by Dr Laura S Anderson
Tips and Scripts for Families on Roads Less Traveled. It's for parents and clinicians wondering "What To Say When." It’s thoughts from the best of both worlds- the place where office couch wisdom meets living room couch experience. Race. Gender. Adoption. Child Psychology. I look forward sharing this with you!
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January 15, 2024
<p>I love podcasting and the platform we've built with Real World Parenting. I could do this all day every day. That being said, this year I'm focusing my energy on my practice and on doing national and international trainings.</p><p>You can find more in the meantime on my blog, newsletter, and online courses.</p><p>I truly appreciate your ongoing support, and I'm eager to reconnect with you for a fresh and empowering podcast in the future.</p><p><a href="http://www.drlauraanderson.com">www.drlauraanderson.com</a></p><p><a href="https://drlsanderson.thinkific.com">https://drlsanderson.thinkific.com</a></p>
December 30, 2023
<p>Tune in for a heartfelt account of navigating the complex emotions of sadness, joy, and overwhelming feelings that come with adoption. Dr. Laura Anderson invites Kaitlyn Moreau Thibodeaux on to share her experience in adopting a child and what she has learned along the way. Learn about the importance of making space for both the challenges and joys, and why embracing the full spectrum of emotions is crucial in serving your child in the best way possible.</p><p>What You Will Learn:</p><ul><li>The effects of going viral</li><li>Sitting with the scope of real experiences people share in the comments</li><li>Do not avoid the hard parts, so there is room for the good parts</li><li>Adoption is both painful and beautiful</li></ul><p><a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@kaitlynmoreau2">https://www.tiktok.com/@kaitlynmoreau2</a></p>
December 8, 2023
<p>Join us in this candid and empowering episode as we sit down with Shalita Grant for a conversation about natural hair care. Best known for her role in NCIS: New Orleans, Shalita opens up about the realization that her hair was becoming an obstacle in her acting career.</p><p>As an actress with Type 4 hair, the tightest texture on the hair chart, she faced unique challenges while on NCIS New Orleans. Shalita experienced traction alopecia in her second season and significant hair loss along her hairline in the third season, ultimately leading to her decision to break contract and leave her job by the fourth season. These experiences led to Shalita creating the Four Naturals solution.</p><p>Delve into the emotional aspects of her experience and gain insights on fostering a healthy relationship with hair, especially for kids.</p><p>What You Will Learn:</p><ul><li>Why Shalita quit NCIS</li><li>Shalita's journey with hair loss and hair care</li><li>About Shalita's 4 Naturals hair treatment solutions</li><li>The emotional trauma from poor hair care</li><li>Helping kid's foster healthy hair and a healthy relationship to their hair</li></ul>
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Tips and Scripts for Families on Roads Less Traveled. It's for parents and clinicians wondering "What To Say When." It’s thoughts from the best of both worlds- the place where office couch wisdom meets living room couch experience. Race. Gender. Adoption. Child Psychology.
I look forward sharing this with you!
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