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Family Dialogues

Dr. Taniesha Burke

Enfants & Parentalité

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/7j. Total Éps: 29

When love feels strained, kids are struggling, and your home feels divided, it’s easy to wonder if peace and joy are still possible. The Family Dialogues Podcast reminds you they are. Each episode is a guide back to connection, helping couples heal, parents unite, and families grow stronger together, even when life gets messy. Listeners love this podcast because it starts where true change begins: with the partnership at the center of the home. Dr. Taniesha Burke helps parents rebuild love, trust, and teamwork so children can thrive in the security of a united family. You’ll gain proven, evidence-based strategies for nurturing emotional growth, fostering resilience in your kids, and creating a home that feels safe and joyful again. As a research psychologist, parenting coach, and mother of three, Dr. Burke brings both academic expertise and lived experience to every conversation. Her background in family relations, child development, and spiritual life coaching, combined with insights from world-class guests, offers practical wisdom you can apply right away. Whether you’re rekindling love, restoring peace, or building a stronger bond with your children, The Family Dialogues Podcast is your companion for raising families that stay connected, grounded, and full of joy no matter what challenges come your way.

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Why Putting Your Marriage First Is the Best Thing You Can Do for Your Children | Dr. Bill Harley

Saison 1

mardi 27 janvier 2026 • Durée 01:09:32

In this episode of The Family Dialogues Podcast, Dr. Burke sits down with Dr. Willard F. “Bill” Harley Jr., clinical psychologist, marriage counselor, and bestselling author of His Needs, Her Needs, to explore a question many parents wrestle with but rarely say out loud: Should marriage come before children and why does it matter so much?

Dr. Harley draws on over six decades of marriage research and counseling to explain how prioritizing romantic love between spouses creates emotional safety for children, strengthens family stability, and protects marriages from drifting into resentment, distance, or a “roommate” dynamic. He shares why neglecting a spouse’s emotional needs especially after children arrive is one of the biggest threats to long-term marital health.

This conversation dives deeply into Dr. Harley’s emotional needs framework, including why men and women often prioritize different needs, how affection creates the environment for intimacy, and why intimate conversation, recreational companionship, and consistent connection are essential to keeping love alive. Dr. Harley also addresses common parenting challenges, including newborns, toddlers, exhaustion, lack of childcare, and limited time and explains why 15 hours of undivided couple time per week can transform a marriage, even in the busiest seasons of parenting.

Parents will walk away with practical tools, mindset shifts, and reassurance that loving your spouse well is not selfish, but one of the greatest gifts you can give your children.

In this episode, we discuss:

Why prioritizing marriage benefits children emotionally and developmentally
The long-term impact of neglecting emotional needs after children arrive
Dr. Harley’s emotional needs model and why needs differ between spouses
Affection vs. sexual fulfillment: environment vs. event
Why intimate conversation is foundational for lasting love
Recreational companionship and staying connected through shared enjoyment
Balancing marriage, parenting young children, and exhaustion
Avoiding the “roommate marriage” trap
Why dating your spouse is essential at every stage of family life

Resources & Programs Mentioned

Dr. Willard F. Harley Jr.: Marriage Counselor & Clinical Psychologist
Book: His Needs, Her Needs – Dr. Willard F. Harley Jr.
Book: Love Busters – Dr. Willard F. Harley Jr.
Book: Five Steps to Romantic Love – Dr. Willard F. Harley Jr.
Marriage Builders Program – marriagebuilders.com
Marriage Builders Emotional Needs Questionnaire
Marriage Builders Coaching & Courses
Marriage Builders Radio Show / Podcast
Dating the One You Married (Marriage Builders resource)

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Reinventing Supermom: How Nervous System Regulation Transforms Parenting | Kate Kripke

Saison 1

mardi 27 janvier 2026 • Durée 01:15:19

In today's episode of The Family Dialogues Podcast, we explore what it really means to be a "good mother" in a culture that glorifies perfection and the idea of the supermom. Host Dr. Burke sits down with Kate Kripke, LCSW, perinatal mental health therapist and author of Reinventing Supermom, to unpack why high-achieving women are especially vulnerable to anxiety, overwhelm, and burnout in motherhood.

This powerful conversation explores the emotional transition from maiden to motherhood, the hidden costs of achievement-driven parenting, and how a parent's nervous system shapes a child's sense of safety and attachment. Kate explains why children "borrow" our nervous systems, how secure attachment is built, and why placing our emotional well-being on our child's behavior can be harmful—though often unintentional.

