In this episode, Dr. Jody Carrington and Dr. Jessica Higgins explore the intricacies of reconnecting and finding balance in relationships, along with the skill of nurturing genuine connections.

Join us as Dr. Jody and Rich delve into the underlying causes of employee and team disconnection, the consequences of disengagement, and invaluable strategies for revitalizing teams to cultivate a thriving and healthy work environment.

In her book, Feeling Seen: Reconnecting in a Disconnected World, Dr. Jody suggests we’ve never been as disconnected as we are now. But when we create connection, we re-discover joy.

Join Gina, Nicola, and their extraordinary guest, Dr. Jody Carrington, for a candid conversation that will empower you to break free from toxic workplace dynamics, embrace reconnection, and rediscover the strength that lies within us all.

We talk about Jody's new book, Feeling Seen, where she shares valuable insights about empathy and emotional regulation.

In this epic conversation with Dr. Jody Carrington, we discuss her latest book Feeling Seen, and the tour she is in the midst of while living out her mission for people to find reconnection in a hurting world.

Today renowned psychologist Dr. Jody Carrington is my guest. She has recently authored Feeling Seen: Reconnecting in a disconnected world. We talk about how did we get here? How did we get so disconnected? We also chat about the road back to each other and what needs to happen when we lose our way again.

With modern communication technology, the pandemic, and the mental health crisis making us feel more disconnected than ever, people are struggling to cope. The solution is having people feel seen and heard, and that requires integrating the emotional and personal influence of feminine leadership into the workplace.

Whether you’re a teacher by trade, a parent, or someone who’s in the online space this episode is for you. I am very excited to share my conversation with Dr. Jody Carrington about connection, relationships, and being brave.

Jody’s message is as simple as it is complex: we are wired to do the hard things, but we were never meant to do any of this alone. Are you ready? Let’s glow!

Human connection is crucial to happiness, yet we’ve never been more disconnected that we are today. Psychologist Jody Carrington explains how shame, trauma, and emotional dysregulation have played a role and what we can all do to reconnect and feel truly seen.

in this episode we talk about how regulating our nervous system, focusing on clear communication and “walking each other home” can help us see and be seen with those we love.

Today’s guest episode provides an incredible conversation with Dr. Jody Carrington - a clinical psychologist and national best selling author of the book “Kids These Days” - about what it takes to feel safe, secure, stable, and how we can walk each other home during times of emotional dysregulation and mental health crises.

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr Jody. Carrington — psychologist, bestselling author, speaker, and leader. Jody focuses much of her work around resilience, burnout, mental health, leadership, grief and trauma — and how reconnection is the answer to so many of the root problems we face.

Today on The Joy Curator Podcast we are continuing our series on The Joy of Taking Care Of Yourself by chatting with Dr. Jody Carrington about mental health and her new book ‘Feeling Seen’.

Dr. Jody reminds us parents and/or educators to take care of OURSELVES before we can take care of our babes. We all need support, and in this life, we cycle through the roles of being a helper, and a the one being helped.

Having grown up in Viking, Alberta, home of the Sutter brothers, Dr, Jody worked on the Mental Health Inpatient Units of the Alberta Children’s Hospital in Calgary for 10 years. Through her experience she’s developed an affinity for helping teams and organizations solve their most complex, human centered problems.

There was so much excitement building for this one - and she did not disappoint. We were just 3 friends talking, sharing, and working through some of the things that we are all very passionate about. We could have gone on for hours, but we jammed a bunch of goodness into this one!

From taking food to a grieving neighbour to harnessing the power of the words "tell me more," psychologist, author and keynote speaker Dr. Jody Carrington shares her knowledge of connection.

In this episode, Amber is joined by a child psychologist, author, and speaker Dr. Jody Carrington. Together Dr. Jody and Amber share a candid, unfiltered conversation about the current challenges facing parents and our youth.

Today we're talking about emotions. Have you ever noticed how the moment you can identify what's making you feel a certain way, the path to solving the problem becomes much clearer? We sure did.

Joe is joined once again by the amazing Dr. Jody Carrington. They chat about how to deal with the hardest kids, what supporting teachers looks like, and the meet-cute story of how Jody and Joe became friends, before getting into an email about intense Catfishing.

She is a child psychologist by trade, but Jody rarely treats kids. The answer lies, she believes, in the people who hold them. Especially when kids have experienced trauma, that’s when they need big people the most. Some of her favourites include educators, parents, first responders, and foster parents. Jody has shifted the way they think and feel about the holy work that they do.

This week, Joe is joined once again by fan favorite Dr. Jody Carrington. She shares how kids know exactly how to get under your skin, even if you're a world renowned child psychologist. She also chats about the importance of teacher care. This one is a must listen for anyone who's ever questioned whether they are a good teacher.

