Julie Wright
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first heard Mar 2019
last heard Mar 2019
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Okay, well I'm Julie Wright and um I'm a marriage and family therapist and um I live in New York City.
And I have a a mommy me program, actually mommy and daddy and me program in Los Angeles that I continue to
to run and um I do sleep consultation work and parent consult work here in New York City.
And I'm from I'm from New York originally, so I've kind of come back home.
Well, in a classic sense, you hear about three types of parenting, permissive, which we all know what that means.
On the other end of the spectrum, it's called authoritarian, which means very strict and and stern and rigid.
And in the middle, it's called authoritative.
It's so confusing because it sounds so much like authoritarian.
But the authoritative is the middle ground and that's really our goal with ALP is to help parents be both empathic and effective.
So a lot of times when we're talking about this method, people think, oh, you know, an empathic
discipline approach that that might sound a little soft, but it's really not.
We're we're just as interested in helping you be effective and hold limits consistently as we are having you be empathic.
We just know that not only will your child listen to you better,
and be more likely to do what you want them to do and what makes maybe your day go easier, but you're going to have a much deeper
more genuine, more meaningful relationship with them over time.
main reasons we wrote the book because we feel like so many parents these days are reading
some brilliant work on the importance of empathy.
So they have this idea that that this is a good thing to do, but they do, like Heather said, get frustrated when
they don't know how to hold the limit and they they may then resort to losing it, losing their cool, flipping their lid, whatever you wanna call
So we wanted to give them
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