Film Festival, Vinnie Casey of Clan na Gael, a very hoarse Miss Bridget, & my daughter Mairéad pays a visit. A bit of music, requests & radio contests squeezed in too!Tune in LIVE each week, we broadcast around the world! Saturdays, 11-1pm Central Standard Time.Go to www.1490.am to access the f...2023-02-261h 52Parenting UnderstoodEp. 77 - Planting Seeds of Resilience: Teaching Young Children Delayed ToleranceWe are thrilled to have Dr. Adithyan Rajaraman as our guest on the latest episode of our podcast. Dr. Rajaraman is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and the Director of Behavior Analysis Research at Vanderbilt Kennedy Center. In this episode, we delve into the world of Applied Behavior Analysis and trauma-informed care with a focus on general parenting practices. Dr. Rajaraman's shares valuable insights on fostering healthy connections with our children and promoting essential coping mechanisms. You can learn more about Dr. Rajaraman by visiting his website at https://vkc.vumc.org/people/rajaraman-adithyan and...2023-02-2247 minParenting UnderstoodEp. 76 - What’s the Right Age?: A Discussion on Social Media with Dr. Jacqueline NesiIn this episode, we are excited to be joined by Dr. Jaqueline Nesi. Dr. Nesi is a psychologist, professor, and founder of Techno Sapiens, an up to date resource on research on technology and teenagers. Dr. Nesi discusses with us a recent statement by the U.S. Surgeon General that age 13 and under is too young for children to be on social media, and that there could be dangers related to too much screen time. We also look at the potential role of social media on mental health. Furthermore, we discuss the importance of understanding how scary “headlines” regarding soci...2023-02-1530 min
Making Hope HappenJulie Willis Leon, Rebecca O'Connor and a classic interview with author Sophie SabbageErin sits down with Julie Willis Leon, daughter of the late Arlene Lewis and stepdaughter of the late Congressman Jerry Lewis. The second interview is with Co-Executive Director of the Rivers and Lands Conservancy, Rebecca O'Connor followed by a classic interview with author Sophie Sabbage who shared her journey in finding courage, direction and the unlikely gifts of cancer in her book, The Cancer WhispererSend us comments and thoughts. 2023-02-1557 min
Psych MicUsing psychology to better our classrooms | with Dr. Erin O'ConnorErin O'Connor, Ed.D, is the Director of New York University's Early Childhood Education Program and a tenured professor. She holds a Doctorate (Ed.D) in Human Development and Psychology from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, a Master's in Teaching from Fordham University, and a Master's in School Psychology from Columbia University. Erin teaches human development and education classes to pre- and in-service teachers in New York City schools. She also co-directs a community partnership working with families and caregivers. In addition, Erin leads a research program examining relationships with mothers and teachers and the impacts o...2022-02-171h 14
Securely Attached29. Self-care strategies to reduce stress, increase confidence and prevent burnout in parenthood with Dr. Erin O'ConnorJoining me today is developmental psychologist Erin O’Connor, co-creator of Scientific Mommy and co-host of the podcast Parenting Understood. Last week Erin had me on her podcast, and we discussed all the factors that made parents particularly vulnerable to stress, anxiety and burnout during the pandemic in part one of this two part episode. And now, in part two, we’re talking all about strategies we can implement right now, in our daily lives to reduce our stress and build support systems around ourselves and our families that enable us to find acceptance and to th...2021-12-1430 min
Podcasting Your Global Career325. Spotlight Series No. 4: Sarah Christine, The Ivey's, Vicu, & Erin CoburnSpotlight Series No. 4: Sarah Christine, The Iveys, Vicu, & Erin Coburn Welcome to another Spotlight Series on the dHarmic Evolution Podcast. Here we will take four outstanding artists who have been on the show already. We have lifted some small segments from their previous interviews, featured one song from each artist, and spotlighted each artist with a bit of dialogue from the interview. We’re in for such a treat with our four artists today: Sarah Christine The Iveys Vicu Erin Coburn Make sure to check out the links below to see their full int...2021-12-1053 min
Feed Learning People PodcastS2 Episode 5 - Erin O‘ConnorGetting fired 3 times in her career did not stop Erin O’Connor from becoming a successful entrepreneur. In this episode, Erin shares career advice from the perspective of a former Chief HR Officer including how to ask for a raise and how to balance career and family life. She also reflects on how her definition of success has evolved and offers her two cents about why “following your passion” doesn’t always get you where you want to be.
