Parenting Leading and Teaching With Emotional Intelligence and Love

Dr. LaNysha Adams discusses her journey to Santa Fe, New Mexico, where she now directs the Student Wellness Center at a community college. She emphasizes the importance of "me power," a framework she developed that focuses on self-awareness and practical principles like embracing barriers and choosing guides. Adams highlights the significance of rituals and reflection in personal growth. She shares her experience of studying abroad in England, which led to her first panic attack but also fostered her personal development. Shawn aligns Adams' principles with Montessori's focus on internal locus of control and self-management, emphasizing the importance of fostering personal power in children and adults. find a free download of LaNysha's book, Me Power, here: https://bit.ly/mepower4me [https://bit.ly/mepower4me]. Social links here: * https://bio.link/edling [https://bio.link/edling]  https://www.linkedin.com/in/lanysha/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/lanysha/]

Do you know what the universal human tendencies and needs are? Do you know what specific ones apply to different planes of development? Maria Montessori taught us about these...enjoy this episode of my podcast!

Shawn Edwards and Kathryn Kronenberg discuss the importance of social and emotional learning (SEL) for children and families. Kathryn, an award-winning author and founder of the "Live Big" series, shares her journey of writing children's books that promote self-belief and resilience. Her books, including "Dream Big," "Love Big," "Think Big," and the new "Live Big with Ketchum," aim to help children see their extraordinary potential. Shawn emphasizes the significance of SEL in fostering a supportive classroom environment. Both agree on the need for SEL to be a central focus in education and society. Kathryn also offers resources and coaching for parents and educators. Find here here: * Website: https://katkronenberg.com/#Book%20Trailer [https://katkronenberg.com/#Book%20Trailer]  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kat-kronenbergcatch-m/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/kat-kronenbergcatch-m/]

Enjoy this episode with Richard Ramos as he discusses his background and work in parenting and community leadership. Richard Ramos, with a Master's in Science Education and Counseling, founded Parents on a Mission and Youth on a Mission, focusing on empowering parents and youth. He emphasizes the importance of parental self-awareness and community engagement. Shawn Edwards, a Montessori-trained educator and positive discipline trainer, highlights the need for early parental education and support. Both agree on the critical role of parents in shaping their children's lives and the community. Richard's training programs aim to equip parents and educators to foster responsible, engaged citizens.

Luba Kidology, a speech-language pathologist, discussed her journey from journalism to founding Kidology, a multidisciplinary therapy center in Pennsylvania, with plans to expand. She highlighted her new online course, "The Confident IEP Parent," launching in October, aimed at preparing parents for IEP meetings. Luba emphasized the importance of emotional intelligence and the need for better support for both parents and educators. She also mentioned her bilingual services and the introduction of a therapy bus to reach families more effectively. Shawn Edwards, a Montessori educator, shared insights on the challenges of IEPs and 504 plans in public education.