Dr. Jordan describes how girls can show parents they are keeping their power and thus earn the ability to start social media. Can they handle and stay out of girl drama, gossiping, and excluding friends? They need to show you they can find healthier ways to connect socially.
Girls Who Give Their Power Away Are Not Ready For Social Media Read More »
Description: In this new podcast, learn how to help girls understand and switch out of their negative thinking patterns Resources related to this podcast topic: Previous Dr. Jordan podcast: How Parents Can Teach Daughters to
Teach Girls How to Switch Out of Stinking Thinking Read More »
Description: Dr. Jordan describes the incredible benefits for overnight camps including: time in nature, a break from technologies, a slower pace, a break from your regular life, building autonomy and confidence, and making special friends
Absolute Best Place For Your Daughter This Summer? Camp! Read More »
Description: In this podcast, Dr. Jordan describes a tried and true process for teaching your daughters how to learn from their mistakes. Girls can learn to become aware of the internal alarm that sounds at
The Absolute Best Process For Teaching Your Daughter to Learn From Her Mistakes Read More »
Never enough: In this new podcast, Dr. Jordan describes how girls today are experiencing debilitating stress from pressures/expectations to be perfect and a sense of never being enough and feelings of discontentment. Learn ways to
Why Your Daughter Struggles With Never Feeling Good Enough Read More »
Dr. Jordan describes girls who decide they are dumb and will have a poor future because they struggle in school due to learning disabilities or dyslexia. He discusses how to help these girls reframe their negative beliefs about themselves
Best Remedy for Girls Who Think They Are Dumb Read More »
Kids and teens have internalized the message that more is better and that everything that they do, grades and sports and activities, are done to improve their future outlook for college applications. This causes kids to get anxious because everything they do as kids now will affect their future.
Stressed Out Teen Girls Need to Refuel: Here’s How Read More »
Description: Learn how your daughter’s connectedness to parents, family, community, and culture is more predictive of their mental health than their history of adversity. Dr. Jordan also describes how the timing of adversity makes a
The Absolute Most Critical Factor in Girls Overcoming Adversity Read More »
Description: In this podcast, Dr. Jordan describes how to teach your daughters how to become media and image savvy in order to combat the onslaught of unhealthy messages about their bodies from social media, ads,
Dr. Jordan describes how parents can help their daughter make good sense of the adversities she’s faced so that she doesn’t lose sight of who she really is or see her self-esteem drop. A crumpled
How Your Daughter’s Self-Esteem Is Like a Crumpled $100 Bill Read More »
In this podcast, Dr. Jordan describes how to normalize a child’s grief and support them through the process of grieving instead of pathologizing, diagnosing, and medicating these normal emotions. See links to previous related podcasts
How To Support Girls Through Their Grief Read More »
Show Notes: Digital wellness expert Dawn Wible discusses programs for keeping kids safe on their devices and social media. Who is most vulnerable to the harmful effects of devices? Dawn shares who is most vulnerable
How to Keep Your Daughter Safe With Her Phone and Social Media Read More »
Show Notes: Mariana Alessandri, author of Night Vision, discusses the need to normalize all of our emotions and to educate girls to listen to what they have to teach us. How the culture has conditioned
Embracing and Learning From Our “Dark Feelings” of Anger, Anxiety, and Grief Read More »
Show Notes: Gynecologist Dr. Maggie Abraham discusses how to educate girls about the physical changes from puberty and about menstruation management. When should you start talking to girls about puberty? Dr. Maggie Abraham is a board-certified
When and How to Educate Girls About Puberty and Periods Read More »
Show Notes: Girls often respond to toxic friends with tend & befriend behaviors instead of moving on for fear of being alone. Understanding the importance of girl’s friendships Dr. Jordan describes how important friends are
Why Girls Refuse to Move On From Toxic Friends Read More »
Show Notes: Health coach Marnie Dachis Marmet discusses the many ways girls & parents can practice regular self-care, including sleep, nutrition, yoga, and mindfulness. Why girls don’t practice regular self-care Marnie shares the reasons why
A Self-Care Primer for Girls and Women Read More »
Show Notes: The most beneficial diet for adolescent girls includes social-emotional and mental health items, not calories. Perhaps there is a different, healthier kind of diet plan that would better suit the developmental and social-emotional
THE Best Diet for Adolescent Girls Read More »
Show Notes: What do you mean by the “soul’s code?” The book, The Soul’s Code, offers a way to see thru children’s misbehaviors for the deeper meaning behind them, i.e., clues about their character and
In Search of Character and Calling Read More »
Show Notes: Women don’t scream or fight back during sexual assaults and rapes due to protective brain responses and cultural conditioning. Soccer player Jenni Hermoso’s story of sexual assault In this podcast, listen to the recent
Why Women Don’t Scream, Fight Back, or Report Sexual Assaults and Rapes Read More »
Show Notes: Reasons kids engage parents in power struggles Dr. Jordan many reasons why kids engage us in power struggles including: feel disconnected from distracted parents, intense & powerful temperament, autocratic parenting style, being tired
Food Fights and Bedtime Battles: Redirecting Everyday Power Struggles Read More »
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