061 - Parenting Emotionally Intense Kids with Anouk Briere-Godbout

In this episode of the Discerning Parenting Podcast, you are in for an insightful discussion on understanding and supporting emotionally intense children. With us is a seasoned mom and expert in social work, Anouk Briere-Godbout, who herself is raising three emotionally intense kids. The episode promises a wealth of practical wisdom and firsthand experience.

Anouk's journey as both a parent and a professional spans over 15 years, providing her with a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and real-world expertise. As a mom who intimately understands the challenges of nurturing emotionally intense children, she brings a compassionate and empathetic perspective to the table.

Whether you're a parent grappling with the nuances of raising an emotionally intense child or simply curious about this topic, this episode provides invaluable wisdom and guidance. Join us as we embark on a journey to better understand and support these remarkable young individuals.

About our guest:
Anouk is a mom of three emotionally intense kids, who has a Master's in Social Work and has been supporting parents for 15 years (and that's how long she’s been a mom!). She now supports parents of emotionally intense kids for whom nothing in the “general parenting advice” seems to work so they feel confident in trying different things that fit their kids' needs better.

Listen to Anouk's podcast, Parenting the Intensity.
Find Anouk on social media - @parentingtheintensity

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