Strong parent partnerships are crucial for school success, and in this episode, Jennifer Pitcher dives into the importance of self-care for parents to combat burnout. She is joined by Megan Donohue, a behavioral therapist with extensive experience in dialectical behavior therapy, who sheds light on how parents can set limits and expectations for their children while maintaining their own well-being. They discuss strategies to tackle common parenting challenges, such as managing device usage at bedtime, and emphasize the necessity of acknowledging and tolerating discomfort both for parents and children. Megan highlights that effective parenting isn’t about quick fixes but rather a commitment to ongoing practice and understanding. They also explore how reaching out for help is not a sign of weakness but an essential step toward healthier family dynamics. For more information about Megan Donohue and dialectical behavior therapy please visit www.dbthq.com