When your children have to face changes, there's one simple thing you can do to help them. And that is to prepare them for that change using the power of stories.
In this episode, I will walk you through a simple process that will help you write – yes yes, write – a simple story that will help your child prepare for that change. And believe me, you don't need to be Shakespear.
You'll Learn
- Why stories matter so much
- How to use stories to teach your children about their emotions
- The 3 steps for creating a good story
Free Story Template and Guide
Download the guide that will show you exactly how to create a story to help your child cope with change
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About The Apparently Parent Podcast
On this show, I share with you my perspectives and experience of parenting and psychology.
Enhance your understanding of the relationship with your child and yourself by learning about attachment, mindful and playful parenting mindset and techniques.
Listen to me sharing my knowledge and experience both as a parent and a therapist, as well as interviews with parenting experts from around the world.
Your Host
Eran Katz
First, I'm a father of two kiddos. But I'm also a Clinical Psychologist and Parenting Counselor specializing in Attachment Theory and Experiential, Emotional Focused Psychotherapy. I believe that parenting is one of the most important things we ever do in our lives. This is why I created Apparently Parent and The Parenting MAP Society, to help you move your family from chaos to harmony and build and enduring, meaningful relationship with your kids.
