EPISODE · Oct 6, 2025 · 25 MIN
Noticing What Our Kids Need
from Parenting the Mental Health Generation · host CATCH, Community Action Together for Children's Health
As the school year settles in, so do the big feelings our kids carry with them. In this episode, Amy O. sits down with our podcast producer, Anne Neumann, to share real-life parenting stories and strategies for noticing what our kids need. From giving them space to express emotions, to balancing structured activities with free time. Walk away with one powerful takeaway you can start practicing today: simply noticing. SHOW NOTES:CATCH Parent Support Network (Parents Connect)Ross Greene The Explosive Child / CATCH Talk Enough with the ConsequencesLizzy Appleby (Youth Services Glenview/Northbrook) S.O.Y.music credit: Line Up/Pond 5©CATCH 2025To find all of the resources CATCH provides to caregivers of young people struggling with their mental health, go to www.catchiscommunity.org.Follow us on social media Facebook/Instagram/YouTube/Bluesky: @catchiscommunityCATCH, Community Action Together for Children's Health, is a 501(c)3 that provides support and education for families around mental health topics. Original content and materials from CATCH and its collaborators are for informational purposes only. They are provided as a general resource and are not specific to any person or circumstance.
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As the school year settles in, so do the big feelings our kids carry with them. In this episode, Amy O. sits down with our podcast producer, Anne Neumann, to share real-life parenting stories and strategies for noticing what our kids need. From giving them space to express emotions, to balancing structured activities with free time. Walk away with one powerful takeaway you can start practicing today: simply noticing. SHOW NOTES: CATCH Parent Support Network (Parents Connect) Ross Greene...
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