In this episode of the TCK Training Podcast, Lauren and Tanya have a heartfelt conversation about the things that make TCK transitions hard. They share what they’ve learned talking to hundreds of TCKs, and from their own experience growing up in high mobility. Tune in to learn more about how transitions affect us, and how we can leverage the tools in our arsenal to care well for those who move, and those who stay behind.
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What do TCKs need from the community?
In the previous episode, Lauren and Elizabeth talked about what TCKs need within their home. This week, Elizabeth is back and has a chat with Tanya about what TCKs need from their community! They dive into research on Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) and how to implement them as counterweights to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).Join them for practical strategies and insightful data to shed more light on setting TCKs up for thriving!
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What do TCKs need in the Home?
Lauren and Elizabeth are back, and today they explore what it takes to create a thriving home for TCKs. They explain why emotional safety and tuning into kids’ needs are key—especially when life’s full of big moves and transitions. With plenty of practical tips, they share how parents can build a home that feels like a true anchor, helping TCKs build resilience and navigate the emotional layers of the TCK experience.https://www.tcktraining.com/course/pces-miniserieshttps://www.tcktraining.com/course/safe-spaces-miniseries
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How does TCK grief stack
In this episode, Lauren and Jessi dive into “grief stacking” and how TCKs’ losses can pile up until it feels like a tower of unprocessed grief. They chat about the impact this can have on mental and physical health and why it’s so important to tackle these griefs head-on. Tune in for insights, practical tools, and a reminder of how processing loss can lead to new strengths!https://www.tcktraining.com/research
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Why don't we stop talking about TCK grief?
In this episode, Elizabeth is joined by Jessi - our Director of ATCK Services and Marketing. Together, they answer a question that we often get asked: why don’t we stop talking about TCK grief? They share honest insights on why it matters to have those conversations going—even when it feels easier to focus on the positives. Enjoy their takeaways from years of unstacking grief while making sure to find the heart and humor throughout the process!
Join Lauren, Elizabeth, Tanya and Jessi - aka the leadership team at TCK Training - as they have hope-filled and research-based conversations about raising Third Culture Kids, being an Adult Third Culture Kid, or working in a profession where you're caring for Third Culture Kids and their families.
Thank you for being here, and enjoy the episodes!
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