May 20, 2025 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am
May 20, 2025 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am
Location: Zoom
Discover your body’s unique blueprint and nonverbal signals to deepen your connection with yourself and others. The True Temperature Check builds awareness of your senses, helping you live a more embodied life. Whole health starts by learning practical lifestyle exercises that support your mental, physical, and spiritual well-being.
Understanding your own well-being is vital for effectively supporting your child as a parent or caregiver. The “True Temperature Check” is a holistic approach that focuses on three key areas: mind, body, and spirit. By tuning into these areas, you’ll deepen your connection with yourself and enhance your ability to respond empathetically to your child’s needs.
Discover your unique nonverbal signals and learn sensory exercises that promote greater awareness and presence in your caregiving role. By recognizing your own stress and relaxation cues, you’ll build resilience and model self-awareness for your child—transforming challenging moments into opportunities for growth and connection.
Gain tools to identify and manage your stress responses, techniques for modeling emotional regulation for your child, and insights into how pain and emotion are expressed in the body. Together, we’ll create grounded and connected caregiving dynamics that empower you and the young people you support. Join us and take the first step towards nurturing whole health for your family!
May 20, 2025 @ 10:00 am
10:00 am PDT – 11:00 am PDT
Dr. Lori Baudino has been a practicing clinician for over 20 years. Her professional work fuses integrative health into hospital care, private practice, parent education, academic teaching, and global outreach.
Dr. Baudino’s work is grounded in the belief that the mind, body, and spirit are interconnected. She uses an embodied methodology to support social, emotional, physical, and cognitive health, which promotes greater awareness and connection.
Dr. Baudino is a leading advocate for integrating movement and body awareness into psychotherapeutic practice. Her work is helping to change the way we think about health and healing, and she is inspiring people all over the world to celebrate and move together!
SPECIALIZATION (but not limited to)
● Child Development
● Asychonistic/2e/Gifted
● Medically Fragile & Chronic Illness
● Autoimmune/PANS/PANDAS
● Special Needs/Autism Spectrum Disorder
● ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, & Additional Learning/Behavioral Challenges
● Addiction, Trauma, Early Intervention/Parent Support
● New Parenting/Infant Attachment
● Travel Preparation and Success
● Integrative Practices; Embodied Psychotherapy (*Individual & retreat)
Samantha Levy, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist who received her Ph.D. from Georgia State University in the Child and Family specialty track. During her clinical, child-centered internship at UCLA, she became involved with the Pediatric Pain Program. Subsequently, she obtained her postdoctoral training there. Dr. Levy works with whole families, individual children/teens, or parents, depending on the specific situation.
She employs an array of psychological orientations (e.g., CBT, play therapy, mindfulness, hypnotherapy, ACT, IFS), to help the children/teens with their pain and any accompanying emotional issues. She helps the families understand the connection between physical pain and emotional difficulties (mind/body connection). She teaches parenting skills and helps parents facilitate their child’s arduous, courageous journey back to functioning more fully in the world again. Dr. Levy runs the Parent CHYPchat and Creating Bonds for parents and caregivers. She also contributes to the CHYP parenting blog and the monthly webinar series.