How To Raise Resilient Kids, One Bite At A Time.
With Jess Sherman, MEd, RHN
Nutritional Approach To ADHD... where do you start?
I think there is little doubt at this point that good nutrition is critical to brain health. But can nutritional support reverse ADHD symptoms? Let me lay this out for you...
Good nutrition matters to our mental health. Nutritional intake in childhood has been shown to impact mental health, depression, and anxiety later in life; depression has been lifted by shifting diet...
How To Dissolve Overwhelm
UPDATE: In the video I mention The Raising Resilience Jumpstart Program... that program has evolved into The Resilience Roadmap and you can find out here when registration opens.
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It's so easy to slip into a feeling of overwhelm when you're a parent, right? There's just so much.
Overwhelm is a "sticky" place; it paralyzes us and prevents us from moving forward with...
The Foundational Trifecta For Resilient Health
You are working hard to improve you child’s health & resilience and for that I give you a standing ovation.
No parent wants to see their child sad, angry, scared, in pain, feeling stupid or incapable. None of us wants to see them underestimated or mis understood or excluded because of their troubling behaviours.
If you're like me, there is nothing...
Talking With Friends & Family About Your Food Choices
Sometimes friends & family don't get what you're trying to do when you put your child on a modified "special" diet.
Maybe you're taking out gluten, or additives, or sugar or some other food. If your child doesn't have the typical type of reaction - like hives, or itching, or swelling - some folks might think you're crazy, or going to too much trouble, or over-reacting, or...
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Stories Of Hope
Jenna tells how her son transformed from an angry, sad, anxious, aggressive, grumpy three year old into a happy, thriving child who could go on camping trips, join activities and volunteer with his family.