In this episode Dr. Jody Carrington speaks to parents, caregivers and teachers sharing ideas on how to move from burnout to recovery while working our way toward adjustment and grief. With so many changes, losses and unknowns, we as humans need time to honour all that has happened to us during the pandemic.

Dr. Carrington and sat down with us to discuss the biggest problem we face today - disconnection and how educators and school leaders can work on reconnecting.

Join us this week on the Female Founder Friday Podcast for an incredibly fun and insightful conversation with Dr. Jody Carrington. Jody shares the most important lessons she’s learned as an entrepreneur, and discusses the power of curiosity in building your business and finding balance in your personal life.

Dr. Jody Carrington is a renowned psychologist sought after for her expertise, energy, and approach to helping people solve their most complex human-centered challenges

How can we best support our students if the adults are always running on empty? I had an awesome conversation with Dr. Jody Carrington on this topic where we share stories and strategies of how to do our best to help everyone through such a challenging time!

Our guest today is Dr. Jody Carrington, author, consultant, keynote speaker, and all-around relationship expert. Over the course of this conversation we’ll be looking at how concepts like authenticity, connection, and physical presence impact human relationships.

Meet Dr. Jody Carrington. A Psychologist, Public Speaker, and Author. A great chat that includes topics such as Grief vs. Mourning, and tips on how to hold space instead of immediately trying to "fix" things. Also learn about her new passion project, Hello Hero. Stop whatever you are doing and listen to this episode!

In this conversation, we talk about emotional regulation, why connection is more important than ever, and how balance is "bullshit". You will learn how to be a positive role model for your kids, and gain a practical understanding of your influence.

Dr. Jody Carrington, a clinical psychologist who has spent most of her career working with children and families who have experienced trauma, talks about her work supporting educators, parents, and caregivers in showing up for and supporting all children.

Dr. Carrington's advice for a healthy relationship comes down to a few big questions to ask your partner. She offers these questions to our listeners- and how to get started as many couples are unsure.

If you are looking to work on all relationships in your life; and want some advice to help ensure you and your partner have a healthy relationship for years to come.

We talk teacher exhaustion, and how that effects the classroom and the reliance of healthy child psychology on healthy adult psychology. Teachers cannot show up well for their students if they aren't taking care of themselves. We have to focus on filling up the people who serve those they educate. You have to have an ability to say 'now is the time to breathe'.

This week, Joe is joined again by friend of the pod Dr. Jody Carrington. Joe and Jody talk the real talk about teacher self-care, the importance of empathy, and the incredible positive impact teachers can have on this world!

This is truly a community and we are so excited to bring a special member of this family to Rise Together. On this episode Dave chats with Jody Carrington and they have an amazing conversation about what it means to be a loving, compassionate educator in a world where teachers who really care are more in need than ever.

It’s time to (re)connect, and Dr. Jody Carrington gives you the tools you need to make it happen on this episode of Change Starts Here.

Do you struggle to set boundaries with problematic people you love? In this week’s episode we have a very special guest, the one and only Dr. Jody Carrington from Alberta, Canada! She walks Jen and Annie through considerations to make when setting boundaries in relationships that are important to us. Don’t let Dr. Jody’s title fool you – she will have you laughing hysterically the whole way through this episode!

Students need our help to regulate their own emotions. Today, psychologist Dr. Jody Carrington helps us understand five ways we can connect with our students and help them regulate their emotions. Understanding these simple principles can help us connect, improve classroom management, and be better teachers.

We are joined by Dr. Jody Carrington on this episode to chat about her story, and how she involves connection and emotional regulation into her message to the masses. We are incredibly grateful to have had this opportunity and to learn from Jody.

Finish off Season One of Character Speaks through the beating heart and beautiful lens of the incredibly passionate child psychologist, author, wife and mom, Dr. Jody Carrington.

In this episode join child psychologist Dr. Jody Carrington and international parent coach Deanne Barrett for a real and raw conversation about parenting when you're "running on empty", the guilt we all feel when we yell at our kids, and the truth about what our kids (especially teens) REALLY need from us.

Dr. Jody Carrington speaks about how teachers are heroes and how they need to take care of themselves.

Have you ever felt disconnected? Are you finding the more time you spend on your phone the less connected you are with the ones you love? Are you finding those around you feel disconnected? Have you heard of the best selling book, Kids These Days? On today’s episode we are going to be chatting with THE Dr. Jody Carrington; Speaker, Author and Game Changer!

Students need our help to regulate their own emotions. Today, psychologist Dr. Jody Carrington helps us understand five ways we can connect with our students and help them regulate their emotions. Understanding these simple principles can help us connect, improve classroom management, and be better teachers.

We are joined by Dr. Jody Carrington on this episode to chat about her story, and how she involves connection and emotional regulation into her message to the masses. We are incredibly grateful to have had this opportunity and to learn from Jody.

Finish off Season One of Character Speaks through the beating heart and beautiful lens of the incredibly passionate child psychologist, author, wife and mom, Dr. Jody Carrington.

