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The Move. Talk. Thrive. Podcast

Emily Mackie Speechie and Lizzy Dawson EP

We are child development obsessed, mums, business besties and are here to spill our secrets. We have a combined 30 years experience working with children. Each episode we will bring you up to date research and evidence based strategies to set children up to thrive. This is the Move, Talk, Thrive Podcast.

kids & family education for kids

All Episodes

55:10

#35 Reflecting on 2024: Wins, Lessons, and Goals for...

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2024/12/22

In this special Christmas episode, Emily and Lizzy reflect on the highlights, challenges, and key lessons from 2024. They share their biggest wins, learning opportunities, and actionable insights they'll carry into 2025. Tune in for a deep dive into their reflections and goal-setting practices to inspire your own end-of-year review. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: How to reflect on a year’s accomplishments and challenges. Strategies for effective goal planning for the new year. Key lessons Emily

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41:55

#34 From Conflict to Collaboration: Strategies for...

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2024/12/15

In this episode, we explore strategies for successfully navigating high-stakes conversations where emotions are high, and the outcomes are critical. Whether you're negotiating with colleagues, managing family disagreements, or handling challenging business discussions, mastering communication is the key to success.Building on our highly-rated conflict resolution episode from Season 1, we delve deeper into essential techniques to help you manage emotions, communicate effectively, and foster

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35:20

#33 Mastering Transitions with Confidence: Practical...

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2024/12/08

In this episode, we dive deep into the significance of transitions in both everyday life and therapy sessions. We unpack strategies for managing transitions, fostering secure attachments, and creating predictable routines that set children up for success. Whether you’re a parent, therapist, or educator, this episode offers invaluable insights into understanding and supporting children through changes, big or small. Key Points: What Are Transitions? Transitions range from small changes like moving

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40:32

#32 Beyond SMART Goals: A Deeper Dive into Effective...

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2024/12/01

In this episode, Lizzy and Emily dive into the essential topic of goal setting in allied health. They discuss the unique challenges allied health professionals face in setting effective, measurable goals for clients, particularly children. They explore various frameworks, such as SMART and GROW models, and emphasize the importance of understanding child development, using evidence-based practices, and aligning goals with functional outcomes for long-term progress.Lizzy and Emily also share insights

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35:27

#31 Is your child ready for school? Will they be...

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2024/11/24

Episode Summary:In this episode, Lizzy Dawson, and Emily Mackie, dive into the topic of school readiness. With their combined 30 years of experience working with children, they share insights, strategies, and research-based tips to prepare kids for the transition to formal schooling. Whether you're a parent, clinician, or educator, this episode is packed with valuable information to ensure children are socially, emotionally, and practically ready to thrive in school. Key Takeaways: School

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38:43

#30 NDIS: Navigating Uncertainty and Building...

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2024/11/17

In this episode, Lizzy and Emily dive into the pressing issues around the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and how recent changes impact allied health practitioners. They share insights on managing client expectations, adapting reporting methods, and staying resilient through the evolving NDIS landscape. Lizzy discusses her proactive approach to advocacy for exercise physiologists and her recent challenges with client funding. Emily provides strategies for maintaining a balanced mindset

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48:49

Deep Dive into Selective Mutism with Dr Melissa Giglio

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2024/11/10

Guest Expert: Dr Melissa GiglioIn this episode, Dr. Melissa Giglio discusses her specialised approach to treating selective mutism through intensive therapy camps. She shares insights into the effectiveness of these camps, which provide 20 hours of therapy over five days, and how they have drawn families and clinicians from around the world. Dr. Giglio also emphasises the importance of niche mentoring for clinicians seeking to specialise in this area and expresses her passion for spreading

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58:42

Purpose-Led Successful Careers: Alana Nicholls,...

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2024/11/03

In this episode, Alana Nicholls joins Lizzy and Emily to discuss the importance of personal branding, business culture, and values in driving success. They explore how these elements have shaped Alana’s journey, leading to the creation of ProPurpose, a movement dedicated to charitable impact. Key Highlights: Alana's Journey & ProPurpose: Alana shares her career journey from co-running an electrical business to founding ProPurpose, a venture rooted in charitable impact. She emphasises the

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39:45

Understanding Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)...

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2024/10/27

Host: Lizzy DawsonGuest: Bianca Heaphy, Paediatric Psychologist, Director & Principal Psychologist at Little Insights In this episode, we’re joined by paediatric psychologist Bianca Heaphy from Little Insights to dive deep into Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), how it presents in children, and why it's often misunderstood. Bianca shares her insights on supporting children with PDA through flexible, personalised approaches and the importance of collaboration between professionals, parents,

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37:11

Why 'Wait and See' Doesn't Work!! What’s the...

The Move. Talk. Thrive. Podcast ·

2024/10/20

Hosts: Emily Mackie and Lizzy Dawson In this episode, we discuss the challenges of waitlists in allied health services, particularly for paediatric patients. We explore how professionals can provide support in the meantime, the importance of early intervention, and offer practical advice and resources for parents. We also dive into emotional connections that drive our passion for helping children. Key Takeaways: Parents often experience roadblocks, but consistency, education, and encouragement are

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49:58

Understanding Sensory Processing with Lauren Dorney,...

