Stacy Nation
Chitty Chats with Stacy
Chitty Chats with Stacy is a neuroscience-informed podcast exploring trauma, regulation, leadership, parenting, education, and the messy nuance of being human. Hosted by therapist and Behavioral Health Officer Stacy Nation, with many amazing guests, this show invites you to sit with yourself, understand your nervous system, and navigate life without black-and-white thinking.
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Episodes
What is the Hardest Part of Parenting 14.12.2023 35:31
Today's guest is Amy Kotha. Amy is a parent coach who specializes in working with moms who have adopted. We discuss parenting, trauma, resilience, adoption, and how this journey of motherhood does not always go the way we planned. Amy's vulnerability and strength is a gift to all of us. In this episode, Stacy Nation, a licensed clinical social worker, interviews Amy Kotha. Stacy starts by giving a...
Behind the scenes of Child Trauma and Adoption with Ginger Healy 13.12.2023 40:21
In this episode of 'Chitty Chats with Stacy', the host Stacy Nation has an engaged and in-depth conversation with Ginger Healy. They discuss their personal and professional experiences in the trauma-informed field. The complex and diverse roles of being parents, their experiences with adoption, and the challenges associated with different familial situations are also discussed. They exchange views...
Guy Stephens 21.11.2023 42:34
Guy Stephens In this in-depth discussion, Stacy Nation interviews Guy Stephens, the founder of Alliance Against Seclusion and Restraint. The conversation starts with Stacy introducing Guy and expressing her enthusiasm about the video series they are working on. Guy then gives a detailed insight into his journey, the hardships he faced when his neurodivergent son was physically restrained in school...
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