Category ArchiveTMB-Podcast

ByDr. Berney

Digging Up The Past (TMB95)

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How many times have you been in a discussion (or argument) with someone about one thing, when all of a sudden, the other person brings up something from the past that is completely unrelated? Let’s admit it. We have all been there, on both sides of the table.

We often find ourselves wanting/needing to resolve issues from the past. Unfortunately, if we are not mindful, we will bring these issues up at the wrong time, exacerbating problems and resulting in more unresolved issues. In this podcast, Dr. Berney talks about the importance of dealing with these past problems in a healthy, agreeable, and safe way.

The Parenting Your ADHD Child course is now loaded. Check it out at Paedeiallc.com! FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST 2016, YOU CAN GET THE COURSE FOR 50% OFF WITH THE OFFER CODE: PYAC50

The Handbook for Raising an Emotionally Health Child Part 1: Behavior Management is now available on kindle! Get your copy today!

The Elimination Diet Manual is now available on kindle and nook! Get your copy today!

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NEW!! The Mental Breakdown Podcast is now on Google Play Music!

ByDr. Berney

Dealing With Disappointment (TMB94)

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Disappointment is a feeling that we all experience. Whether it is due to a failed relationship, a poor score on a test, a negative reaction from our boss or co-worker, or even the final scoreline from our favorite team, disappointment is nature’s way of telling us that we were expecting one thing, but got something else.  Read More

ByDr. Berney

You’re a Liar! And So Am I (TMB93)

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Do you lie? If you said no, that was probably a lie. We all do it. And while that is not to say that lying is OK, it is certainly a reality. In this podcast, Dr. Berney discusses the primary reasons for our lying and offers a few considerations that may help you address your tendency to avoid, mislead, or otherwise lie to others in your life. Read More

ByDr. Berney

When Parents Need New Skills (TMB92)

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We often talk about skills and strategies that we can teach children to help them improve their performance and behavior at home and at school. But what if the parent is the one who needs to develop new skills? What if the skill deficit resulting in the child’s problematic behavior is actually within the parent? Read More

ByDr. Berney

The BioPsychoSocial Aspect of Depression (TMB91)

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We all experience depression at times in our life. However, for some, those common symptoms turn into a more serious, debilitating condition. In fact, some of our “heroes” – such as Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps, actor Own Wilson, and NFL Hall Of Fame Terry Bradshaw – experience severe depression, despite having what many would consider an “ideal life.” Read More

ByDr. Berney

Ready or Not, Here Comes School! (TMB90/PEP28)

 

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Given the topic, this podcast is being posted for both The Mental Breakdown and the Paedeia Education Podcast. We have taken a bit of a break with the Paedeia podcast, but we hope that it will be up and running again very soon.

The new school starts within the next few weeks for most students. And having a clean transition back to school from their summer break is an important aspect to starting off the year on a positive note. Read More

ByDr. Berney

Determining Your Parenting Style (TMB89)

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Your parenting style – the way in which you interact with your child and the expectations/demands you place on him/her – is dependent on a variety of factors. Some factors are much more obvious than others, but it is important that we consider these influences so that we can adjust and make sure that we are using the parenting skills our child needs to become happy, healthy, and self-sufficient. Read More

ByDr. Berney

Mental Health and Student Athletes (TMB87)

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We tend to consider athletes to be mentally strong, stable, and confident. We watch them compete in front of thousands of spectators, and can only imagine them as having a tremendous ability to focus and tune-out various forms of stress.

The reality, however, is that athletes experience stress. They become overwhelmed and frustrated. Mental health issues can have a profound effect on the athlete’s physical and emotional performance. In this podcast, Dr. Berney talks about three important factors parents of student athletes should consider when encouraging and promoting their children’s involvement in sports.

The Parenting Your ADHD Child course is now loaded. Check it out at Paedeiallc.com!

The Handbook for Raising an Emotionally Health Child Part 1: Behavior Management is now available on kindle! Get your copy today!

The Elimination Diet Manual is now available on kindle and nook! Get your copy today!

Follow us on Twitter and Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube Channels, Paedeia and The Mental Breakdown.

Please leave us a review on iTunes so that others might find our podcast and join in on the conversation!

NEW!! The Mental Breakdown Podcast is now on Google Play Music!

ByDr. Berney

Fear is the Path to the Dark Side (TMB86)

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“Fear is the path to the dark side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering.” Yoda (Star Wars I – Phantom Menace, 1999) Read More