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“I caught my kid...”
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There are moments in parenting that can catch us completely off guard. When we discover our child doing something we never expected, our first reaction may come from fear, anger, or panic. But we can learn to meet that moment differently. Tomorrow, we’re releasing the full conversation with Rabbi Avi Landa, LCPC, and Shaya Sussman, LCSW, MA, CASAC-T, about shame, secrecy, and how we can respond when we find ourselves saying: “I caught my kid...”
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I'm a parent and I caught my child dot
dot dot. Now fill in the blank.
>> It's part of growing up. We make
mistakes. [music] We learn from our
mistakes. You go from setback to
feedback. We're not going to sit and
dwell in being set back [music] by the
mistake. We're going to utilize it as
feedback to be able to improve and do
better for the future.
>> Chains girls in secrecy. So the more
person has to go into hiding, like you
were saying Rabbi, the person
>> [music]
>> they wind up living a double life.
>> Strike when the iron is cold. Not hot.
>> All right.