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The Edit Alaverdyan Podcast
Welcome to "The Edit Alaverdyan Podcast," the podcast where insightful conversations unfold, and the depth of the human mind is explored. In each episode, I sit down with a diverse range of individuals—thinkers, innovators, and captivating personalities—who share their unique insights and experiences. Together, we embark on a journey of discovery, unraveling the complexities of the human psyche and uncovering the untold truths that influence our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
The Edit Alaverdyan Podcast
Alberto Crane | Perseverance, Parenting Support, Mental Health | The Edit Alaverdyan Podcast #25
How do we remain steadfast in the face of life’s inevitable setbacks? This episode takes a deep dive into the gritty realities of resilience, using personal travel misadventures and financial ups and downs to highlight the lessons learned. We bring to the forefront the growing mental health crisis among children and young athletes, exacerbated by societal pressures and dwindling public therapy resources. Parents are urged to create nurturing and supportive environments, understanding that children often cannot advocate for themselves. Through heartfelt personal stories and honest reflections, we underscore the necessity of unconditional love and genuine support for children, irrespective of their performance or achievements.
From chaotic airport tales to the emotional rollercoaster of financial success, we navigate through the complex interplay between external pressures and internal well-being. The alarming rise in depression rates among children and adolescents is discussed, emphasizing the importance of recognizing physical symptoms as clues to deeper psychological issues. Authenticity and resilience emerge as pivotal in personal development, with a call to parents to be vigilant advocates for their children’s mental health. Above all, we stress the essential role of compassionate parenting—offering unwavering love and support in both triumphs and failures, setting a firm foundation for children’s overall well-being. Join us for an episode that champions the transformative power of empathy and steadfast support in parenting.
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Speaker 1:You're your child's voice. Like my students, I have to say it, I have to be real and I have to not care what they're going to think about me. I'm going to tell you how I feel because I love you and I want you to do good. I want you to be your best. You can call it tough, no-transcript.
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Speaker 4:It's important for parents to be aware and create a really healthy atmosphere for their kids, because, essentially, kids can't do it themselves. You're your child's voice.
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Speaker 3:There is a big decline. I never be happy Enough. There is a big decline in public therapy.
Speaker 4:Good perspective why kids are going through so much depression. There's all these like thoughts that have physical symptoms, have physical symptoms.
Speaker 3:70% of kids need zero quitting in the sport. Sport, because the kid, the person that you never know why, those kids shouldn't be a pattern. But when the kids tell somebody, I just love the kids, the kids. When I lose, I just love them. The kids want some.
Speaker 4:It's important for parents to be aware and create a really healthy atmosphere for their kids, because essentially, kids can't do it themselves. You're a child's voice.
Speaker 3:My students have to say I have to be real and I have to not care what they're gonna think about me. I'm tired enough. Yeah, because I, I love you and I what you did there. I should be about Ass in the hole. I'm back, I'm back, no-transcript.