Chris Gazdik
Chris Gazdik
May Month in Review – Ep274
May Month in Review – Ep274
May Month in Review – Ep274
Tuesday 11th June 2024
Explore co-parenting in divorce and 'Love and Logic' parenting with Chris Gazdik. Practical advice and relatable stories await.
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Episode Overview
- Managing co-parenting when the ex-partner isn't ideal.
- Knowing when to rely on legal processes in co-parenting.
- Importance of self-recovery and self-care for parents.
- Creating high-structure environments with minimal power struggles.
- Building strong relationships with children.
Parenting is a heck of a thing. Would you have changed anything?
In this episode of Through a Therapist's Eyes, Chris Gazdik and Adam Cloninger take a reflective look back at May's episodes, offering insights and practical advice for parents navigating the tricky waters of co-parenting and the 'Love and Logic' approach. First, they revisit Episode 272, which focused on 'Co-parenting in Divorce.' They discuss the challenges of managing children when the ex-partner isn't ideal and when to lean on legal processes.
Chris emphasises the importance of self-recovery, self-care, and maintaining consistency with children during these tumultuous times. Next, the duo reviews Episode 273, where they delve into the 'Love and Logic' parenting approach. They highlight the benefits of creating a high-structure environment with minimal power struggles and the importance of building strong relationships with children. Chris shares personal anecdotes, including the humorous yet insightful story of his son moving his bedroom into the bonus room.
This episode is packed with relatable experiences and practical tips that can help parents maintain authority without resorting to power struggles. Throughout the episode, Chris and Adam keep the tone light-hearted and engaging, even as they tackle serious topics. They also touch on the broader implications of mental health treatments, like the placebo effect in clinical trials, adding an extra layer of depth to the conversation.
If you're looking for actionable advice on parenting and mental health, this episode is a must-listen. So, why not tune in and gain some valuable perspectives? After all, parenting is a journey best travelled with a bit of guidance and a lot of heart.