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Hi friends,
If you've ever experienced the dreaded public meltdown in the grocery store, at a restaurant, or in the middle of a crowded event, this episode is for you.
As parents, it's easy to feel embarrassed, frustrated, or even judged when our child has a tantrum in public. But I want you to know something important: every child has meltdowns. It does not mean you're failing as a parent. It does not mean you're doing something wrong. It simply means your child is struggling with something bigger than they can manage in that moment.
In this week's episode of Thrive Like a Parent, I'm diving into what is actually happening inside your child's nervous system during a public meltdown and why understanding the brain-body connection can completely change the way you respond.
We'll talk about:⨠The difference between tantrums and nervous system overwhelm⨠Why giving in during a meltdown often makes future meltdowns more likely⨠How to stay regulated when your child is dysregulated⨠Practical strategies to support your child with firm, loving boundaries⨠Why emotional regulation is a skill that must be taughtânot something children automatically "just get"
The truth is, parenting requires intentional teaching, repetition, and consistency. Our children aren't born knowing how to manage big emotionsâwe help them learn. And while that work isn't always easy, it creates the foundation for lifelong emotional resilience.
If public meltdowns leave you feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or questioning yourself as a parent, I hope this conversation gives you both practical tools and reassurance that you're not alone.
đ§ Tune in now and learn how to navigate public meltdowns with confidence, connection, and nervous system awareness.
đ If this episode resonates with you, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with another parent who could use this encouragement today. Your support helps us reach more families and continue creating resources that help parents thrive.
XOXO,Dr. B
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EP:196 In this week's episode of Thrive Like a Parent, I'm sharing something that has become one of the most powerful tools in my healing journey: movement.
For me, yoga and exercise have never been just about fitness. They've become a way to reconnect with myself, regulate my nervous system, find clarity, and create space for creativity during some of the hardest seasons of my life.
As a mom of two preemies, a business owner, and someone who has navigated divorce, profound grief, and the loss of Jonathan, I've learned that healing isn't about having all the answers. It's about creating moments to listen to yourself, move through your emotions, and allow support when you need it.
In this episode, I open up about my personal experiences, the lessons I've learned through loss and resilience, and why asking for help is one of the strongest things we can do as parents.
If you're feeling overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, burned out, or like you're carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders, this conversation is for you.
You don't have to do it all alone.
⨠In This Episode, You'll Learn:⢠How movement and yoga support emotional healing and nervous system regulation⢠Why creativity often emerges when we create space for ourselves⢠The connection between grief, trauma, and self-care⢠How asking for help can transform your healing journey⢠Practical encouragement for parents navigating stress, burnout, and overwhelm
đ Remember: Healing doesn't happen in isolation. Allow the people who love you to support you. You deserve care, too.
đ§ If this episode resonates with you, be sure to:â Subscribe to Thrive Like a Parentâ Leave a review and share this episode with another parent who needs encouragementâ Turn on notifications so you never miss a new episode
⨠Ready to thrive instead of just survive? Join our growing community of parents committed to healing, emotional regulation, and creating healthier families.
xoxo,Dr. B
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EP:195 In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm getting really honest with you about something most of us were never taught growing up: boundaries.
I share the story of how I went from being the âyes girlâ who bent over backwards for everyoneâmy partner, my kids, my family, my friendsâto the woman I am today, who trusts her gut, speaks her truth, and isnât afraid to say, âThat doesnât work for me.â
I take you back to 2018, when I had just sold my business, moved to Austin, and found myself as a full-time caretaker for my kids and for Jonathan. I open up about the moment I realized I was so overwhelmed and exhausted that I was reaching for a 3 p.m. glass of wine just to âmake it through the dayââand how that became my engine light blinking: something has to change.
From there, I walk you through my healing journey:
What it looked like to notice I had zero boundariesHow enforcing boundaries affected my marriage, divorce, and Jonathanâs mental health journeyThe grief of losing my husband to suicide and the blame that landed on meLosing friendships because I finally chose self-respect over people-pleasingAnd slowly, steadily, rebuilding my confidence and sense of self.We also go deep into parenting and boundariesâan area where I think a lot of modern parenting advice has completely missed the mark.
I talk about:
Why gentle / conscious parenting, when taken to the extreme, can leave you exhausted and powerlessHow a lack of boundaries can lead to kids essentially running the showWhy consistent follow-through is everything (your kids are way smarter and more calculating than you think!)The power of structure, stability, and control in helping your childâs brain and nervous system thriveWhen and how to start setting firm, loving boundariesâespecially from age 5 and upI also share how I learned to:Tell the truth even when itâs wildly uncomfortableRelease my obsession with how others would react (especially my parents, my partners, and friends)Choose partners and friendships that can hold hard conversations, not avoid themModel for my kids what it looks like when a mom has her own boundaries, not just endless self-sacrifice.At its core, this episode is your permission slip to:
Stop hanging on by a threadListen to your gutSay the thing that needs to be saidSet the boundaryâkindly, clearly, and consistentlyAnd trust that healthy relationships can survive (and often improve) when you honor yourself.