You'll learn practical, neuroscience-backed tools for emotional regulation, including Kate's 3 Cs framework (Curiosity, Compassion, Choice), which helps parents stay grounded during tantrums, emotional outbursts, and moments of overwhelm from toddlerhood through the teenage years. This episode also addresses cultural and generational beliefs about emotions, why feelings are not the problem, and how repairing ruptures in the parent-child relationship actually strengthens connection.

Whether you're a new mom, a high-achieving parent, or navigating emotional challenges with older children, this episode offers compassionate insight, actionable strategies, and reassurance that you don't have to lose yourself to be a loving, secure parent.

In this episode, we discuss:

Why high-achieving women struggle more with postpartum anxiety
The emotional cost of the "supermom" identity
Secure attachment and the concept of a safe emotional container
How parental anxiety impacts infant and child nervous systems
Why children's emotions are not misbehavior
The 3 Cs for regulating yourself during tantrums and conflict
Supporting emotional regulation from toddlerhood through adolescence
Letting go of perfection while strengthening connection

Resources & Recommendations

How to Parent Teens Without Losing Them | Alyson Schafer on Influence vs Control

Saison 1

mardi 27 janvier 2026 • Durée 01:17:38

What does it really take to raise teenagers who still talk to us, trust us, and stay connected even as they push for independence?

In this episode of the Family Dialogues Podcast, parenting expert Alyson Schafer joins the conversation to unpack one of the most challenging transitions for families: moving from parental control to parental influence during the teen years.

Alyson explains why adolescence begins much earlier than many parents expect, how brain development and neuroplasticity shape teenage behavior, and why conflict often increases just as teens are doing exactly what development requires of them. Drawing from Adlerian psychology and decades of counseling experience, she reframes teenage resistance not as defiance, but as preparation for adulthood.

You’ll hear practical guidance on:

The three stages of adolescence and what parents should expect at each stage
Why fear leads parents to overcontrol and how that erodes connection
The critical shift from being the “pilot” to becoming a trusted co-pilot in your teen’s life
How strong relationships, not punishment, protect teens from risky behavior
Why teens who feel emotionally connected to their parents are more likely to make safer choices
How to replace punishment with agreements, consequences, and family meetings
Concrete strategies for keeping communication open, even with withdrawn or resistant teens
How parents can rebuild trust and connection if the relationship already feels strained

This conversation is essential listening for parents of preteens and teenagers, caregivers navigating power struggles, and anyone who wants to raise emotionally resilient teens without losing the relationship that matters most.

Recommended Resources & Platforms Mentioned in This Episode

Parenting the Adlerian Way Podcast

Trailer: Welcome to The Family Dialogues Podcast

Saison 1

jeudi 8 janvier 2026 • Durée 02:52

Family life can feel overwhelming, meltdowns, tension in your relationship, emotional distance, and the constant question, “Am I failing at this?” But thriving homes are possible, even when things feel hard.

Hosted by Dr. Taniesha Burke, research psychologist, parenting coach, and mother of three boys, Family Dialogues Podcast tackles the real, unspoken challenges of parenting, marriage, intimacy after kids, shared responsibility, and raising confident, capable children.

Each episode brings:

Evidence-based family and child development insights
Conversations with leading psychologists and family experts
Practical tools you can use in everyday life
Support for couples, new parents, and caregivers navigating stress or advocating for children with special needs

Because happy, connected families don’t happen by accident. They happen through understanding, teamwork, and intentional dialogue.

The future is the family.

Subscribe now and start your family’s new chapter.

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Is Mouth Breathing Affecting Your Child’s Sleep, Behavior & Jaw Development? | Dr. Sandra Kahn

Saison 2

mardi 9 juin 2026 • Durée 01:13:29

What if your child’s snoring, mouth breathing, crowded teeth, restless sleep, bedwetting, or attention struggles were connected?

In this episode of Family Dialogues, Dr. Sandra Kahn, orthodontist and author of Jaws: The Story of a Hidden Epidemic, joins us to discuss how children’s breathing, jaw growth, oral posture, sleep quality, and facial development are deeply connected.

Dr. Kahn explains why mouth breathing is often a symptom of a deeper airway issue, how nasal breathing supports healthy sleep and brain development, and why parents should pay attention to signs such as snoring, open-mouth posture, dark circles under the eyes, restless sleep, crowded teeth, chewing with the mouth open, and emotional dysregulation.

