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How to tell children about divorce can feel overwhelming. In this Beyond the Sessions Q&A, Dr. Sarah Bren and Dr. Emily Upshur share what to say, what to avoid, and how to reassure kids that they are safe, loved, and not responsible for the separation.

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425. Q&A: How do I tell my children we’re getting divorced?

Parents standing with a child, symbolizing support, stability, and connection during divorce.

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424. Raising a neurodivergent child: How connection, co-regulation, and self-compassion change everything with Debbie Reber

Child looking through binoculars, symbolizing curiosity, neurodivergence, and a strengths-based view of kids.

Raising a neurodivergent child can feel beautiful, isolating, and exhausting. In this expert interview, Debbie Reber, founder of Tilt Parenting and author of Differently Wired, shares how connection, co-regulation, and self-compassion help parents support differently wired kids without trying to change who they are.

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423. Q&A: Why does my child follow me from room to room?

Young child holding onto a caregiver’s leg, representing clinginess, connection, and separation anxiety.

Why does your child follow you from room to room, even at home? In this Beyond the Sessions Q&A, Dr. Sarah Bren and Dr. Emily Upshur explain separation anxiety, how to validate without rescuing, and playful ways to help kids practice small separations with confidence.

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422. Back by Popular Demand: Using Presence as the Antidote to Trauma with Dr. Jacob Ham

Father carrying child outdoors, representing connection, presence, and secure attachment after trauma.

Using presence as the antidote to trauma can help parents break cycles with more compassion and connection. In this special fifth birthday rerelease, Dr. Sarah Bren revisits her powerful interview with Dr. Jacob Ham on trauma, attachment, survival brain, repair, and the healing power of being with.

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