If youâve ever thought, âIâm drowning. Iâm exhausted. I feel like Iâm doing everything for everyone,â this episode is for you.
If this episode hit home for you, hereâs what Iâd love for you to do next:
Share this episode with another parent or friend whoâs stuck in people-pleasing or feels like theyâre barely making it through the day.Subscribe / follow Thrive Like a Parent so you donât miss future episodes on regulation, boundaries, and building a life that actually feels good.Tag me on social media and tell me: Whatâs one boundary youâre ready to start enforcingâstarting today? Your share might be exactly what another parent needs to see.You are allowed to need boundaries. You are allowed to change. And you are absolutely allowed to build a life that supports your nervous system instead of destroying it.
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EP:194 In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm having a raw, honest conversation about what happens when thereâs nothing left over for your relationshipâwhen the demands of parenting, work, mental load, and everyday life leave you completely depleted. So many couples arenât falling out of love⌠theyâre simply running on empty. And when your nervous system is overloaded, your relationship is often the first thing to suffer.
Iâm unpacking why so many partners feel deeply lonely inside long-term relationships, how love can slowly âatrophyâ like a muscle when we stop intentionally nurturing it, and why this disconnect is often less about âsomething being wrongâ and more about how chronically overtaxed our brains and bodies have become.
In this episode, I share:⨠The difference between viewing relationship struggles through a psychological lens versus a neurological one⨠Why overstimulation, overfunctioning, and constant hustle shut us down emotionally⨠What it looks like when both partners are exhausted, numb, disconnected, and scrolling at the end of the day⨠Why you may feel like youâre at the bottom of your partnerâs priority listâeven when love is still there⨠Simple shifts in communication that create safety and connection instead of defensiveness
Iâm also sharing practical ways to reconnect with your partner again, including:đ Scheduling non-negotiable date nightsđ Choosing meaningful experiences over perfectionđ The âRule of Threeâ for connection and intimacyđ Reducing stimulation and putting the phone down so your nervous system can actually come back online
If youâve ever thought:âWe live in the same house, but I feel completely alone.âorâWe used to feel so connected⌠what happened?âplease knowâyou are not the only one. This episode is here to help you understand whatâs really happening beneath the surface and remind you that there is absolutely a path back to connection.
Youâll walk away with small, realistic steps to:â Stop overfunctioning long enough to feel human againâ Create space for your relationship during the hardest seasons of parentingâ Feel more seen, supported, and emotionally connected with your partner
If this episode resonates with you, share it with your partner or someone you love. And if you havenât already, make sure to subscribe, leave a review, and share the podcastâit helps more parents find these conversations and feel less alone in the process.
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EP:193 The Fastest Way to Regulate Your Nervous SystemWhat if the key to feeling calm, grounded, and emotionally present isnât about fixing, controlling, or constantly âdoing moreâ?
In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Dr. Brooke Weinstein shares a powerful shift that can completely transform the way you respond to stress. So many of us believe that staying in control is the fastest way to feel safe â but in reality, those patterns can keep our nervous systems stuck in survival mode.
Instead, Dr. Brooke dives into what it really means to build a larger âwindow of toleranceâ so you can navigate lifeâs chaos with more calm, connection, and resilience.
If youâve been feeling overwhelmed, emotionally reactive, exhausted, or constantly on edge, this episode will help you understand:⨠Why control and over-functioning can increase stress⨠How chronic stress impacts your nervous system⨠The hidden coping mechanisms keeping you stuck⨠What it means to expand your window of tolerance⨠Practical ways to feel more regulated, present, and peaceful
Through her work inside the Thrive programs, Dr. Brooke has seen firsthand how nervous system regulation can change relationships, parenting, emotional health, and overall well-being. When we learn to work with our nervous system instead of against it, everything begins to shift.
This episode is your reminder that peace is possible â and you donât have to keep living in survival mode.
đ§ Listen now and start creating more calm, connection, and joy in your everyday life.
đ LINKS & RESOURCES:đ More Thrive Like a Parent episodes:[https://drbrookeweinstein.com/thrive-podcast/](https://drbrookeweinstein.com/thrive-podcast/)
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âąď¸ TIMESTAMPS:0:00 â Introduction: The fastest way to regulate your nervous system2:30 â Why control and fixing donât actually reduce stress6:07 â Chronic stress and the illusion of ânormalâ10:00 â Dr. Brookeâs personal stress journey15:21 â Survival mode and unhealthy coping patterns19:00 â How to build a larger window of tolerance22:30 â Long-term benefits of nervous system regulation25:00 â Final thoughts and encouragement
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EP:192 Every family dynamic looks differentâand every role within a partnership matters. Whether youâre the working parent, the stay-at-home parent, the default parent carrying the mental load, or the partner feeling the constant pressure to provide⌠none of it is easy.
