Ergebnis für "Arlo" in Beziehungen, Elternschaft & persönliche Entwicklung

It begins immediately. There’s no transition period, no trial run, no supervised training, no e-learning module, and no simulation. As soon as the midwife hands you your newborn baby, you are responsible for keeping it alive. Picking up moments after Dear Dory ends, Dear Arlo: Adventures in Dadding continues the story of one dad and his journal as he strives to survive the first year of parenthood, blundering his way through bottle-sterilizing, night feeds, and some cataclysmic nappy changes—all while a pandemic sweeps across the planet.

Toda mi vida he luchado contra la procrastinación. He aprendido que la disciplina está por encima de la motivación y sé que este Podcast será una prueba y memorial de ello. En en voz de los protagonistas escucharan como sus historias me han cambiado mi vida, estoy seguro que algo positivo dejarán en la suya. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I am a couples therapist and believe deeply in the healing power of relationships. I believe that we repeat our childhood trauma with the person we connect to and love, and that if we learn to manage our reactions differently, we can begin to heal that trauma. To do this, we have to hear our partner's side, instead of instinctively defending ourselves and fighting for our side. Of course, this has to go both ways, and we then heal when we mutually experience the generosity of the other. Ask Arlo releases new episodes every month on the VoiceAmerica Health and Wellness Channel.

Bipolar disorder is a serious mental health condition that affects millions of people around the world. It is characterized by extreme mood swings, with periods of high energy and elation (known as mania) followed by periods of low energy and depression. These mood swings can be triggered by a variety of factors, including stress, changes in sleep patterns, substance abuse, and certain medications. In this audiobook, we will delve into the world of bipolar triggers and how they can affect those with bipolar disorder, and most importantly, how to identify and manage them.