
The Parenting Breakthrough
Simple, no-fluff, actionable parenting advice.
Parenting can be tough—especially when your child’s behaviors feel overwhelming or when traditional strategies just don’t work. The Parenting Breakthrough is here to help you cut through the noise with practical tips, expert insights, and strategies that actually make a difference.
Hosted by Coach Rich, a dedicated parent coach and advocate, this podcast delivers clear, real-world advice for managing meltdowns, building stronger relationships, and helping your child thrive. Whether you’re raising a neurodivergent child or simply navigating big emotions, these episodes provide tools you can use immediately to create a calmer, more connected home.
If you’re ready to break the cycle of frustration and start seeing real progress in your parenting, tune in to The Parenting Breakthrough. This is where clarity meets action—no fluff, no overwhelm, just results.
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Episodes
Parenting in Times of Crisis and Tragedy

The 60-Second Fix for Anxiety, Fear, and Anger

The Parenting Breakthrough Guide -- Part 4

The Parenting Breakthrough Guide -- Part 3

The Parenting Breakthrough Guide -- Part 2

The Parenting Breakthrough Guide -- Part 1

Managing Sibling Relationships When One Child Needs Extra Support

Finding Joy in Small Wins: The Art of Celebrating Progress

Simple Sensory Hacks for Overstimulated Kids

Why It’s Okay to Ask for Help (and How to Do It)

Why ‘Why?’ Questions Don’t Work—and What to Say Instead

How to Advocate for Your Child’s Needs at School

How to Let Go of What Other Parents Think and Focus on Your Family

The 3 Most Overlooked Self-Care Tips for Exhausted Moms and Dads

The Science of Co-Regulation and Why It Works

Handling the Holidays While Minimizing Stress and Maximizing Joy

How to Build Focus in ADHD Kids Without Medication

Dealing with Social Struggles: Helping Your Child Make Friends

How to Stop Worrying About the Future and Focus on Today

"My Kid Won’t Eat!" – How to Handle Extreme Picky Eaters

Breaking the Screen Time Cycle: What Really Works

The One Phrase That Instantly Calms a Stressed-Out Child