In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent Podcast, weâre diving into one of the biggest missing pieces in modern relationships: understanding each otherâs nervous systems and the invisible emotional weight both partners carry every single day.
For the stay-at-home or default parent, the chaos never fully stops. The mental load, emotional regulation, caregiving, and constant demands can leave you feeling overwhelmed and disconnected from yourself.
For the working parent, the pressure can feel endless tooâproviding financially, chasing the next goal, worrying about job security, supporting the family, and carrying the fear of âwhat happens if I canât keep this up?â
So many partnerships today are struggling with resentment, disconnection, anger, and feeling unseen. This conversation is about creating more awareness, compassion, tolerance, and curiosity for each otherâs experience.
If youâve ever felt misunderstood in your relationship, emotionally exhausted in parenting, or disconnected from your partner, this episode is for you.
⨠In this episode, we talk about:⢠The emotional pressure both parents carry⢠The hidden mental load in parenting⢠Nervous system regulation in relationships⢠Why resentment builds in partnerships⢠How to create more connection and understanding⢠Supporting each other through stress and overwhelm
đ§ Listen now and start building deeper connection, empathy, and emotional safety in your relationship.
đ COMMENT BELOW:Which role do you relate to most right nowâthe overwhelmed default parent or the pressured working parent?
đŹ If this episode resonated with you, share it with your partner, a friend, or another parent who needs this conversation today.
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EP191: On this weekâs episode of the Thrive Like a Parent Podcast, weâre diving into the powerful topic of emotional regulation and what happens when we become emotionally dysregulated.
If youâve been experiencing constant stress, anxiety, mood swings, emotional overwhelm, angry outbursts, shame, or feeling stuck in survival mode, this episode is for you. Emotional dysregulation can impact every area of your lifeâyour relationships, parenting, mental health, and overall well-being.
In this conversation, I share why emotional regulation is such an important part of healing and growth. So many people try to suppress their emotions, ignore them, or push them onto others instead of learning how to process and regulate them in a healthy way. One of the most common signs of emotional dysregulation I see is anxietyâand the good news is, there are ways to support your brain and body through it.
You do not have to stay trapped in emotional overwhelm. Healing, peace, and emotional balance are possible with the right support and tools.
If youâre ready to learn how to move from anxiety and emotional chaos into regulation and stability, this episode will encourage and equip you.
Comment âsupportâ below and letâs chat. You donât have to do this alone.
XOXO,Dr. B
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EP:190 In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm getting really honest about something so many couples quietly struggle with: that heavy cycle of resentment, anger, and disconnection with your partner.I share why I donât always believe traditional couples counseling is the most effective route and why I choose to work with partners individually instead. When each person learns to regulate their own nervous systemâinstead of trying to fix, manage, or control the otherâyou naturally begin to release codependency, reduce resentment, and rebuild real connection.I open up about my own experiences in partnership and parenting and walk you through:How over-functioning and constantly âdoing everythingâ leads to burnout, anger, and keeping scoreWhy trying to fix your partnerâs dysregulation never works (and only drains you)The difference between truly supporting your partner vs. carrying themHow to have hard conversations about mood, energy, snapping, and behavior without blame, shame, or name-callingHow dysregulation and disconnection quietly shut down intimacyWhat it looks like when both partners become self-regulated, self-responsible, and emotionally availableIf youâve ever thought:âIâm doing everything and itâs still not enough.ââMy partner has no idea what I carry.ââWe feel more like roommates than partners.ââŚthen this episode is for you. Iâll give you a new lens on your relationship so you can stop trying to fix each other and instead regulate yourselves, communicate clearly, and rebuild intimacy from a grounded, healthy place.Youâll walk away with practical language you can start using today to shift the energy in your homeâwithout another screaming match or weeks of walking on eggshells. Ready for the next step?If this episode speaks to you, share it with your partner and use it as a starting point for an honest, loving conversation about whatâs really going on beneath the surface.If youâre ready to learn how to regulate your own nervous system so you can show up differently in your relationship, parenting, and everyday life, join my sensory and emotional regulation program. This is the work that has transformed hundreds of partnerships from the inside out. Subscribe for more episodes on regulation, relationships, and parenting. If this helped you, like the video, leave a comment telling me your biggest takeaway, and share it with a friend who needs to hear theyâre not alone.Links & Resources: Check out more episodes of Thrive Like a Parent - https://drbrookeweinstein.com/thrive-podcast/ Follow Dr. B on Instagram - https://bit.ly/48VZI5e Visit our website for more resources on self-care and well-being - https://drbrookeweinstein.com#ThriveLikeAParent #SelfRegulation #EmotionalRegulation #Relationships #MarriageAdvice #Codependency #NervousSystemRegulation #Intimacy #Parenting #ConsciousParenting #MarriageHealth #MentalHealth #PartnershipGoals
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EP:189 In todayâs episode, Iâm taking you behind the scenes of one of the most powerful and emotional weeks Iâve had in a long time.