Guest Bio: Erin O’Connor spent the first half of her career in HR in the healthcare sector, including a...2021-11-1757 min
This Old Thing?With Erin O'ConnorMy guest today is British supermodel, Erin O’Connor, MBE. Having been a leader and icon in the industry for over twenty years; nobody makes clothes more elegant than Erin. She also happens to be super smart, funny and cool. Welcome to This Old Thing? erin!2021-11-1449 min
College Hockey TalkErin O'ConnorToday's Guest: Former Cornell Women's Hockey Player Erin O'Connor
We Discuss:
-Erin's College Hockey experience with Cornell
-Playing in the National tournament
-What Erin has been up to since Graduating Cornell 2021-09-031h 03
Espresso with Erin & SaritGuest Interview With Connor SnyderShow Notes:In today’s episode, we talk about: How Connor Snyder got into content marketing.How his Mormon faith plays a huge role in his life, including his fluency in Mandarin. How to create content that your audience is looking for, assuring good conversion results. Why it is important to listen to your community to ascertain you have materials that resonate with your target market. How people can reach a level of success if they are willing to work hard and work smart. Why your life will be defined by the choices you make so account...2021-06-071h 10
We Heal TogetherLet's Talk Parenting Tips: Independent Play with Erin O'Connor PhD (@scientificmommy).PODCAST INFOA new podcast episode drops every Monday.Music credit: L-Ray Music, Courtesy of Shutterstock, Inc.Learn more about your host, Cordelia, by clicking hereBe sure to follow Cordelia on Instagram: @codependentrecovery---------WORKBOOK + COMMUNITY + RESOURCESAre you going through a breakup or divorce? Here is the link to the 98-page workbook. Print version + ebook version available worldwide.Check out Cordelia's book recommendations hereDisclosure: Cordelia is an affiliate of Bookshop.org and she will earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase.Want to join the community (i.e., community club or b...2021-05-3156 min
The Happy VaginaERIN O'CONNOR: THE ORIGINAL OTHERSeason 3 finalé and we are joined by British supermodel Erin O'Connor MBE.Erin asks "Why do we hold such a limited remit of what beauty really means?" and shares her experiences of growing up in an industry that holds and enforces a specific standard of beauty, what it was like to be told she was outside of that, and how she learned to see her strength and beauty in a way that meant she could become a voice for other women. We also go beyond her life as a model to discuss her new role, as a...2021-05-191h 15Espresso with Erin & SaritThe True Definition of Badass with Melanie O’ConnorShow Notes:In today’s episode, we talk about: How the path to living an authentic life that’s in alignment with your values gives new meaning to the word badass. How all your experiences in the past can shape your life and allow you to view things differently. Why trials and tribulations force you to assess your situation which in turn help you focus on your individuality. How people tend to lose themselves in the cycle of life so constant evaluation is crucial.Why there are so many things beyond your control but you can control...2021-04-061h 04
This Is A Token with Alex Monroe#9 This Is A Token with Erin O'ConnorIn our latest episode of ‘This is a Token’, Alex is joined virtually by fashion model, diversity campaigner and all-round icon of the British Fashion scene, the wonderful Erin O’Connor MBE. In a lively and uplifting discussion, Erin talks Alex through her favourite pieces of jewellery, many she has acquired on her travels around the world with her work since she was spotted at 19 years old!Listen in as Alex & Erin (with an appearance from Alex’s daughter and podcast co-producer Connie) talk about the overt sexualisation of young women in the public eye, the strength...2021-03-0953 min
Tea With Twiggy#30 - Erin O'ConnorErin O'Connor, is a British fashion model. She was spotted by a talent scout whilst on a school trip to the Birmingham Clothes Show.Her first published pictures were by Juergen Teller for issue 159. The Undressed Issue issue of i-D in December 1996. She has modelled on the catwalk for John Galliano, Christian Dior, Donna Karan, Prada, Versace, Miu Miu, Jasper Conran, Giorgio Armani, Julien Macdonald, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Chado Ralph Rucci, Badgley Mischka, and Dolce & Gabbana.The music for the podcast is Twiggy's version of "Waterloo Sunset" by the Kinks...2021-02-0158 min
The Dirt: Confessions of a Tree PlanterEpisode 39: Back Injuries with Connor FairfieldWelcome to 2021! Kicking off this year with an interview with my good buddy Connor, who I have watched go through and come out the other side of a back injury. I wanted to share our conversation around his story and the tools he used to get to where he is now, because I have known so many people over the years who had retired solely because of injury. If you're currently debating whether you can go back this year, perhaps this episode can help you out! Back injuries are a very common issue for planters because #duh, we bend...2021-01-141h 02
Project Warman#153: Up Before You Legends Series Volume 5 Feat. Erin MattaFollow Erin on Instagram: @erinmattaIt's an attitude. It's a lifestyle. One that doesn't have "quitting" in its vocabulary. We're a community of early-morning risers, late-night grinders, and all-day hustlers.We are Up Before You.Get After It.On The Path.Go follow @upbeforeyou1 on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.If you enjoy the show and have been a longtime fan please go drop us a review on Apple Podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-b…ou/id1440543027If you like this episode, please share it wit...2020-12-271h 11
dHarmic Evolution295. Erin Coburn, Blues, Ambition, and a Burning Passion for Guitar!Today we’ve got something special - a young lady who is just a badass in rock and roll with an intense passion for audio engineering, guitars, and blues music. Wow! This girl is one of a kind! Our guest for today is just 19 years old, yet her talent is so palpable. Let’s welcome on the show, musician, vocalist, and lyricist, Erin Coburn! How did Erin get into music? With all kinds of different music coming from each area of their house, Erin was indeed surrounded by music even at a young age...2020-11-201h 04
Podcasting Your Global CareerErin Coburn, Blues, Ambition, and a Burning Passion for Guitar!Today we’ve got something special - a young lady who is just a badass in rock and roll with an intense passion for audio engineering, guitars, and blues music. Wow! This girl is one of a kind! Our guest for today is just 19 years old, yet her talent is so palpable. Let’s welcome on the show, musician, vocalist, and lyricist, Erin Coburn! How did Erin get into music? With all kinds of different music coming from each area of their house, Erin was indeed surrounded by music even at a young age...2020-11-201h 04
Golden Hour PodcastErin Outdoors Returns! (Miniature Photography #OurGreatIndoors)In this episode, we welcome back Erin Sullivan AKA Erin Outdoors again to the podcast. In this episode, we talk about her new journey into miniature photography and creating the trend: #ourgreatindoors. Erin shares her journey changing direction and how important it is in this time to find new ways to create. LINKS:Previous Episode with Erin: Ep. 11 Erin Outdoors (Travel Savant & Photographer)//https://www.instagram.com/erinoutdoors///https://erinoutdoors.com//https://twitter.com/davemazeCONTACT UShttps://www.gh...2020-09-0853 min