The Resilient Hub

THE RESILIENT HUB PODCAST · SEASON 4, EPISODE 14

Exploring Family Values

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What this episode covers

Importance, Impact, and Conversations

In this episode of the Resilient Kid podcast, host Ashley Costello, a seasoned psychotherapist, dives into the significance of family values.

Ashley reflects on previous discussions about bullying and introduces the concept of family values as a foundational element for addressing behavior and fostering resilience. She provides practical tips for having meaningful conversations with children about family values, shares personal anecdotes, and emphasizes the role these values play in shaping well-rounded individuals.

Additionally, Ashley announces exciting future episodes featuring notable guests and highlights an upcoming big announcement on the 1st of July.

TIMESTAMPS 

00:00 Introduction to the Resilient Kid Podcast

00:32 Exploring Family Values

00:48 Understanding Bullying and Its Impact

03:00 The Importance of Open Conversations

04:00 Common Family Values and Their Significance

09:33 Real-Life Examples of Family Values

11:50 Encouraging Family Discussions

Find out more & Links:

• An Educator's Guide to Raising Resilient Learners (Waitlist): https://theresilienthub.co.uk/educators-guide-waitlist

• The Resilient School training and consultancy: https://theresilientschool.co.uk/trs-services

• A Parents' Guide to Raising a Resilient Kid: https://amzn.eu/d/0196zmiI

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• Main website: https://theresilienthub.co.uk/

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The Resilient Kid Podcast is produced by Chantelle Venter at maddatu.com on behalf of The Resilient People, trading as The Resilient Kid, The Resilient Teen and The Resilient School.

Topics: resilience, parenting, bullying, family relationships