Why Do I Feel So Angry? | Ep. 94
the brain science of anger as a default reaction and a reactive coping mechanism, and how you can respond in faith instead of fear triggers
Help! Homeschooling Is Overwhelming | Ep 93
provide a safe and encouraging learning environment understand each child’s learning needs help your kids grow in their learning interests teach your kids to get
Connecting in Your Marriage | Ep. 92
practical and powerful ways to apply the Connected Families Framework in your marriage relationship an approach that helps you focus on the positives and strengths
How Can I Better Parent My Adult Children? | Ep. 91
how to apply the Connected Families Framework and communicate the four messages with adult children ways to maintain connection with an adult child that nurture
A Powerful New Perspective for Parenting | Ep. 89
4 main shifts you can make to turn discipline situations into opportunities for growth and connection how the shift from managing to mentoring empowers your
Encouraging Kids Who “Just Don’t Care!” | Ep. 88
what might be going on under the surface of a kid who doesn’t seem to care a practical and gentle approach to asking your child
Connected Families Year-End Wrap-Up | Ep. 86
What does God have in store for Connected Families in 2022?
Want to Build a Connected Family? Be Intentional! | Ep. 84
connection to God connection to each other connection to our purpose in this world intentional, meaningful, and practical ways to connect to God, each other,
Joe and Becky’s Adoption Story | Ep. 82
Creating a culture of safety in your home
An Honest Conversation About Adoption | Ep. 81
Note: In this podcast we are sharing the perspective of three internationally adopted transracial families. We recognize there are many different ways adoptive families are
Why Changing Your Parenting Is So Hard | Ep. 80
Why is changing your parenting just so hard? You’ve tried everything to get a better result in your parenting: You’ve read the books, watched the
Is Mom Guilt Good? | Ep. 79
Mom guilt is real and it feels so heavy. Moms, do you ever find your thoughts spiraling through these statements? “I’m such a mess!” “I