Cyuah Therapy

06/30/2025

05/20/2025

✨ New episode is live! ✨

“5 Steps to Reconnect With Your Son” is out now.

If you’ve felt distance, disconnection, or just want to build a stronger bond with your son—this one’s for you. 💬💙

🎧 Tune in now and start rebuilding connection with presence, trust, and purpose.

🔗 Watch now on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWJxuxyr_Hs&t=29s

05/16/2025

This shift changes everything.

It turns fear into trust, distance into connection, and silence into openness.
Let’s build relationships our kids feel safe in—especially our sons.

05/13/2025

If you’ve ever felt stuck repeating yourself, raising your voice, or wondering why your kid listens to everyone but you… this episode is for you. 🎧

In just 4 minutes, I’ll share 5 practical, science-backed ways to get your child to actually listen—without yelling, threats, or battles.

👀 Watch now and shift from power struggles to real connection.

05/09/2025

😩 Tired of repeating yourself 100 times a day?

Yelling doesn’t work. Nagging doesn’t help. So what actually gets kids to listen?

🧠 In the last episode, I’ll break down the real reason kids tune us out—and I’ll share 5 powerful, science-backed strategies to get your child to actually hear you (and respond!) without battles or burnout.

🎧 Whether you’re dealing with tantrums, tech, or teen eye rolls—this is your parenting reset.

👉 Watch now: Getting Your Kids to Listen to You

05/01/2025

It's not about doing more.
It’s about doing the right things.

🎙️ In this episode of Parenting is Easy, Said No One Ever, licensed psychotherapist Chananya Abraham shares 7 science-backed strategies to help you raise confident, emotionally strong kids—without yelling, burnout, or outdated advice.

✅ Learn how to build real connection
✅ Set screen time boundaries that stick
✅ Raise kids who actually listen

💥 Start parenting smarter, not harder.

🎧 Watch the episode now — https://youtu.be/lxeNMvdbsMc

04/28/2025

It only takes 4 minutes to change the way my child listens. 💬👂

In this episode of Parenting is Easy (Said No One Ever), I’m sharing the science-backed strategies that help me get my kid to actually hear me—without yelling, nagging, or repeating myself a hundred times.

💡 Real tools I use.
🧠 Backed by brain science.
❤️ Built on connection.

04/24/2025

If you feel like you’re constantly repeating yourself—or yelling just to be heard—I get it. I’ve been there too.

In this episode, I break down exactly what I do to help my child actually listen (without the power struggles).

💡 Real strategies that work for me
📉 Less yelling (finally!)
📈 More connection with my child

🎧 Watch the full episode now and start changing the way you communicate—just like I did.

04/11/2025

As parents, it’s not about restricting—It’s about protecting.

Boundaries aren’t barriers. They’re lifelines. ❤️​

🎧 New episode out now: 7 Habits to Prevent Phone Addiction in Kids

Tune in for practical tips, honest advice, and a better way to talk tech at home.

04/10/2025

Structure isn’t about control—it’s about freedom.

In this episode of Parenting is Easy, I share practical ways to set boundaries, model healthy behavior, and help your kids build a balanced relationship with screens.

🎧 Tune in now and take the first step toward digital peace at home.

03/27/2025

🚨 THE TALK YOU CAN’T AVOID! 🚨​
Every parent dreads this conversation… but avoiding it isn’t an option. The internet exposes kids to content they’re not ready for, and if we don’t guide them, someone else will.
In this episode of Parenting is Easy, Said No One Ever, Chananya Abraham breaks down:
🔹 How to talk to your kids about po*******hy—without shame or fear
🔹 Why this conversation matters more than ever
🔹 How explicit content affects young minds & relationships
🔹 The 5 rules for making this talk effective
Your kids deserve honest, age-appropriate guidance—and it starts with YOU. 💬​
📢 Watch now and start the conversation that could change everything. 👇​
📩 Got questions? Drop them in the comments or DM us!

03/25/2025

Talking to your kids about po*******hy can feel uncomfortable—but it doesn’t have to be.
🚨 The key? Curiosity, not shame. Instead of blaming or accusing, teach and guide.
❌ “I saw what you were looking at! You’re in trouble!”
✅ “I know the internet brings all kinds of content, and I want to help you navigate it safely.”
This isn’t about punishment—it’s about giving kids the right tools to understand online content, healthy relationships, and personal values.
How do you handle tough conversations in your home? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇️​