Anglicare WA Podcast Series
Welcome to our Engage Support podcast hub!
Here, you’ll find a series of podcasts featuring experts and lived experience voices from Anglicare WA.
These episodes aim to foster deeper connections and provide valuable insights on supporting our community. As a proof of concept, we are testing new ways to engage with you, and we truly value your feedback.
Your thoughts will help us refine our approach and explore more meaningful ways to connect and support the WA community.
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We invite you to listen, reflect, and share your feedback to shape the future of these conversations.
Back-to-school edition
In this episode, we explore common anxiety-related behaviors that parents and caregivers may observe in their children.
These behaviours can include excessive worrying, trouble sleeping, irritability, avoidance of certain activities, and physical symptoms like stomachaches or headaches.
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We also discuss effective strategies that parents have found helpful in managing their children’s stress, worry, and anxiety.
Some of the things covered in Episode 02 part 1 are:
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Anxiety in different ages
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Fight Fright Freeze
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Window of tolerance
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3 Rs: Regulate, Relate, Reason/Reflect
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Siegal's Flipping the Lid
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What does connection may look like?
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Strategies
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Self-care for parents and kids
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Maui Habit and growth mindset
Book recommendation: "Hey Warrior" by Karen Brooks​See more information about these topics here
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Some of the things covered in Episode 02 part 2 are:
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Social media and tech's impact on children's anxiety
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Relationships as a protective factor
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Approaching Anxiety in children from kids' perspectives
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Strategies - Making time to worry, 'What ifs, what then?', Laddering
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Activity: Worry tree
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Self-care for parents
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Introduction to school refusal
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Some of the things covered in Episode 01 are:
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​Expectations and boundaries
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Financial tips
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Self-care and activities for children
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Strategies in communicating in complicated relationships
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See more information about these topics here