Audiobooks by Aubrey Tyrell Young

The Unplugged Parent: Simple Strategies to Reduce Screen Time and Reconnect with Your Kids

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Feeling Disconnected? Reclaim Family Time from Screens with Simple, Practical Strategies. In today's hyper-connected world, are you finding it harder to connect meaningfully with your children? Do screen time battles, digital distractions, and worries about technology's impact leave you feeling overwhelmed and disconnected? You're not alone. 'The Unplugged Parent' offers a clear, compassionate, and practical roadmap for parents seeking to reduce screen dependency and cultivate deeper family bonds. Authored by Aubrey Tyrell Young, this guide moves beyond guilt and judgment, providing straightforward strategies grounded in understanding child development and family dynamics. Forget complex theories and impossible ideals; this book focuses on simple, actionable steps you can implement immediately to create lasting change. Inside, you'll discover: Why screens are so compelling: Understand the pull for both kids and parents without blame. The power of your example: Learn simple ways to model mindful tech use yourself. Creating structure that works: Implement effective screen-free times and zones (like meals and bedrooms). Setting limits that stick: Define clear, consistent, age-appropriate boundaries for screen duration and content. Filling the void: Cultivate appealing non-screen alternatives—rediscover play, embrace nature, encourage hobbies, and even harness the power of"

Aubrey Tyrell Young (Author), Digital Voice Madison G (Narrator)

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Beyond Labels: A Parent's Guide to Nurturing Your Twice-Exceptional (2e) Child.

"This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Is your bright, creative child also struggling with focus, organization, emotions, or learning? Do you see flashes of brilliance alongside baffling challenges? You might be parenting a twice-exceptional (2e) child—and you are not alone. Beyond Labels: A Parent's Guide to Nurturing Your Twice-Exceptional (2e) Child offers clear, compassionate, and practical guidance from child therapist Aubrey Tyrell Young. This essential resource helps you move past confusing labels to truly understand your child's unique profile, where giftedness intersects with challenges like ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), learning disabilities (dyslexia, dysgraphia), anxiety, or sensory processing differences. Inside this guide, you will discover: How to Decode 2e: Understand the paradox of strengths masking weaknesses (and vice-versa), recognize the signs, and navigate the assessment process. The Inner World: Gain insight into the asynchronous development, emotional intensity, perfectionism, and unique sensitivities of 2e children. Practical Strategies for Home & School: Find actionable tools for supporting executive function (organization, time management, initiation), emotional regulation (managing meltdowns, building frustration tolerance), social skills development, and sensory needs. Effective Advocacy: Learn how to navigate school systems, understand your rights (IEP/504 plans), collaborate with teachers, and troubleshoot common issues to ensure your child receives appropriate support and challenge. Nurturing Potential: Implement a strength-based approach to identify and cultivate your child's talents and passions, balancing enrichment with necessary support."

Aubrey Tyrell Young (Author), Digital Voice Madison G (Narrator)

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[German] - The Anxious ADHDer: Integrated Strategies for Parenting Kids with Both ADHD and Anxiety

"Dieses Hörbuch wird von einer digitalen Stimme vorgelesen. Is your child struggling with the double challenge of ADHD and anxiety? Do you feel caught between managing impulsivity and soothing worry, often receiving conflicting advice? You're not alone. Parenting a child with co-occurring ADHD and anxiety presents unique hurdles. The restlessness and focus challenges of ADHD can fuel anxiety, while the fear and overwhelm of anxiety can intensify ADHD symptoms, creating a cycle that leaves both child and parent feeling exhausted and misunderstood. Standard parenting strategies often fall short because they fail to address the complex interplay between these two conditions. 'The Anxious ADHDer' offers a vital lifeline—a clear, compassionate guide written from the perspective of a child therapist specializing in these co-occurring conditions. This book moves beyond treating symptoms in isolation, providing practical, integrated strategies designed to support your child's whole experience."

Aubrey Tyrell Young (Author), Digitale Stimme Madison G (Narrator)

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