Dr. Robyn Silverman

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895 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2017 last heard Dec 2021

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 061: Dr. Robyn Silverman Talks About Nurturing Character Strengths in Our Kids · 13 Jun 2017 podcast

And so many kids have these strengths that you know, that some very few people might see.

And yet, you know, uh we as a whole need to need to really help them to uncover them so that other people can see them and they can really

really see them for themselves.

So that would be my main focus.

I do that through speaking.

I speak on leadership, strength finding rather than fault finding.

Uh I speak on bullying, body image, um, and and bringing about character in children.

And I'm also an author.

I've I've written books, I've contributed to over twenty books, and I I write articles on character education and parenting.

And I write a curriculum called Powerful Words, which provides scripting and uh a full curriculum for after school programs around the world so that they can deliver

a program to the kids that are at their facilities, whether it's uh martial arts or gymnastics, swim, dance, cheer, uh, and they can sit down with the kids when the kids are so excited to be there, they see these these coaches, these teachers as their mentors, their superheroes.

And they allow uh that exchange to happen about really interesting topics.

So I'd say those are the things that I'm doing and I I also um do a lot with parents on how to talk to kids about all different topics, whether it's stress management or big feelings, bullying, divorce, sex, you know, and all different topics.

How do you talk to kids about these topics and help them?

to understand them and then have the character when they are faced with frustrating situations to behave in ways that you know would be a great example of who they truly are.

Yes, it's true.

It often is.

Look look.

I was just writing about this on on my Facebook page the other day and I said it this way Parent the child you have, not the child you thought you had, not the child you wished you had, not the child you were told you were gonna have.

Parent the child you have.

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