We also explore the possible links between poor sleep, ADHD-like behaviors, bedwetting, reflux, ear infections, narrow jaws, pacifier use, soft foods, swallowing habits, and early childhood development. Dr. Kahn shares practical ways parents can observe their child’s breathing, chewing, swallowing, posture, and sleep without creating anxiety or pressure at home.

This conversation is especially helpful for parents of young children, pregnant mothers, caregivers concerned about mouth breathing, and families looking for early support before braces, sleep studies, or chronic health concerns emerge.

In this episode, we discuss:

Why children should breathe through the nose at rest and during sleep
Red flags of poor airway function, including snoring and restless sleep
How mouth breathing may affect jaw growth, facial development, and crowded teeth
The connection between sleep quality, emotional regulation, ADHD-like symptoms, and bedwetting
Why chewing, swallowing, oral posture, and tongue position matter
How parents can talk with pediatricians, ENTs, dentists, and orthodontists about airway concerns
Why early intervention in the first years of life can make a difference

Resources, programs, and platforms mentioned:

Childhood Money Wounds: How They Shape Your Family, Marriage & Wealth | Dr. Nicole B. Simpson

Saison 2

mardi 2 juin 2026 • Durée 01:29:34

Money problems are often blamed on poor budgeting, but what if the deeper issue is financial trauma?

In this powerful episode, Dr. Taniesha Burke speaks with Dr. Nicole B. Simpson, Certified Financial Planner, CEO of Harvest Wealth Financial, and author of Breaking Free from Financial Trauma. Together, they explore how childhood money wounds, a scarcity mindset, layoffs, divorce, illness, debt, and family obligations can shape how parents manage money, relationships, and legacy.

Dr. Simpson shares practical wisdom on healing your relationship with money, setting financial boundaries with extended family, reducing consumer debt, preparing for aging parents, using life insurance wisely, and teaching children healthier money habits. She also explains why financial freedom begins with mindset, stewardship, and small daily decisions.

This conversation is especially helpful for parents, couples, adult children supporting family members, and anyone ready to break generational cycles around money, stress, and survival.

In this episode, we discuss:

What financial trauma is and how it affects families
How childhood scarcity shapes adult money habits
Why more income does not automatically create wealth
The pressure of financially supporting extended family
How to set boundaries without abandoning loved ones
The impact of consumer debt on parents and children
Why families need honest conversations about aging, insurance, and legacy
Simple ways to start tracking spending and rebuilding financial confidence
How parents can teach children financial responsibility
Why community, faith, and family support matter during uncertain times

Mentioned Resources:

Dr. Nicole B. Simpson's website

How to Save Your Marriage While Raising a Child with Disabilities (Real Strategies That Work) | Kristin Faith Evans

Saison 1

mardi 31 mars 2026 • Durée 01:02:16

What happens to your marriage when life takes an unexpected turn through diagnosis, chronic stress, and emotional overwhelm?

In this powerful episode of the Family Dialogues Podcast, Dr. Taniesha Burke speaks with licensed therapist, author, and special needs mom Kristin Faith Evans about how couples can not only survive but build a thriving, connected marriage while raising children with disabilities.

Kristin shares her deeply personal journey through trauma, chronic grief, and marital strain, and the practical tools that helped her rebuild trust, connection, and emotional resilience in her relationship.

This episode offers real, research-informed strategies for parents navigating caregiving stress, mental health challenges, and the silent impact on their marriage.

🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

The hidden impact of chronic sorrow and “living loss” in special needs parenting
Why marriages often struggle under caregiving stress, and how to rebuild connection
Practical tools for improving communication, emotional regulation, and intimacy
How 5–10 minute daily check-ins can transform your relationship
The role of mindfulness, self-regulation, and micro self-care moments
How to support siblings and recognize signs of emotional distress
What friends and family should really say (and do) to support parents
Reconnecting spiritually when faith feels distant or strained

💡 Key Takeaways:

Small, consistent actions, not grand gestures, strengthen marriages
Emotional validation is more powerful than fixing problems
Regulated conversations lead to better decisions and less conflict
You are not alone, connection and support are essential

🎯 Perfect For:

Parents raising children with disabilities or special needs

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“I Grew Up Without a Father:” The Truth About Childhood Trauma & Healing | Adam B. Coleman

Saison 1

mardi 24 mars 2026 • Durée 01:43:09

In this powerful episode of Family Dialogues Podcast, we sit down with author and cultural commentator Adam B. Coleman to explore the long-term impact of father absence, single-parent households, and broken family systems on children and society.