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2024/10/13

Host: Lizzy Dawson Guest: Lauren Dorney, Occupational Therapist at Baby and Beyond Therapy Hub In this episode, Lauren shares her extensive knowledge about sensory processing and its crucial role in child development. The discussion covers how sensory issues can affect children’s behaviour, emotional regulation, and participation in daily life. Lauren dives into her therapeutic approach, the importance of early intervention, and how professionals can collaborate to improve outcomes for children. Key

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33:31

How do you know if you are a good team player?

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2024/10/06

Welcome to another episode of Move.Talk,Thrive! Today, we delve into the core value of being an effective team player. In this episode, we unpack what it means to be a team player, share our personal experiences within various teams, and discuss the essential attributes of a great team player. Key Topics Discussed: The importance of teamwork from early childhood to professional life. The challenges of transitioning from individual competition to collaborative work environments. The role of humility

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01:02:32

Managing Challenging Behaviours with Stephanie Pinto

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2024/09/30

In this episode, we dive into the nuances of emotional expression and how it impacts leadership and parenting. Our guest, Stephanie Pinto, an expert in emotional intelligence, shares her insights on why detecting emotions through facial expressions is often inaccurate and how our own emotional states can influence our perceptions. We discuss the importance of teaching emotional vocabulary to children through real-life experiences rather than relying solely on traditional visuals. Stephanie also

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29:35

From Peer to Leader: Navigating the Path to Effective...

The Move. Talk. Thrive. Podcast ·

2024/09/22

In this episode of the Move Talk Thrive podcast, hosts Emily and Lizzy delve into the journey of leadership. They share their experiences transitioning from new grads to leadership roles and owning their own businesses. They discuss the true essence of leadership, the importance of self-leadership, and practical steps for aspiring leaders.Key Topics: Defining Leadership: Understanding leadership beyond titles and status. Self-Leadership: The importance of leading oneself before leading

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46:24

Mastering Energy Management with Lorraine Murphy

The Move. Talk. Thrive. Podcast ·

2024/09/15

In this episode, we’re joined by Lorraine Murphy, a mentor, speaker, and author who specialises in energy management, business strategy, and life balance. Lorraine shares her insights on why energy management is crucial, particularly for women, and provides actionable steps to balance masculine and feminine energy, avoid burnout, and maintain strong personal and professional boundaries. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a health professional, or someone striving for a better work-life balance,

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45:36

Unpacking Assessments: A Deep Dive into Allied Health

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2024/09/08

In this episode, Lizzy and Em explore the intricacies of assessments within the allied health sector, highlighting the diversity in approaches across disciplines. Lizzy discusses her work in creating a protocol tailored for exercise physiologists, while Em shares her journey in examining various assessment methodologies. They delve into the tension between standardised assessments and more practical, dynamic approaches, emphasising the need for a balanced use of both. The conversation also touches

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32:55

Giving Power to our Parents

The Move. Talk. Thrive. Podcast ·

2024/07/21

In this episode, we focus on how we can empower parents and enhance collaboration to achieve a better therapeutic approach. Drawing from our experiences as two mums who have taken our kids to specialists and therapy, we discuss the differences between medical and therapeutic treatments, highlighting that speech and exercise physiology journeys are often long and require ongoing engagement.To alleviate parents' anxiety, education and open communication are crucial. Aligning education with the value

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28:52

Are you an entrepreneur or an intrapreneur? 7 ways...

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2024/07/14

In this episode, we explore the concepts of entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship, sharing personal insights and experiences from both of our past experiences. We begin by defining an entrepreneur as someone who sets up businesses, taking on financial risks. In contrast, an intrapreneur is an individual who creates new and innovative products within an established business, utilising the company's resources to bring ideas to life.We discuss the importance of both roles in the workplace,

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36:50

Do you squirm in confrontation and conflict? Let’s...

The Move. Talk. Thrive. Podcast ·

2024/07/07

In this episode, we dive into the topic of constructive conflict and crucial conversations, exploring how to handle confrontation effectively. Liz shares her insights after reading "The Advantage" by Patrick Lencioni, which reshaped her understanding of conflict.First, we define conflict and dispel the myth that conflict is inherently bad. Conflict is essential in the workplace, fostering growth and improvement. We discuss the spectrum of conflict, from artificial harmony to destructive conflict,

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50:00

Feeling time poor? Take control of your time

The Move. Talk. Thrive. Podcast ·

2024/07/01

In this episode, we delve into the importance of effective planning and time management, featuring insights from Liz on quarterly planning. Liz emphasises the need for clear long-term goals, asking yourself where you want to be in five years, one year, and 3 months, and listing the tasks necessary to achieve those goals. We call on exercise goals as an example of commitment to goals, breaking big goals down and creating healthy habits. One common pitfall is the perception of either having too much

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