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09 - Labels, Masking and Mental Health - A Whole-Brain Approach to Parenting

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In this deeply compassionate episode, we’re joined by the incredible Ruth Tarr - a therapist whose experience spans biology, teaching, energy medicine, psychotherapy, functional medicine and more. Ruth brings a rare blend of clinical knowledge and lived experience to her work with children, parents and carers.

Together, we explore:

  • Why so many parents feel unheard and isolated
  • The pressure to follow “expert” advice and the cost of disconnecting from instinct
  • What happens when a child doesn’t fit into the box - and why that box often needs rethinking
  • The impact of masking, labels and diagnosis in a system hungry for definitions
  • How to navigate SEN challenges and emotional burnout
  • Simple, powerful practices for reconnecting to joy and resilience
  • The vital role of connection, curiosity and hope in the therapeutic process

This episode is a lifeline for parents, carers and professionals supporting young people who are struggling - and for anyone ready to trust their inner wisdom again.

✨ Resources mentioned:

Find out more information at our website
Edited with finesse by Mike at Making Digital Real

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Manage episode 493151334 series 3578564
Content provided by The BrainCollective. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by The BrainCollective or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://podcastplayer.com/legal.

In this deeply compassionate episode, we’re joined by the incredible Ruth Tarr - a therapist whose experience spans biology, teaching, energy medicine, psychotherapy, functional medicine and more. Ruth brings a rare blend of clinical knowledge and lived experience to her work with children, parents and carers.

Together, we explore:

  • Why so many parents feel unheard and isolated
  • The pressure to follow “expert” advice and the cost of disconnecting from instinct
  • What happens when a child doesn’t fit into the box - and why that box often needs rethinking
  • The impact of masking, labels and diagnosis in a system hungry for definitions
  • How to navigate SEN challenges and emotional burnout
  • Simple, powerful practices for reconnecting to joy and resilience
  • The vital role of connection, curiosity and hope in the therapeutic process

This episode is a lifeline for parents, carers and professionals supporting young people who are struggling - and for anyone ready to trust their inner wisdom again.

✨ Resources mentioned:

Find out more information at our website
Edited with finesse by Mike at Making Digital Real

  continue reading

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