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We want to hear from you! SummaryIn this episode of Dad's Unfiltered, hosts Pete and Chris discuss their recent life changes, including Chris's move to a new home and the challenges of parenting. They explore the complexities of setting up a new living space, the exhaustion that comes with parenting, and reflections on aging. The conversation touches on generational differences in parenting and the evolving responsibilities of being a parent in today's world. In this conversation, Pete and Chris delve into their experiences with comedy, live music, and the nostalgia surrounding film remakes ...

What happens when we stop pretending we’re fine and start getting honest with God? Jonathan Youssef sits down with Joy Chapman, West Coast Development Director for Leading The Way, to hear her powerful story of transformation. From a childhood faith shaped by Scripture to life-altering experiences of loss, fear, and forgiveness, Joy shares how God met her in moments of deep pain to bring true healing and freedom.Through disasters, both internal and external, Joy discovered that Jesus doesn’t just offer salvation, He offers healing for our memories, minds, and even our grief. Whether you’...

In this episode, I’m joined by Jane from Newtown Wellness, a licensed professional counselor and perinatal mental health expert. We dive deep into the emotional, mental, and spiritual transformation that happens when a woman becomes a mother and why this sacred season deserves more support than our culture often provides. Together, we explore: The invisible load of motherhood and how to name it Why setting boundaries isn’t selfish, it’s essential How to actually ask for help (and receive it) The impact of unresolved trauma on the postpartum experience What healthy support can look ...

Ever felt like you're the only parent struggling while everyone else seems to have it all figured out? Then this raw, honest conversation with Mark is exactly what you need.A self-described "undiagnosed neurotypical" dad raising three neurodivergent children. Mark candidly shares when he stopped seeing his son's behaviour as defiance and started understanding it as communication. Mark talks about how he learned to meet his children where they are rather than forcing them to meet expectations.We talk about the complicated emotions that come with diagnosis (both relief and grief), the freedom ...

Ever finally get a “yes” from your teen to hang out… and then sit there awkwardly wondering, “Now what?”If you’ve found yourself unsure what to do with teens once you’re actually together, this episode will walk you through it step by step. This is part two of our series on teen connection. Last week we covered how to get your teen to hang out with you. This week is about what to do with teens once you're there. From creating comfort to avoiding conversation-killers, we’re focusing on strategies that work in real life. I’ll share exactly how to strengthen your parent ...

Episode Notes: Cheers. Our second graduate. Timberwolves play off game. Four things happy people focus on everyday.Well Walk: Don't eat McDonald's chicken nuggetsMoney Minute: Losing your jobPR: Jami-Our second graduate, Scott-Going to the wolves gameStupid Fight of the Week: Watering the plants

In today's episode with special guest Dr. Dana Mitra, Lindsay discusses the latest student voice research and tools that educators can use with their students to aid their learning. Liked this episode? Rate, review, and share! Get In Touch With Dr. Dana Mitra: Website: https://danamitra.net/ Email: dana@danamitra.net Get Your Episode Freebie & More Resources On My Website: https://www.lindsaybethlyons.com/blog/213 Lindsay's Links: LinkedIn: @lindsaybethlyons Instagram: @lindsaybethlyons Facebook Group: Time for Teachership

Hi Parents! What if the key to helping your anxious teen wasn’t just about them - but started with you? In this episode, we’re exploring the powerful connection between emotional wounds and how they impact parenting, especially when raising teens who struggle with anxiety. I’m joined by Shelly Robinson - certified trauma-informed parent coach, founder of Raising Yourself, and mom of two teens. Shelly specializes in helping parents reconnect with themselves so they can show up more calmly and intentionally in their parenting. Her work invites parents to move beyond reaction and into ...

In this inspiring episode of The Running Wine Mom podcast, host Samantha Cieslinski sits down with Maddy Fero, founder and CEO of Little Rad Things, a kids' apparel brand rooted in confidence, empowerment, and adventure.Maddy shares her honest and relatable journey—from sewing her first pieces during the pandemic to building a brand that empowers the next generation of rad humans. She opens up about the challenges of balancing entrepreneurship with motherhood, the values she instills in her children, and the realities behind growing a business from scratch.You'll hear about:How frustration ...

