Episode

Getting Out of the Hole

Podcast
The Lauren Edmunds Podcast
Published
Jan 19, 2026
Duration seconds
548
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Summary

Lauren Edmunds uses a powerful metaphor to explore what real remediation should look like when children are struggling. Rather than repeatedly pulling children out of difficulty, she explains why the focus must be on building the skills, resilience and self-belief that allow them to climb out themselves — and stay out. This episode is a thoughtful reflection on over-helping, learned helplessness, and the role of parents, teachers and therapists in creating strong, capable children who can navigate challenges with confidence. Omatas Learning Centre