Today's episode is a gem with Michaeleen Doucleff, PhD and New York Times bestselling author. Michaeleen's incredible parenting book Hunt, Gather, Parent was written after traveling to three continents with her then 3-year-old daughter, Rosy. Maya, Inuit, and Hadzabe families showed her how to tame tantrums, motivate kids to be helpful, and build children’s confidence and self-sufficiency.

One of my favorite parenting books, I am thrilled to share this convo with you. We sit down to talk about key points, Michaeleen tells examples beyond the book, and how she sees the efficacy of applying the work - with her emotionally intelligent now 7 year old daughter as living evidence.

We touch upon:

• Togetherness
• Encouraging helpfulness
• Cultivating belonging, competence, & autonomy
• Building connectedness & decreasing conflict
• Benevolence of child motivations

Let us know what you are taking away to play with in the comments.

Stay connected with Michaeleen by email - mdoucleff@npr.org

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Beyond the concept is the lived reality of how we relate to & live the experience of consent.

Inspired by a recent experience while wedding dress shopping where I was confronted with having my consent not even considered, this episode is devoted to opening up on embodying consent.

Listen to receive more on:

• Body is conscious
• Necessity of medical consent
• When body knows it's safe you open
• Breastfeeding & embodying consent
• Deeply profound orgasmic pleasures

Mentioned Ep 52 Aurelie & Pelvic Medicine.

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Sit with Lindsey as she muses on creativity mingled with updates on her life.

From balancing yang/yin & feminine and masculine inner dynamics to where is our creative life force energy stuck or blocked and needing to flow, this episode is devoted to flourishing creatively.

Schedule a 1:1 consult call to serve your creativity.

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