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On and Off the Couch

IPA’s On and Off the Couch

Episode 184:  Affects, Curiosity, and Corporal Punishment with Paul Holinger, MD, MPH

Join host Harvey Schwartz as he sits down with Paul Holinger, MD, MPH, based in Chicago. They begin by unpacking Tomkins’ pioneering work on affects, delving into how emotions shape our experience. The conversation then takes a fascinating turn into curiosity, exploring infant awareness and developmental milestones—look out for insights on differences between 14‑ and 18‑month‑olds. Finally, they engage with the provocative topic of corporal punishment, examining its influence on child psychology and clinical practice.

Talking to Teens: Expert Tips for Parent of Teenagers (Podcast)

Rethinking Punishment for Teenagers

Talking to Teens Podcast

Paul C. Holinger, author of Affects, Cognition, and Language as Foundations of Human Development, delves into the role of interest in building self-esteem, the dangers of physical punishment, and strategies for fostering curiosity in teenagers.

Brown Bear Mama Podcast

Brown Bear Mama

Raising Brown Children in White Spaces

Brown Mama Bear is your go-to podcast for real, relatable conversations on raising Black and Brown children in predominantly white spaces. Packed with support, inspiration, and practical insights, each episode helps parents empower their kids to love who they are and confidently take their place in the world.

Real Talk for Real Teachers

Real Talk for Real Teachers with Dr. Becky Bailey and special guest Dr. Barbara Landon

Conscious Discipline

Dr. Becky Bailey and special guest Dr. Barbara Landon as they tackle a challenging topic: corporal punishment. They define what corporal punishment is, explore its psychological and emotional effects, and discuss compassionate, effective alternatives.

Glimpsing the Iceberg: Corporal Punishment and Physical Abuse, with Amy Slep, Ph.D.

Glimpsing the Iceberg: Corporal Punishment and Physical Abuse, with Amy Slep, Ph.D.

One in Ten

Host Teresa Huizar interviews Dr. Amy Slep from NYU to shine a light on the hidden risks of childhood discipline practices. Through a groundbreaking anonymous study—especially among military families—they reveal how corporal punishment can escalate from common discipline into actual physical abuse, even involving infants. This candid conversation unpacks what defines abuse, why parents might underreport it, and why understanding this “iceberg” is vital for prevention strategies.