72. Supporting Young Children Through Divorce: The Power of Early Intervention with Dr. Karen Molano

Get Divorced Without Getting Screwed

In this deeply insightful episode of Get Divorced Without Getting Screwed, we delve into a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of divorce: its impact on young children. Joined by esteemed guest Dr. Karen Molano, a dedicated clinical psychologist specializing in children's brain health and well-being, the conversation uncovers invaluable information for parents navigating divorce with young ones. Dr. Molano, who focuses on a child’s pivotal first five years of life, sheds light on the critical developmental milestones during this formative period and how they shape a child's worldview and core beliefs. Her insights offer hope and empowerment to parents, highlighting the transformative impact of providing children with the tools for emotional intelligence and healthy relationship dynamics. Tune in as we uncover essential strategies for guiding young children through their parents’ divorce, ensuring they not only survive but thrive in the face of life's challenges. This episode is a must-listen for any parent committed to supporting their child's well-being during a difficult transition.

In this episode, we discuss:

✅ The start of her passion for aiding children's development

✅ The critical developmental milestones during ages 0-5

✅ How early experiences shape a person’s worldview

✅ The profound implications of negative core beliefs

✅ The brain's incredible plasticity

✅ The importance of early intervention in child development

✅ Essential strategies for guiding young children through divorce

✅ Dangers of parental alienation

✅ Ways to model healthy relationships for your children

✅ Preparing children for life's challenges

✅ And much more!

Learn more about Dr. Molano and her practice at https://lumitot.com/

Connect with Dr. Molano on Instagram: @lumitot https://www.instagram.com/lumitot

Connect with Dr. Molano on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LumiTot/

Stay tuned for more empowering conversations!