Welcome back to season 2 of Tough Talks! We're diving back into a topic that's on all of our minds: social media addiction. In this episode, Dr. Corey and our co-founder, Kisha Edwards-Gandsy, discuss the current state of social media including AI, and provide some tips and conversation starters for you to begin establishing a family plan around social media use.
In this episode, we discuss how to talk to your kids about the year’s highs and lows and making plans for a New Year.
In this episode, we discuss how to talk to your kids about religion, spirituality & respecting differences of faith.
In this episode, we discuss how to talk to our kids about the inevitable and sometimes unpredictable seasons of suffering, grief, and hardship.
In this podcast episode, we discuss how to talk to your kids about current events and civic engagement.
In this podcast episode, we discuss how to talk to your kids about gender and sexual identity.Resources: https://bit.ly/3zHWBN0
In this podcast episode, we are discussing how to talk to our kids about income inequality and economic justice in our community and the world.
In this episode of Tough Talks, we discussed with Dr. Corey Emanuel how to talk to our kids about weight and body image in a safe, shameless, and inclusive way.
In this episode of Tough Talks, Dr. Corey Emanuel leads us in a discussion on how to discuss and model a healthy relationship with money with our kids.
In this episode of Tough Talks, we talked to Dr. Corey Emanuel, media psychologist, and Stefanie Scott, MMFT, LMFT-A, about how to talk to our kids about mental health and illness in a stigma-free, compassionate way.
Dr. Corey Emanuel joins us again for this important Tough Talk episode where we discuss how to talk to our kids about sex, particularly how we plant seeds early on for future talks as well as how to talk about our bodies and how they work without shame.
In this episode of "Tough Talks," we are joined by Dr. Annika Karlsen and Dr. Corey Emanuel to discuss the importance of talking to our kids honestly and openly about race, White privilege, and systemic racism.
The first World Explorers podcast is here! In this episode, we talked with Mia Wenjen, author and co-founder of Multicultural Children's Book Day, and Dr. Corey Emanuel, media psychologist and writer-producer, about why it's important to be intentional about the arts and media we bring into our homes. Dr. Corey & Mia also provide recommendations on how to actually go about developing your own family library.