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Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
Episode 42 “Discipline Without Yelling”
Episode 42 “Discipline Without Yelling”
Wednesday 14th August 2019
Discover seven strategies for disciplining children without yelling. Dr. Fasano offers tips for a calmer, healthier family dynamic.
18 minutes
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Christopher Fasano, Ph.D.
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The Better Mental Health Show focuses on the current topics in mental health with a particular focus on how our brain is affected and strategies to overcome. Dr. Fasano uses language all ages can unde...(view more)
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Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Mindfulness & Technology in Health
Parenting & Children
Mindful Recovery
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Each time you yell at your child, you show them that you can't control your own emotions, and they'll catch on to that.
Ever find yourself losing patience with your child's behavior and resorting to yelling? You're not alone. In this episode of 'The Better Mental Health Show', Dr. Christopher Fasano, a developmental neuroscientist, shares his personal struggles and professional insights on disciplining children without the need to shout. Yelling might grab attention, but it often does more harm than good, impacting both your child's mental health and your relationship with them. Dr.
Fasano breaks down seven practical strategies to help you stay calm and teach right from wrong effectively. From setting clear boundaries to acknowledging your child's feelings, these tips aim to create a more supportive and positive family environment. Tune in to discover how you can foster better mental health for both you and your child by embracing a calmer approach to discipline.