Iâm sharing what it was really like to:
Host a team retreat at my house after 6+ years of building this businessSpeak at Mom 2.0 and attend brand events and panelsNavigate it all while living with Hashimotos, running a growing business, and solo parenting most of the timeYouâll hear about:
The deep bond within my core team (Brittany, Maria, and Emily) and what it meant to finally be together in person for more than a quick tripThe energy at Mom 2.0: women truly supporting women, without ego or competitionMy honest realization about how grief and nervous system overload have shaped my capacity in business, parenting, and lifeA life-changing connection with Sharon, who left her religious community and shared her past suicidal thoughts â and how that conversation collided with my own story of losing Jonathan to suicideThe healing power of vulnerable sharing â how opening up can shift something inside both you and the person listeningI also dive into the holistic health and Hashimotos side of this week:
How my Hashimotos symptoms (hair loss, brain fog, fatigue, joint pain) showed up around the eventThe vitamins, lifestyle shifts, and boundaries that help me support my thyroid and nervous systemThe free thyroid ultrasound I had at the conference (yes, really) and what we saw on the screenWhy I donât rely only on âhereâs your synthetic thyroid prescription, good luckâ â and instead look at gut health, food intolerances, and nervous system regulationUnderneath all of this is the core message of my work:
If you donât understand your nervous system, itâs almost impossible tobreak out of roles, communities, or expectations that donât fit you,heal from grief and burnout, or make sense of what your brain and body are trying to tell you.When you do understand your nervous system, you can:
Build a business and life that doesnât destroy your healthShow up as the parent and human you actually want to beAttract relationships and communities where youâre loved for who you are, not how perfectly you performIf youâve ever felt like youâre living a life that was prescribed for you instead of the one that feels right for your brain and body, this episode is for you.
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Thrive ProgramWeâll start taking applications for Thrive in late spring/early summer. It fills every single time. If youâve been listening for a while and waiting for a sign⌠this is it.
Your brain and body are not broken. You just havenât been given the manual yet. Letâs change that together.
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EP:188 On this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm taking you behind the scenes of our Arizona spring break â just me and the boys â and sharing exactly how I planned a restful, intentional family trip instead of a âgo, go, goâ burnout vacation.
I walk you through our Arizona + Sedona + Utah itinerary:
Spring training in Phoenix (Rangers vs. Dodgers, all the autographs, and why this turned into a total core memory for the boys)Four days in Sedona with the Pink Jeep Tour, long hikes, pool time, and a magical stargazing night under the starsOur cold but hilarious visit to Slide Rock, exploring Flagstaff, and the jaw-dropping views at Horseshoe BendGlamping at Under Canvas in Utah and our unforgettable visit to Lower Antelope CanyonWhy we chose to go back to Sedona for our final days to simply rest, reconnect, and breatheBut this isnât just a travel recap. Iâm sharing:
How I built this trip around nervous system regulation, not perfection or productivityWhy I intentionally avoid over-planning and let our brains and bodies lead the wayHow I balanced my needs and the boysâ needs so everyone actually enjoyed the tripWhat this adventure showed me about my healing and growth since Jonathan passed, and why Iâm so deeply proud of doing this on my ownIf youâve ever wondered how to travel with kids without melting down, how to honor your own capacity as a parent, or how to create trips that are about connection, not chaos, this episode is for you.
If this episode resonates, share it with another parent whoâs craving a different way to do family travel.Make sure you subscribe to the podcast so you donât miss future episodes on nervous system regulation, parenting, grief, and building a life that actually feels good.
And if you want the full itinerary, hotel names, restaurants, and experiences we loved, check the show notes â Iâve linked it all for you there.
Links & Resources:
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EP:187 Motherhood is beautiful, but itâs also brutal â and you are not broken for finding it hard.
In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, I sit down with my dear friend Libby Ward, author of Honest Motherhood: On Losing My Mind and Finding Myself. From the very first page, I saw myself in her words, and I know you will too.
We talk openly about:
What it really feels like to be overstimulated, resentful, and on the edge of rage as a momWhy motherhood isnât a time management issue, itâs a capacity issueThe moment Libby saw fear in her childrenâs eyes and realized something had to changeHow chasing the undefined standard of a âgood momâ keeps us burned out, dysregulated, and ashamedWhy radical honesty about your actual life (your nervous system, support, money, partner, health) is the first step to feeling human againLetting go of being selfless and instead finally having a selfPractical ways to lower your standards, say no, reclaim time, and build capacity so you can show up as the parent you want to beIf youâve ever thought, âWhy is this so hard for me when everyone else seems fine?â or âIâm barely holding it together,â this conversation is for you. Youâll walk away feeling seen, less alone, and with permission to stop hustling for some impossible version of âgood momâ and start honoring your real, lived experience.
đ Libbyâs book, Honest Motherhood, is out April 14 and available in print, audio, and ebook wherever you buy books. If youâre going to read one motherhood book this year, let it be this one.
