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Since the beginning, we have had stories The act of telling stories is primal, ancient in scope, exciting, and a powerful method of connection. The magic of storytelling is what connects us and links us together - through it, we can share experiences with others. This heart link brings our audience closer to us. It brings them into the world of who we are and what this road of life has given us. It is a way of being transported from the present to a fantastical place abounding with "wildness" and a sense of being on the edge of something far larger than who we are. Join me as we talk about storytelling with special guest Caylin Gans - my personal friend and someone who has earned the highest amount of respect from me. Caylin is a storyteller and the owner of Forest Schooled. In this podcast, amongst other items, we visit topics such as What brought Caylin to stories, and how they have impacted her life Thoughts on the power of stories - why we tell them and the majestical aspect of them How to tell a story, should puppets be used, voices etc? Will Caylin tell us a story?? Listen to the end and find out. For the links discussed at the end of the podcast, please visit. https://learn.forestschooled.com/storytelling?fbclid=IwAR2U3AI1sZNSrO56HrV9cpEf3gY67H9RuXWUTxNdZX2LHKwg1ZvXbWobcdk and https://learn.forestschooled.com/storytelling?fbclid=IwAR2U3AI1sZNSrO56HrV9cpEf3gY67H9RuXWUTxNdZX2LHKwg1ZvXbWobcdk

STOP FIGHTING!! I think this phrase is voiced so much that children have almost become deaf to it. I have a question for you - are your children fighting, or are they participating in big body play? I had the absolute privilege of speaking to Frances Carlson. Frances wrote Big Body Play: Why Boisterous, Vigorous, and Very Physical Play Is Essential to Children's Development and Learning. This is a podcast that I am deeply looking forward to sharing due to our rich conversation that spanned from social-emotional development all the way to consent.  Frances says the three main ways to know if the interactions between children are in the form of big body play or in the realm of fighting are 1. Are the children's faces upturned with smiles, or are they filled with tight lips and grimaces? 2. Can the child go in and out of the play? Or is there a sense of being trapped? 3. Does the child, if they leave, feel happy to return to the play? Tune in and learn all the ins and outs of this fascinating topic that hits on all a child's growing developmental zones. 

I have a simple rule that I follow in life, and that is if I am not willing to do it, then I have no place in asking others to do it. As I move with my whole heart into men's work, I am asking for men to open their hearts - a scary thing to do if you were told that side of you should not be spoken, shared, or expressed. And so, with Doug Strudwick, we lead the way in being openly vulnerable about being masculine. In this series, you will hear different men speak about what masculinity means to them. In this podcast with Doug, we covered topics such as,  The state of masculinity from both the child perspective and the adult perspective Have you felt supported by other men, and what did it look like? What does vulnerability mean? How can you support men and boys in your life? How do you define being a successful male and much more *The audio is fuzzy until the 2:20 mark. 

"I am cherished." One of my deepest desires is that all people can feel a sense of being cherished, especially children. I think we can universally agree that being cherished is a core nutrient for the healthy development of self and our relation to others.  This podcast is all about the acceptance of your child, so they feel cherished. It is about creating the space to honor your child as they are showing up at the moment. It is about how we, as parents, educators, and mentors, can show up for these little beings as they are trying to figure out who they are and what feels comfortable. 

There's a new baby in your arms, you don't feel like yourself, and your entire life has been transformed without a breath for you to settle into it. New motherhood is a profound transformation experience, and I had the privilege of speaking to Dr. Lindsey Mallais regarding the transition into motherhood. If you are a new mom or know someone who is then this is not one that you wish to miss out on. We cover topics such as What is matrescence? What are the common challenges during the postpartum period How can we support a new mom The wonders of the postpartum plan (which is my new favorite thing) Dr. Lindsey is also running a brand new group to support new mothers - check the link below. https://vimeo.com/688053211?fbclid=IwAR1lMGe3zXRuuk7ese23eAAP5obbIOe-1Q_vS-SByTLVC5naEbd5fXdwy80 If you feel like you would like support with the complexities of motherhood, then reach out to Dr. Lindsey https://somersethealth.ca/dr-lindsey-mallais-nd

Join your host Brent Lamborn as he interviews guest Neal Lemery J.D on his book Mentoring Boys to Men:: Climbing Their Own Mountains

Join your host Brent Lamborn as he interviews guest Dr Charlotte Markey on her book The Body Image Book for Girls: Love Yourself and Grow Up Fearless

Are your children afraid and anxious? Do these words apply to you as well? It is no surprise that since the start of Covid, the baseline of anxiety that children hold has increased. The uncertainty of school, the potential of getting sick, not seeing friends or family, feeling isolated, along with other impacts of social media - children are holding a lot. In this interview with Dr. Crist, we explore his book - What to do when you're scared and worried, a guide for kids. Listen in for a whole host of valuable and essential anxiety and fear-reducing tips that not only work for children but can be applied to yourself as well.

Your daughter walks down the stairs, pulls you aside, and says quietly. "I got my period, and I don't know what to do." For parents, the idea of their child moving into adulthood can be a hard transition.  For many, menstruation signifies pain, frustration, and mood fluctuations.  How do we as parents approach this vulnerable time with open hearts and acceptance?  Menstruation can mark the beginning of a beautiful transition worthy of celebration.  Did you know that each phase of the menstrual cycle bestows unique superpowers to a woman? Speaking openly and candidly about menstruation is gaining traction in society, but it can't come fast enough.   This week on the Deeply Rooted Parent Podcast, listen to my exciting and informational discussion with Melanie Sutherland, a pelvic physiotherapist (https://bodycotoronto.com/), and naturopathic doctor Dr. Erin Tewinkel (https://drtewinkelnd.com/).  We explore topics such as: 1. What are some signs that teens might be getting ready to experience their first period?  2. What does a standard teen period look like, and what can they expect?  3. What are the products or suggestions we might have for a period preparedness kit?  4. What healthy habits can minimize menstrual symptoms or PMS?  5. How can we change the narrative around menstruation to help teens realize that their cycle can be a superpower instead of an inconvenience or burden? 6. What can we as men do to support a healthy and mature menstruation dialogue within society. It is time for women not to be alone within their body advocacy.  ****If their incredible knowledge sparked an ember in you to learn more about how you can support your children, then see below because Melanie and Erin have created the Teen Collective - a fun support group that my 11-year-old step-daughter enjoyed. **** The Teen Collective is a Monthly Membership With a Mission to  *Build Community amongst brave and curious girls eager to challenge the status quo  *Create a safe space where no question is silly, and no discussion is off the table  *Champion tomorrow's leaders willing to challenge what it means to be a healthy teen and lead by example  *​Ignite spark and foster confidence, so girls feel comfortable and courageous in making the best decisions for their mind and body https://now.bodycotoronto.com/optin1613580143945?fbclid=IwAR3A0uI6tl2V6UWMu2nuU1L8fNIPcglTSlqK1Cou6yJNaRz5vYfl0ke8ESs

Join your host Brent Lamborn as he speaks to Olivia Scobie about the ins and outs of impossible parenting. 

This is the meditation that I do every day to clear my thoughts so I can concentrate on my breathing.

Join me as we walk into a field of moonlight and peace