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Dr. Dan's review is featured on the back of the book: "Shrinking the Worry Monster is for any parent who wants their child to worry less and for every child who is being bullied by the Worry Monster. Effective and proven strategies for managing worry and anxiety are described in an easy to understand and visually engaging way to show kids (and parents) that they can make their Worry Monster smaller and take back their power. Read this book to your children and help them say goodbye to worry!"
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Dr. Dan Peters was featured on the first "A Richer Life" podcast by his friend, Rich Weingart. "
I was honored to be his first guest," said Dr. Peters, "We spoke about my prior struggles which were difficult, though needed, on my way to a richer life."
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"B
efore we try to change a behavior, we would be wise to spend some time understanding what that behavior is telling us. That ability to resonate with a child, to sit with a child, is gold."
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- Dr. Brad Reedy, PhD,
on the Parent Footprint Podcast
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Summit Center Update
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November 2019
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Happy Thanksgiving to all of you and your families.
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Parent Footprint Podcasts: How to Be a Heroic Parent with Dr. Brad Reedy, and Teens Living with Chronic Disease with Christine Triano
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Dr. Dan speaks with two parents with a passion for helping others, especially teens who are struggling with their health, both physical and emotional.
Episode 70: How to Be a Heroic Parent with Dr. Brad Reedy, PhD
 Dr. Dan welcomes
Dr. Brad Reedy to the podcast to discuss his inspiring work and book
The Journey of the Heroic Parent. Co-owner and the Clinical Director of
Evoke Therapy Programs, Dr. Brad Reedy, PhD believes all parents can be heroic parents. His work helps struggling adolescents, young adults and families embark on a journey to a happier, healthier relationship -- and in doing so they can achieve understanding and love.
 An acclaimed speaker, author, and podcast host, Dr. Brad Reedy works with parents who want to provide their children with a safe haven in the midst of today's challenges. He provides parents with principles and skills critical for a child's healthy development. Parents dealing with difficult issues such as anxiety/depression, school problems, substance abuse, communication difficulties, defiance/behavioral difficulties, or self-harm, may want to tune in.
Episode 71: Teens Living with Chronic Disease (and National Eczema Awareness Month) with Christine Triano
 Dr. Dan Peters welcomes expert
Christine Triano, MSW, LCSW, the Director of Mental Health at the Center for Connection in Pasadena, CA. This interview focuses on often misunderstood chronic diseases and conditions - including eczema - and offers helpful advice for all parents raising teenagers. Their discussion includes how to teach resilience, self-care, and other life skills for teens.
Christine Triano is a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) and psychotherapist. She is a member of the
Understand AD (atopic dermatitis) Squad, which encourages adolescent patients with chronic diseases to open up about their personal experience and realize their condition does not define them.
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New Early Childhood Consultation & Evaluation Services in Walnut Creek
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