by Sarah Fisher | May 18, 2021 | blame, change, connection, de-escalation, getting support, parental presence, Parents, positive words, professionals, strategies, triggers, understanding ourselves
Let’s talk button pushing. It’s a topic that I talk about so much. We all have things that trigger us and this is one of the things that comes up in so many different ways for the parents I work with inside The Connective Parenting Hub. Prefer to listen? Just hit... 
by Sarah Fisher | Apr 21, 2021 | non-violent resistance, professionals, strategies, understanding ourselves
There was a discussion last weekend in my Facebook group about the coke bottle effect. Many of the group have experienced it and we talked about ways to reduce it. Listen to the Podcast… What is the Coke bottle effect? In case you don’t know... 
by sarah | Apr 20, 2021 | change, listening, parental presence, professionals, strategies, understanding ourselves
I know, you might be wondering why the heck I’m talking about gorillas, but it might not be the reason you think… Prefer to listen? Just hit play! We so often go into a situation or environment looking for something in particular. A few weeks back I was watching... 
by Sarah Fisher | Mar 1, 2021 | de-escalation, Parents, professionals, self care
I’ve spoken about De-escalation in the past in other articles, posts across social media and within my podcasts, but in this article I’m taking you the process that we can go through and use when things are escalating at home. Prefer to listen? Just hit play!... 
by sarah | Sep 19, 2020 | connection, parental presence, Parents, professionals, Uncategorized
Connection is one of the most important things we can focus on. When we come from a place of connection, whatever is going on with our children, our response is different. Whether we are just chatting to them, dealing with a meltdown or talking to them after a... 
by sarah | Aug 20, 2020 | Parents, professionals, Uncategorized
With back to school not far away I thought I’d share some ideas to help make it as easy as possible. This year it is different and many of us have more struggles and worries than usual. That’s totally understandable. The last 6 months have been very... 
