

Raising Mentally Strong Kids, with Dr. Daniel Amen, and Inside the Tragic "Rust" Set Shooting, with Rachel Mason | Ep. 1039
22 snips Apr 1, 2025
Dr. Daniel Amen, a renowned psychiatrist and brain health advocate, shares insights on raising mentally strong kids. He emphasizes the dangers of over-involvement and coddling, promoting resilience through independence. Meanwhile, director Rachel Mason discusses her documentary on the tragic filming of 'Rust,' revealing the profound impact of Halyna Hutchins' death. She reflects on the emotional turmoil within the film community and highlights the critical need for better safety protocols on set, blending heartbreak with hope for accountability in filmmaking.
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Over-Helping Hurts Kids
- Parents are hurting kids by doing too much for them, stealing their self-esteem.
- Encourage kids to work and solve problems to build competence and self-esteem.
Guiding with Questions
- Instead of solving kids' problems, guide them with questions.
- Repeat their concerns back to them and let them generate their own solutions.
Bonding and Modeling
- Bonding with children involves spending time and listening, not just solving their problems.
- Modeling healthy behavior is key, as kids often reject values of disliked parents.