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Raise Strong

Where Psychology Meets Parenting

Bite-sized insights, science-backed tools, and gentle encouragement to help you move from daily battles to deeper connection. Because strong kids start with supported parents

Episode 19 – Unlocking Emotional Safety in Parenting: Three Conversations You Need

Episode 18 – Why Your Child Pulls Away and How to Stay Connected

Episode 17 – From Loneliness to Connection: Navigating Friendship Development

Episode 16 – Building Strong Bonds: The 10-Minute Connection Strategy

Episode 15 – Raising Kind Kids: The Science Behind Empathy

Episode 14 – Creating a Peaceful Home: Practical Boundaries That Stick (Without Yelling)

Episode 13 – Nonviolent Communication 101: Simple Phrases to End the Whining Cycle

Episode 12 – The Guilt Trap: How to Give Yourself Grace After a Hard Parenting Moment

Episode 11 – What to Say Instead of “Hurry Up” (When You’re Already Late)

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Hi, I'm Alex Anderson-Kahl

School Psychologist & Parent Coach

Welcome, friend. I know firsthand how overwhelming it feels to navigate big emotions and daily parenting battles. While I don’t have children of my own, my years spent working with families have shown me that you don’t need to be perfect to build a resilient home—you just need the right support.

Here, we break down child psychology and polyvagal theory into simple, shame-free strategies you can actually use today. Grab a cup of coffee, take a deep breath, and let’s build a calmer home together, one moment at a time

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