If this episode resonated with you:
Subscribe to the channel for more honest conversations about motherhood, nervous system health, and capacity.Like this video so more overwhelmed moms can find it.Comment below: What part of Libbyâs story felt the most like you?Share this with a mom friend who thinks sheâs the only one losing it. Sheâs not. Neither are you.Links & Resources:
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EP:186 If youâve ever felt like youâre doing everything for everyone and still lying awake at night worrying about your kids, your partner, and your bank account⌠this episode is for you.
Iâm Dr. Brooke Weinstein â mom, widow, occupational therapist, CEO, and nervous system nerd â and in this conversation with Ysenia Rhodes of Talk Rich To Me and Huntress Wealth, Iâm opening up about the intersection of mental health, parenting, partnership, and financial literacy.
I share:
How I went from pediatric OT and business owner to completely rebuilding my life after my husband Jonathanâs depression and death by suicide in 2021.
Why regulating your nervous system is the foundation for how you parent, partner, and make money decisions.The truth about âself-regulation toolsâ (like box breathing) and why one-size-fits-all wellness advice often does more harm than good.
Why I refuse to give â5 steps to fix your lifeâ solutions online â and what I focus on instead.
The hard money conversations inside relationships: being the breadwinner, financial control, âallowances,â and why your partner should not be the sole decider of your mental health support.
How womenâs people-pleasing, guilt, and shame keep them from investing in themselves, even when theyâre desperate for help.
My own journey learning financial literacy after separation and widowhood: forensic accountants, building a business (twice), budgeting, and finally being able to sleep at night.
What I taught my sister as she navigates divorce and money for the first time.
Why I believe your mental health is #1 and your financial literacy is #2âeverything else comes after.
To me, being ârichâ isnât about how much is in your bank account today. Itâs about being able to breathe, knowing you can support yourself and your kids, make aligned choices, and build the life you want â even after unthinkable loss and massive transition.
If youâre a woman, a parent, or a partner who:
Feels stuck financially or emotionallyIs scared to spend money on yourself or ask for helpHas been told âitâs not your moneyâ even though youâre holding the entire family togetherâŚthis episode will give you language, validation, and a starting point to protect yourself and gain knowledge, no matter where youâre beginning.
If this conversation resonated with you:
Drop a comment sharing one belief about money or worth youâre ready to challenge.Share this episode with a friend who feels stuck in their relationship, motherhood, or money story.If youâre ready to understand your brain and nervous system on a deeper level so you can show up differently in your life, keep following along â this is exactly the work Iâm here to do with you.
Links & Resources:
đ Check out more episodes of Thrive Like a Parent - https://drbrookeweinstein.com/thrive-podcast/đ¸ Follow Dr. B on Instagram - https://bit.ly/48VZI5e đ Visit our website for more resources on self-care and well-being - https://drbrookeweinstein.com
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EP:185 Feeling exhausted, snapping at your kids, or disconnected from your partner? This isnât just âstressââitâs your nervous system stuck in chronic fight-or-flight.
In this episode, Iâm walking you through how to shift out of survival mode and into true rest and restoration⌠even if it feels impossible right now.
đ¨ SIGNS YOUâRE STUCK IN FIGHT OR FLIGHT:
Youâre constantly exhausted but canât actually restYou react quickly or snap over small thingsYou feel lonelyâeven when youâre not aloneJoy only comes from external things (like shopping or distractions)Your relationship feels disconnected or flatLife feels heavy, like youâre always pushing uphill
đĄ IN THIS EPISODE, YOUâLL LEARN:
How to use a simple body scan to understand what your body is telling youHow to recognize when youâre in the âred zoneâPractical ways to move through the uncomfortable âyellow zoneâWhy healing can feel so uncomfortableâand why thatâs actually a good signDaily check-ins to help regulate your nervous system
â° TIMESTAMPS:0:00 â Tired of feeling exhausted all the time?2:15 â Signs youâre stuck in fight or flight6:30 â The body scan: listening to your body12:20 â Daily check-in questions18:45 â Navigating the âyellow zoneâ22:30 â Why support matters24:00 â Your 3-hour self-care challenge
đĽ KEY TAKEAWAY:Youâre not meant to heal alone. If this resonates, itâs a sign your system needs supportâand you deserve to feel calm, connected, and at peace.
⨠THIS EPISODE IS FOR YOU IF:
Youâre an overwhelmed parent stuck in survival modeYouâre dealing with chronic stress or burnoutYou feel disconnected in your relationshipsYouâre ready to stop living in constant exhaustion
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EP:184 Are you completely drained by noise, crowds, constant talking, and everyday chaos? In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm breaking down what it really means to be a sensory avoiderâand why that does not mean youâre dramatic, anti-social, or broken.
I walk you through the difference between sensory seekers and sensory avoiders, using simple, real-life examples so you can finally put words to what your body has been trying to tell you. If you crave quiet, calm, predictability, and space, your nervous system may have a low sensory thresholdâwhich means you hit overload much faster than others.