Jody is lighting the world on fire with her passion for others finding their purpose and connecting with their own self to bring themselves truly and fully to the world. Purpose is why you are on this planet, and what gets you out of bed in the morning. We remember people’s presence and affect on our growth more than the words they say. All the great leaders and figures in the world made their impact by deeply connecting with others.

Dr. Jody Carrington is a clinical psychologist, author, and speaker from Alberta, Canada who took her teacher's belief in her and turned it into a career. By the virtue of the profession you chose you have the potential to change the trajectory of a life. A relationship can change the trajectory of a life! Kids are connection seeking. It's about meat trays, serving burgers, and giving whatever you've got on the best and worst days. #KidsTheseDays

oin Kaylor as he is blown away with some of the “mic dropping” sequences from Dr Jody Carrington in this conversation. The two of them dive into what it means to “Name it to tame it”, how to understand your purpose in life, practicing vulnerability, speaking out about their own challenges/struggles in life, and much, much more.

I talked with my special guest Dr. Jody, she is a dynamic speaker, with so much passion and loads of powerful messages. She talks about emotional regulation, “how to stay calm in times of big emotion”. How to manage our emotions we when are losing our mind. Due to our unique wiring, we tend to lose our minds much quicker and have a hard time managing our emotions. She gives a few tips on how to manage our emotions (name it to tame it) and also how to teach it to our children.

We talk about how entering the new year is a large feat and we need to bring that pos energy with us if we want to make the most of it!

In this episode, Dr. Jody shares with us many insights about the importance of taking care of those who hold our children as she masterfully helps us see as she calls it that we are walking one another home in this life. She helps us understand the importance of connecting with others in our lives, and her message empowers listeners to visualize how we too can be more generous with our time and attention.

On today's podcast, I sit down (virtually) with the one and only Dr. Jody Carrington. This change- making, trauma- informing, connection creating powerhouse needs no introduction but I want to share that you are all in for a treat in what is the first of a Rapid Fire Series for Highlighting Real. We talk about the December holidays, struggling as a way to stretch, the impact and importance of perception, and of course, trauma. This is a hard time of year for many and who better to walk us home than the one and only, Dr. Jody Carrington.

Personal connection and relationship are key to enabling emotional regulation, but despite all the technology at our fingertips, we are more disconnected than ever. Learn why, what we can do about it, and why emotional regulation is so important to leadership as we are joined by Dr. Jody Carrington for this important conversation.

Students need our help to regulate their own emotions. Today, psychologist Dr. Jody Carrington helps us understand five ways we can connect with our students and help them regulate their emotions. Understanding these simple principles can help us connect, improve classroom management, and be better teachers.

We are joined by Dr. Jody Carrington on this episode to chat about her story, and how she involves connection and emotional regulation into her message to the masses. We are incredibly grateful to have had this opportunity and to learn from Jody.

Finish off Season One of Character Speaks through the beating heart and beautiful lens of the incredibly passionate child psychologist, author, wife and mom, Dr. Jody Carrington.

Today, I’m interviewing Dr. Jody Carrington about how connecting with those around you, and improving your relationships with others, can improve the relationship you have with yourself. If you are able to hold space within yourself to be empathetic towards others, it becomes much easier to be empathetic towards your own fears.

Joe and his amazing guest, Dr. Jody Carrington, dish on the train wreck of a reality show “Love is Blind” before getting into some real-talk about how to support teachers, maintaining relationships, and how to handle the toughest kids who come in hot with serious attitudes.

Dr. Jody joins us on Good Day Northern Michigan to discuss feeling seen and help Northern Michigan feel seen too.

Psychologist and Author Dr. Jody Carrington shares some simple ways to stay connected, or reconnect, with those around you.

Carrington joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about her book, Feeling Seen.

Psychologist Dr. Jody Carrington joins Global News Morning Edmonton to go over some tips for reconnecting with loved ones after the pandemic period.

Dr. Jody Carrington joined the morning news with some advice on how to keep going when things feel helpless.

Dr. Jody Carrington explains how to "walk each other home."

With a 38 day quarantine, Dr. Jody learned first hand just how important community support is.

Dr. Jody Carrington shares how she connected with the sister she didn't know she had.

Advice for finding kindness and grace when anxiety is running high from psychologist Dr. Jody Carrington.

Alberta psychologist Jody Carrington's husband tested negative for COVID-19 — then 11 days later, started showing symptoms and tested positive. She spoke to our Tom Vernon from isolation about her family's time with COVID and the importance of honouring the isolation period.

Erin Chalmers chats with Dr. Jody Carrington about some ways to help handle the holidays.

Dr. Jody Carrington on why Albertans, now more than ever, need to come together.

With new regulations in place and fewer opportunities to spend time with family and friends, finding different ways to connect is so important. Dr. Jody Carrington joins the Global Morning News to talk about the reconnection revolution.

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