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The Guilty Parent Club
Dr Jo the Psychologist
14 episodes
6 days ago
Welcome to The Guilty Parent Club podcast, with Dr Jo Mueller, Clinical Psychologist. In this limited podcast series , Dr Jo welcomes you to her Guilty Parent Club - a place for parents wondering if they're getting it right for their child. Find out how the Club's 6 P Key framework uses the best available psychological science to help you break the cycle of self-doubt and reactivity with your kids - whether your child is neurodivergent, highly sensitive, or you're not yet sure. Hear the exact steps that take you towards trusting your instincts as a parent, and towards both of you feeling calmer and more connected.

Download the workbook that accompanies this podcast series by clicking on the link in each episode.

I'm Dr Jo Mueller, and I'm a Clinical Psychologist on a crusade to help as many parents as I can feel more confident in parenting your child in a human, imperfect way.

The Guilty Parent Club: where good enough really is good enough.


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Welcome to The Guilty Parent Club podcast, with Dr Jo Mueller, Clinical Psychologist. In this limited podcast series , Dr Jo welcomes you to her Guilty Parent Club - a place for parents wondering if they're getting it right for their child. Find out how the Club's 6 P Key framework uses the best available psychological science to help you break the cycle of self-doubt and reactivity with your kids - whether your child is neurodivergent, highly sensitive, or you're not yet sure. Hear the exact steps that take you towards trusting your instincts as a parent, and towards both of you feeling calmer and more connected.

Download the workbook that accompanies this podcast series by clicking on the link in each episode.

I'm Dr Jo Mueller, and I'm a Clinical Psychologist on a crusade to help as many parents as I can feel more confident in parenting your child in a human, imperfect way.

The Guilty Parent Club: where good enough really is good enough.


Show more...
Parenting
Education,
Kids & Family,
Self-Improvement
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11. Using Physical Support & The 6 P Child Keys Wrap Up
The Guilty Parent Club
13 minutes 49 seconds
5 months ago
11. Using Physical Support & The 6 P Child Keys Wrap Up

In this episode of the Guilty Parent Club, Dr Jo introduces the final "child key" in her evidence-based parenting approach: the Child Physical Support Key. Building on earlier episodes exploring keys like predictability, perspective, playfulness and power, Dr Jo explains how parents can use physical support to help children succeed, especially when words aren't quite enough.


Dr Jo wraps up the Guilty Parent Club series, summarising what we've learned together, and how the 6 P Key framework provides practical techniques for fostering confidence and emotional regulation - both in children and parents - whilst embracing imperfection. This approach helps you and your partner or co-parent feel more on the same page, and brings your kids onto your team, all without the toxic pressure parents can face. You can take a breath of fresh air, and a sigh of relief knowing The Guilty Parent Club is here for you.


Key topics covered:

  • The importance of physical support in encouraging children to meet boundaries successfully
  • Helping children develop independence through techniques such as scaffolding and backward chaining
  • Using calm, practical strategies to maintain safety and reduce stress at home
  • Adapting expectations based on a child’s development and neurodiversity
  • How the parent and child keys integrate to create a calmer, more confident family environment


Whether you're seeking fresh ideas or a reminder to be kinder to yourself, Dr Jo invites listeners to explore these keys further, offering details on the deep dive podcast course, accompanying workbooks and the support available through the Guilty Parent Club community.


PLUS: Look out for the FREE bonus welcome episodes from the Club, available now to listeners of this series!


For more information and access to additional resources, visit Dr Jo’s website at drjothepsychologist/guiltyparentclub.

Don't forget to download the workbook that accompanies this podcast series here.


I'm Dr Jo Mueller, and I'm a Clinical Psychologist on a crusade to help as many parents as I can feel more confident in parenting your child in a human, imperfect way. Find out more about me and The Guilty Parent Club here.


The Guilty Parent Club: where good enough really is good enough.


Music credit: Joseph McDade


The Guilty Parent Club
Welcome to The Guilty Parent Club podcast, with Dr Jo Mueller, Clinical Psychologist. In this limited podcast series , Dr Jo welcomes you to her Guilty Parent Club - a place for parents wondering if they're getting it right for their child. Find out how the Club's 6 P Key framework uses the best available psychological science to help you break the cycle of self-doubt and reactivity with your kids - whether your child is neurodivergent, highly sensitive, or you're not yet sure. Hear the exact steps that take you towards trusting your instincts as a parent, and towards both of you feeling calmer and more connected.

Download the workbook that accompanies this podcast series by clicking on the link in each episode.

I'm Dr Jo Mueller, and I'm a Clinical Psychologist on a crusade to help as many parents as I can feel more confident in parenting your child in a human, imperfect way.

The Guilty Parent Club: where good enough really is good enough.