Weâll talk about:
How sensory avoidance shows up in adults: hating crowded places, needing quiet to think, feeling exhausted after social events, snapping at your kids or partner when youâre overstimulatedWhat sensory avoidance looks like in kids: covering ears, avoiding messy play, hating certain clothing textures, wanting to leave loud parties or busy events âtoo soonâWhy pushing yourself or your child with âjust get used to itâ or âstop being so sensitiveâ actually ignores what the nervous system needs to feel safeRegulation strategies for sensory avoiders: routines, predictability, quiet spaces, dim lighting, comfortable clothing, alone time, and grounding tools like deep pressure and slow, gentle movementI also share a personal example from my own family to show that you can be both active and movement-seeking and deeply sensitive to certain inputs (like smells). Itâs not about fitting into one boxâitâs about truly understanding your unique sensory makeup.
This episode is your permission slip to stop asking, âWhatâs wrong with me?â and start asking, âWhat is my nervous system telling me?â When you understand whether youâre a sensory seeker, sensory avoider, or both, you can start building a life, relationships, parenting style, and environment that actually support your brain instead of fighting it.
And this is just part one. In upcoming episodes, Iâll dive into sensory sensitivity and low registration, so you can fully understand your nervous system and your childâs, and finally feel less broken and more empowered.
If this episode made you say, âOh my gosh, thatâs me,â please:
Share this episode with a friend, partner, or parent who needs to hear theyâre not brokenâtheyâre just wired differently.
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EP:183 | In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm breaking down what it really means to be a sensory seekerâand why this might be the missing link in understanding your nervous system. Youâve probably already heard about regulation, dysregulation, and fight or flight, but almost no one is talking about the sensory system as the language of your brain and body. Thatâs where everything changes.
Iâm sharing from my own lived experience as both a sensory seeker and a sensory avoider, and why your âtoo muchnessâ is actually a sign of a brilliant, fast-moving brainânot that youâre broken, lazy, or destined for burnout.
Weâll talk about:
What a sensory seeker really is and how it shows up in adults (constant multitasking, needing movement, noise, pressure, novelty)How these patterns are often misunderstood as ADHD, impulsivity, distraction, or âbad behaviorâHow this same wiring can lead to overworking, anxiety, burnout, emotional eating, and feeling like you can never slow downWhy things like weighted blankets, movement, heavy work, music, and oral input (like chewing, crunching, gum) can be powerful regulating toolsThe difference between quick fixes (like âreset your nervous system in 30 secondsâ) and the real, long-term work of actually rewiring your nervous systemHow to stop fighting your brain and start working with it so you can finally feel calmer, clearer, and more at peace in your own bodyIâll also share honestly about my own 7â8 year journey of learning how to step off the gas pedal, find the brakes, and âthrottleâ between the twoâso Iâm not living in constant peaks and crashes, but more like rolling hills.
If you recognize yourself (or your child) in this episode, I want you to know this:You are not too much. You are not broken. Your brain is wired for more input, more movement, and more lifeâand when you learn how to support it, that becomes your superpower.
If this episode hit home for you, share it with someone who has been labeled âtoo muchââa friend, a partner, or a parent raising a high-energy kiddo. And if youâre ready to go deeper and learn how to regulate your unique nervous system (not just follow generic Instagram tips), make sure you subscribe, leave a review, and come connect with me on Instagram @brookeweinst for more real-talk about the brain, body, and parenting.
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EP:182 In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm diving deep into one of the biggest reasons so many of us feel exhausted, resentful, and burnt out: regulating externally instead of internally.
Iâm breaking down the difference between the two in real-life, practical terms. When we regulate externally, we rely on our partners, kids, parents, friends, or even the state of our house to determine how we feel. We wait for someone else to notice weâre drowning, to give us permission to rest, to step in and take over. And when they donât? We feel angry, unseen, and completely overwhelmed.
I share how this showed up in my own lifeâhow I used to abandon myself over and over again, scheduling everything around my family, believing my worth came from doing more, people-pleasing, and hoping that one day someone would finally âget itâ and take care of me the way I needed. Spoiler: that moment never came⌠until I decided to become the one who takes care of me.
Weâll talk about:
Why your partner (or kids, or parents) are not mind readersâand why expecting them to be is wrecking your nervous systemHow external regulation fuels resentment, burnout, and emotional explosions with your kids and partnerThe internal shift that happens when you start asking, âHow do I feel? What do I need?â and actually trust the answerWhy it feels so uncomfortable at first to set boundaries, receive help, and stop over-functioning for everyone elseHow trial and error, small experiments, and tiny acts of self-honoring build a completely new pattern in your brainWhy your hobbies, preferences, and âlittle joysâ arenât frivolousâtheyâre actually nervous system regulation toolsI also share a personal story from early in my marriage, when our therapist gave us an exercise where Jonathan had to cook dinner and I had to practice simply receiving. I walk you through how hard it was for me not to control, fix, or âhelp,â and how that moment revealed just how deeply I was stuck in external regulation and self-abandonment.
