Dr. Lori Baudino, bc-dmt

Dr. Lori Baudino, bc-dmt 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Parent + Child Focus | 📍 Licensed in CA & UT
🧠 Integrative Therapy
đź—Ł Author, Speaker, Founder
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Step into the world of parenting with me, Dr. Lori Baudino, and embark on a 16-day journey toward deeper connection and ...
04/17/2026

Step into the world of parenting with me, Dr. Lori Baudino, and embark on a 16-day journey toward deeper connection and understanding with your child - all while having a blast!

For $1 per day, you’ll access a treasure trove of simple yet powerful insights and activities designed to enhance your parenting skills and infuse purpose into every moment.

Each day, you’ll receive an email with invaluable tips and tricks to bolster your parenting journey, transforming your everyday moments into opportunities for boundless connection, joyful play, heartfelt love, and holistic well-being.

04/15/2026

The end of the school year can feel so far away for kids.
Break it down. Make it visible. Focus on what’s ahead—not how long is left.
A little structure + something to look forward to can change everything.

Not every child finishes the year feeling energized.For many, it’s a slow accumulation of stress, pressure, and fatigue....
04/15/2026

Not every child finishes the year feeling energized.
For many, it’s a slow accumulation of stress, pressure, and fatigue.
After months of structure, expectations, social navigation, and performance pressure, their nervous systems are tired — even if they can’t fully articulate it.
What might look like irritability, lack of motivation, or “checking out” is often overwhelm.
Instead of pushing harder, try supporting differently:
• Build in more unstructured downtime
• Validate their feelings without fixing them
• Prioritize rest over productivity when possible
End-of-year stress isn’t a failure of resilience.
It’s a signal that support, not pressure, is needed.

04/08/2026

Think of your child’s nervous system like a ladder.
Too high can feel scary. Too low can feel impossible.
Our role is to help them find that “just right” middle—where they can explore, regulate, and trust themselves again.

When a child is acting out, it’s easy to jump to correction. To fix, redirect, or shut it down.But behavior is communica...
04/06/2026

When a child is acting out, it’s easy to jump to correction. To fix, redirect, or shut it down.

But behavior is communication.

And underneath most behaviors is a need to be seen, understood, or supported.

When you shift from “How do I stop this?” to “What is this telling me?” everything changes. You create space for connection instead of conflict.

Curiosity softens the moment. It opens the door to trust.

And from that place, real growth can happen for both of you.

04/03/2026

DANCE is the foundation of integration—how we move, connect, and understand ourselves (and each other).

It starts with noticing the small, often unconscious ways we show up—our reactions, patterns, and body language.

When we begin to put words to those experiences, awareness deepens and we shift out of autopilot.

From there, empathy naturally follows—for ourselves and for others.

This is where real change begins.

✨ Notice one small reaction today… and get curious about what it’s trying to tell you.

We often think of longevity as something to focus on later in life.But true longevity begins in childhood when we unders...
04/01/2026

We often think of longevity as something to focus on later in life.
But true longevity begins in childhood when we understand the full picture of a child’s development and support every system early on.
Through my integrative therapeutic protocol, I work with both parent and child to create a space for connection, awareness, and healing.
What’s often overlooked is how much parents learn about themselves in this process.
Sometimes, just one session can open the door to deeper understanding, stronger connection, and a more grounded sense of whole health for the entire family. DM me for more info đź’š

03/31/2026

We talk a lot about longevity… but it doesn’t start later in life. It starts in childhood.

Mental health is develop-mental health—supporting the whole child, from gut health to learning environments, and everything in between.

When we understand how their systems work together, we begin to understand ourselves better too.
Start now. Ask questions. Support the whole child—for lifelong wellbeing.

Not every child has the words to say what they’re feeling.
So they show you instead.Through big emotions.
Through resist...
03/27/2026

Not every child has the words to say what they’re feeling.
So they show you instead.
Through big emotions.
Through resistance.
Through withdrawal.
Behavior isn’t random—it’s information.
When we shift from reacting to getting curious,
we open the door to understanding what’s really going on beneath the surface.
Try this:
Next time your child acts out, pause and ask—what might they be trying to tell me?

In private practice, I work with children and their families to nurture development and strengthen the vital relationshi...
03/25/2026

In private practice, I work with children and their families to nurture development and strengthen the vital relationships between parents, children, and siblings. I emphasize the interconnectedness of body, mind, and spirit, recognizing that life is experienced through movement. My approach empowers children to express their feelings, experiences, and ideas holistically, facilitating a seamless connection between their words and actions. I tailor my methods to individual sensory and motor preferences, modeling effective ways to communicate emotional needs and supporting overall integration and well-being.

As a mother and world traveler, I am committed to supporting children across the globe, offering guidance during trauma and crisis, identifying a path through pathology, ease in disease, and a lens for experiencing challenges.

It’s easy to think connection comes from the big things—family trips, long talks, special milestones.But for kids, it’s ...
03/24/2026

It’s easy to think connection comes from the big things—
family trips, long talks, special milestones.

But for kids, it’s often much simpler than that.

It’s sitting next to them at the table.
Listening without rushing.
Being present, even for a few minutes.

These small, repeated moments are what create safety and trust over time.

Try this:
Spend 10 uninterrupted minutes with your child today—no phone, no distractions. Just connection.

03/24/2026

Parenting doesn’t have to feel chaotic. 🌿
It’s not about fixing every feeling or controlling every moment.

It’s about observing, being curious, and taking the journey with your child.
Your little ones are full of wisdom. They teach us, guide us, and show us so much about life.

The art of parenting?
Letting go of tension and frustration so you can truly see your child for who they are and enjoy them along the way.

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