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S3. Annie Certo: How Dads Support Elite Daughter Athletes and Parents Talk About School Shootings
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Annie Certo works for Brightline (https://www.hellobrightline.com/) which helps kids, teens and their parents find coaching help where and when they need it.
Tim opens the pod talking about the confusing idea of parental love.
Annie shares how her Dad supported her as she continued to excel as a soccer star as well as how her father got help to break generational wounds and patterns.
Annie shares her perspective on daughters getting help when the Dad is or isn’t engaged or a part of the process.
We end the pod talking about how we can support our kids when talking about the school shootings or anything around those tragic events.
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