By the end of this episode, youâll be able to:
Identify whether youâre regulating externally or internallyStart asking better questions of yourself: What do I feel? What do I need? Can I give this to myself?See where resentment in your relationships might actually be a sign that itâs time to take radical responsibility for your own nervous systemBegin shifting from relying on everyone else⌠to trusting that you can hold, support, and care for youThis isnât about becoming hyper-independent or never asking for help. Itâs about learning to anchor yourself first, then intentionally and clearly asking for what you needâwithout outsourcing your worth or your regulation to the people around you.
If you are tired of feeling like youâre treading water, waiting for someone to throw you a life raft, this episode will show you how to build your own.
If this episode hit home for you, I want you to do two things:
Pause after listening and check in with yourself:Ask, âHow do I feel right now? What do I need?ââand then give yourself one small thing that supports your nervous system today.
Share this episode with another parent who is drowning in resentment, burnout, or âdoing it all.â Screenshot the episode, tag me @drbrookeweinstein, and tell me one way youâre going to start regulating internally instead of externally.
If youâre ready to go deeper into this work and truly repattern your nervous system, come work with me inside my programsâhead to my website or the link in the show notes to get started.
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EP:181 In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm getting more honest and vulnerable than I ever have about my past marriage to Jonathan and what our relationship was really like behind closed doors.
If youâve ever felt like:
You are the emotional punching bag in your relationshipYour partnerâs needs always come firstYouâre doing everything for everyone and itâs still never enoughYouâre exhausted, resentful, and lying awake thinking, âI canât believe this is my lifeââŚthen you are going to feel very seen in this conversation.
I share:
How I slowly became the caretaker, peacekeeper, and problem-solver for everyone but myselfThe core moments when I realized, âI donât matter in this relationshipâWhat it felt like to be constantly walking on eggshells, trying not to upset or disappoint my partnerThe moment I decided I would no longer be the punching bagHow sensory and emotional regulation helped me reclaim my self-worth, set boundaries, and change the dynamic in my homeWhy 99% of my clients see their partnerships improve when they start doing this workâeven when their partner doesnât join themWhy Iâm part of the â1%â whose relationship did not survive, and why I still consider that a powerful, self-honoring outcomeThis isnât an episode about blaming one person. Itâs about seeing the dynamic clearly, understanding how your brain and nervous system are operating, and realizing you do not have to keep abandoning yourself to keep the peace.
If you are:
Staying âfor the kidsâMinimizing your pain because âitâs not that badâSilently suffering in a relationship almost no one knows the truth aboutScared to change anything, but even more scared to stay exactly where you areI want you to know this: you are not crazy, you are not broken, and you are not âtoo much.â You are allowed to want more. You are allowed to get support. You are allowed to do it scared.
If this episode makes you think of someone who might be struggling in silence, please share it with them. They may not be ready to talk yet, but they deserve to know they are not alone.
â¤ď¸ Ready for support?You do not need your partnerâs permission to get help.
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EP:180 In this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, I sit down with my dear friend, mentor, and neighbor Amy Jo Martin â New York Times bestselling author, founder of Renegade Global, and host of the Why Not Now? podcast â for a powerful conversation about entrepreneurship, burnout recovery, nervous system regulation, motherhood, and how AI may actually improve our quality of life.
We share the modern way we met â sliding into each otherâs DMs during our NICU seasons â and how that moment led to us living on the same street and working together inside her elite community of senior-level women, Renegade.
I share my own Why Not Now? moment â the season when my husband Jonathan was struggling, I was overwhelmed by caregiving and motherhood, and I committed to 10,000 steps a day for three months, a simple decision that transformed my mental health, nervous system, and sense of self.
Amy Jo then shares her defining Why Not Now? moment â breaking every corporate rule by taking an elevator ride to the Phoenix Suns locker room to teach Shaquille OâNeal how to tweet â launching her career in entrepreneurship, leadership, and global brand partnerships, including working with Dwayne âThe Rockâ Johnson.
From there, we dive deep into:
âś Burnout recovery & nervous system regulationâś The hidden cost of hustle cultureâś Entrepreneurship, leadership & redefining successâś High performance without self-abandonmentâś AI, mental health & quality of lifeâś Conscious productivity & emotional regulationâś Motherhood, identity shifts & life transitions
WHY YOU SHOULD WATCH
This episode is for you if:
â Youâre an entrepreneur, leader, or high achiever feeling burned outâ Youâre a parent overwhelmed by stress and mental loadâ Youâre questioning hustle culture and craving balanceâ Youâre curious (or uneasy) about AI and the future of workâ You want success without sacrificing mental health
This conversation will give you language, clarity, and grounded tools to slow down, regulate your nervous system, and still honor your ambition.
