Karen Young

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 084: Karen Young of Hey Sigmund Talks About Anxiety in Kids · 21 Nov 2017 podcast

everybody gets anxiety some of the time we wouldn't be alive if we didn't it's what keeps us alive so it's just a part of being human but it's you know sometimes it happens too much so basically it's about just trying to melt away the stigma and saying we all do some of this stuff some of the time let's just depathologize it so we can get on with supporting ourselves and each other and feeling okay about where we're at without first of all having to get over the hump of feeling broken

And like there's something wrong because it's just a part of being human.

thank you.

Thank you.

Well, the respect is very mutual and I'm really excited to chat with you today.

So I started as a psychologist and I was in private practice and then I did teaching and personal growth groups and one-to-one counseling.

And then

I stopped for a little while to stay at home with my kids.

And then I wanted to come back in because I actually loved working as a psychologist.

I loved it and I missed it when I wasn't doing it.

So I wanted to come back in, but I just wanted to do something where I could have a broader reach.

And when I was in practice, what I was really aware of was that when I was working with kids, that parents just needed the information and they could do really great things with the information.

So I didn't,

It wasn't so much what I did, but when parents knew the information that we as psychologists knew, they could do really great stuff with it.

And so basically that's where Hey Sigmund started was I just want people to have the information that we have as psychologists.

And, you know, parents are the ones who are most connected to their kids and have the most influence on.

And they have a lot of power.

And so with information, with solid information, they can do really great things.

And so that's when I started the website.

And at first I thought, oh, I don't know about psychology on the Internet.

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