Drawing from his deeply personal story and his book The Children We Left Behind, Adam shares how growing up without a consistent father figure shaped his identity, mental health, relationships, and self-worth. Together, we unpack the emotional realities many children silently carry from abandonment wounds to low self-esteem and why these experiences often go unnoticed.

This conversation goes beyond personal stories to examine broader cultural trends, including the normalization of family separation, the role of extended family, and the societal consequences of prioritizing adult happiness over children’s well-being.

We also explore:

The psychological effects of fatherlessness on boys and girls
Why children from single-parent homes often hide their pain
The link between family breakdown, mental health struggles, and risky behaviors
The dangers children face when non-biological adults enter the home
How unresolved childhood trauma impacts adult relationships and parenting
The importance of intentional parenting, emotional connection, and accountability

Adam also offers hope by sharing how he broke generational patterns, rebuilt his identity, and is raising his son with intention, presence, and emotional awareness.

This episode is essential listening for parents, caregivers, and anyone seeking to understand the deeper impact of family dynamics on child development and long-term well-being.

Resources & Recommendations

The Children We Left Behind – Adam B. Coleman

How Moms Can Start a Business Without Losing Their Family | Faith, Entrepreneurship & Motherhood | Cherene Francis

Saison 1

mardi 17 mars 2026 • Durée 01:26:03

Can mothers successfully balance entrepreneurship, marriage, and motherhood without losing themselves in the process?

In this episode of the Family Dialogues Podcast, Dr. Taniesha speaks with multimedia creator, filmmaker, and business strategist Cherene Francis about how women can build meaningful businesses while nurturing strong families and staying grounded in their identity.

Together, they explore the mindset shifts women need to move from uncertainty to confidence, practical ways to start a business with minimal resources, and how faith, discipline, and intentional family planning help women thrive in multiple roles.

Cherene shares powerful insights from her journey as an entrepreneur, wife, and mother including how grounding your day, understanding your personal rhythms, and building an intentional family ecosystem can transform both your business and home life.

This episode is especially valuable for mothers considering starting a home-based business, transitioning to entrepreneurship, or creating a more flexible work life while remaining deeply present for their children and marriage.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

Why mindset and identity are the foundation of successful entrepreneurship
Practical steps to start a business with minimal money or resources
How mothers can leverage their skills and passions to create income online
The role of faith, purpose, and personal development in building a meaningful business
How to avoid common pitfalls when choosing a business coach or program
Why AI can be a helpful tool, but not a replacement for human creativity and purpose
How to design a family-centered business plan that prioritizes marriage and children
Strategies for raising independent and capable children while managing a busy life
The wisdom of the as a model for leadership, entrepreneurship, and family life

Raising a Child With Disabilities: Advocacy, Marriage, Faith & Thriving as a Special Needs Parent | Christine Staple-Ebanks

Saison 1

mardi 10 mars 2026 • Durée 01:21:09

Raising a child with disabilities can transform every aspect of family life from medical decisions and advocacy to marriage, sibling relationships, and personal identity. In this powerful episode of Family Dialogues, Dr. Taniesha Burke speaks with author, advocate, and speaker Christine Staple-Ebanks, a mother whose son Nathan was diagnosed with cerebral palsy after surviving a life-threatening birth condition.

Christine shares her deeply personal journey navigating medical uncertainty, building resilience, and becoming a fierce advocate for her child. From raising Nathan in Jamaica, where services were limited, to navigating complex systems in the United States, Christine reveals how parents can move from overwhelm to empowerment.

This conversation explores how families can stay connected, how parents can advocate effectively for their children, and how faith, community, and knowledge can transform a difficult diagnosis into a meaningful life mission.

Whether you’re a parent of a child with special needs, a professional working with families, or someone supporting loved ones through similar challenges, this episode offers practical tools, emotional insight, and hope.

In This Episode, We Discuss

The emotional impact of receiving a cerebral palsy diagnosis
Trusting parental intuition when developmental milestones seem delayed
The difference between aggressive vs. assertive advocacy in healthcare and education
Navigating IEP meetings and special education systems
How disability affects siblings, marriage, and the entire family system
Rebuilding identity after leaving a career to become a caregiver
Why community support and parent networks are essential
How faith, resilience, and purpose can emerge through hardship
Practical strategies for balancing caregiving, finances, and self-care
Preparing for your child’s transition to adulthood and guardianship

Key Takeaways About Our Guest Connect With Christine Platforms & Programs Mentioned in This Episode

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