CONNECT & RESOURCES
Follow Brooke on Instagram: @brookeweinst
Explore programs & resources: www.drbrookeweinstein.com
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Listen to the Why Not Now? Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0RbTVORGOUVIcw1ftMajwu?si=c8915a9a0d684b61
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EP:179 On this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, I sit down with Dr. Jon Stevens, a triple boardâcertified psychiatrist (adult, child, and obesity medicine) who I personally trust so much that I refer my own clients to him. We have a very real, very honest conversation about something parents are terrified to talk about: psychiatric medication for kids.
Instead of jumping straight to meds, Dr. Stevens walks us through why accurate, thorough diagnosis is the real starting pointâand how rushed 10â15 minute evaluations, urgent care visits, and online âchecklistâ diagnoses can lead to mislabeling kids, overmedicating, and missing whatâs really going on in the brain.
We dive into:
Why he doesnât lead with medication, even as a medication expertThe difference between âdrugsâ and âmedicationâ and why language matters for scared parentsHow symptoms of ADHD, anxiety, depression, and bipolar can overlapâand why this makes diagnosis so trickyThe dangers of the âhoneymoon periodâ with meds (when things feel great at first, then slowly fall apart) and why that can be a red flagWhy so many kids end up on a âFranken-listâ of 4â6 medications that often makes things worseHow parentsâ own history with ADHD or mental health can quietly shape their fears and decisionsWhen itâs too soon to medicate, what âearly interventionâ really looks like, and why age 4 vs 14 is a very different treatment storyThe critical role of teachers, pediatricians, and specialistsâand why short pediatric visits canât carry the full mental health loadWhy meds should be a tool, not a magic fix, and how they fit alongside nervous system education, behavior support, movement, sleep, nutrition, and environmentNewer and lesser-understood diagnoses like PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) and ARFID (Avoidant/Restrictive FoodIntake Disorder)âand why theyâre often flavors or specifiers of a bigger picture, not life sentencesHow over-diagnosis and âdiagnostic bloatâ can leave parents feeling like their child is broken, instead of simply different and needing support.Throughout the episode, I share why I shifted my work to focus on teaching parents their own nervous system first, so they can better understand and support their childâs. We talk about moving away from blame, fear, and labelsâand toward personalized, compassionate, brain-based care that actually fits your child and your family.
If youâve ever thought:âI donât want to drug my kid.ââIâm scared of meds, but my child is really struggling.ââDo we really need a diagnosis for everything?â
âŚthis conversation will give you language, context, and grounded next stepsânot more fear.
If this episode resonated with you:
Share it with a parent, teacher, or caregiver whoâs wrestling with questions about ADHD, anxiety, or medication.Subscribe to Thrive Like a Parent so you donât miss future episodes where we keep unpacking the nervous system, behavior, and real-life parenting tools.
Want more support learning your own nervous system so you can better support your childâs? Visit my website or join my parent community/program (where I teach this work in depth and walk you through it step by step).Your child isnât âbroken.â Your nervous system isnât âtoo much.â Youâre allowed to ask questions, slow down, and choose what truly aligns with your family.
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EP:178 On this episode of Thrive Like a Parent, Iâm bringing you a very special conversation with someone who has become a huge part of my childrenâs lives: Andy Shlensky, owner and director of North Star Camp for Boys.
If youâve ever wondered whether sleepaway camp is worth it, worried about homesickness, safety, or the cost, or felt guilty for wanting a break as a parent, this episode is for you. Iâm honest about why camp is part of my own respite care as a single mom, and how I moved from fear and a negative camp experience with my son to finding a place that truly feels like home for my boys.
Andy and I dive into:
Why camp isnât just âshipping your kids offâ, but a powerful space for emotional growth, independence, and resilienceHow North Star builds a culture where kindness, character, and friendship matter more than being âcoolâThe intentional ways they teach boys to identify and express their feelings, from cabin campfires to gratitude âkey logsâ and mood metersWhat really happens during group dynamics at camp (honeymoon, storming, norming, and performing) and why conflict is actually a healthy, teachable part of relationshipsThe reality of camp safety, how camps prepare, and what questions you should be asking as a parentWhy there truly is a camp for every kid and every budget, and how scholarships and financial aid open doors for more familiesYouâll also hear some personal stories about my boysâhow they came home more confident, accountable, and connected, and why my child literally ran off the plane saying, âI want to go for eight weeks!âIf youâre a parent on the fence about sleepaway camp, afraid of letting go, or just curious how to raise more emotionally aware, grounded, and resilient kids, this conversation will give you both reassurance and practical insight.
If this episode resonated with you, share it with another parent whoâs considering camp or feeling overwhelmed by summer planning.Make sure to subscribe, rate, and leave a review for Thrive Like a Parentâit helps this message reach more families who need it.And if you want more support in navigating your childâs emotions (and your own), follow me on Instagram @brookeweinst and check out my resources to help you thrive as a parent, not just survive.
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