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Rupture and repair with teenagers with Kitty Hagenbach from How not to f*ck up your kids Podcast

Published 2 years, 9 months ago
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In this episode I speak to my wonderful and wise friend Kitty Hagenbach, 

Kitty is a very experienced psychotherapist with over 30 years of clinical practice.  A transpersonal psychotherapist, she holds an MA in Child/Adolescent & Family therapy and is trained in Peri-Natal therapy. Passionate about working preventatively, she co-founded Babies Know parenting programme and has just launched her first podcast. ‘HOW NOT TO FK UP YOUR KIDS’- Emotional intelligence for parents or those thinking of becoming a parent. 

In this episode we talk about:

-Kitty's life and career journey
-How social workers can build relationships in spite of statutory pressures
-The power of care and kindness
-How to support repair in relationships

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