Host Emily Hessney Lynch is joined by author Kristen Felicetti to discuss the one year anniversary of her debut novel, Log Off, social media nostalgia, and what the future of social media holds. They reflect on past eras of social media like LiveJournal and Myspace and muse about what it would take for a new social media platform to take the world by storm. Kristen also shares one of her favorite parent tropes, insights on getting in touch with your teenage self when writing a teenage character, and reflections on book marketing. Find Kristen on Instagram at @kris10felicetti and Emily at @...

Let us know how you enjoyed this episode!Feeling overwhelmed by the endless to-do list, mental load, and invisible labor of motherhood? You’re not alone—and you don’t have to keep doing it all on your own. In this episode, I’m joined by Hannah Morgan, founder of Heron House Management, to dive deep into practical, system-based solutions that help moms stop burning out and start building support—both inside and outside the home.We’re talking about real strategies for sharing the load, how to get your partner more involved without micromanaging, involving your kids and why ...

In this episode, Lauren and Jessica explore the fourth stage of the Five Ives framework—Thrive—where individuals and organizations are aligned with their goals and truly "living the dream." Thriving means healthy communication and the ability to regulation emotions quickly. It builds on the healing work of earlier stages like Revive and Strive and emphasizes the importance of social connection for long-term well-being. At this stage, fulfillment, alignment, and meaningful relationships are at the core of sustained success.Other related resources from Five Ives: Blog Post: Why Traditional...

It's the Season 4 finale of the denmother podcast! In today's brand new episode, Kyriaki shares some fun ideas to spice up summer break and some encouragements for moms who struggle with the break. Listen in!

Welcome back to Working Mom Moments! In this inspiring episode, I sit down with one of my favorite humans—and my boss—Amy Birkel, Chief Operating Officer at Heritage Communities. Amy opens up about her journey as a working mom of three and shares hard-won wisdom from her seat in the C-suite. Together, we dive into: How to break free from the Drama Triangle and embrace the Empowerment Dynamic Why shifting from victim to creator, and adopting roles like challenger and coach, can change everything Real-world examples of managing executive leadership while raising a family Practical tips for ...

Fühlst du dich manchmal erschöpft von all den Erwartungen, die an dich als Mama gestellt werden?Hast du das Gefühl, dich ständig erklären zu müssen, weil du ein Treffen absagst, dich zurückziehst oder lieber Zeit mit deinem Baby verbringst, statt „dabei zu sein“?In dieser Folge geht’s um genau so einen echten Moment. Eine Mama hat mir geschrieben: über den Wunsch, an Weihnachten lieber zu Hause zu bleiben.„Übertreibe ich oder spüre ich einfach nur klar, was mir gerade nicht guttut?“Was von außen klein wirkt, ist innen oft groß.Denn solche Entscheidungen berühren deine ...

ADHD is not just an attention disorder; it's an executive functioning disorder.The myths abound!If you’ve always thought of kids with ADHD as those who struggle in school, think again.If you expect ADHD kids to have trouble focusing, wrong again.If you think kids with ADHD are destined to struggle more throughout life, Mike McLeod is here to tell you that ADHD is not a limitation, just a different path.The ADHD brain is truly different from neurotypical brains, although some truths apply to both groups, like:Children learn best through play and unstructured time.Outdoor play is vital for ...

Parenting in today’s world comes with its share of challenges, but what if the secret to raising confident and resilient children lies in embracing the unexpected? In this thought-provoking conversation, I talk with Ellen Busch, a life coach and dyslexia advocate, to uncover the powerful parenting strategies that helped her overcome adversity and thrive despite being told she wasn’t enough. Diagnosed with dyslexia at a young age, Ellen’s journey reveals the transformative impact of purposeful parenting, resilience, and unwavering support. Discover how Ellen’s parents defied societal ...

Episode 9: Choosing Me Meant Changing Everything, Even My Relationshipmotherhood identity, financial freedom, postpartum mindset shift🫣 Hey friend, I’m recording this episode right after Episode 8. Dinner’s done, baby’s doing her bath time & bedtime routine, and I’m back in front of the mic but this one’s heavier. I got into a big argument with my partner right before recording. And it hurt, because it was about the podcast. About the dream I’m building. About money. About being believed. I realized that choosing myself, choosing this path, meant changing everything including my...

K&K debrief on the end of the school year, their hustle and say goodbye until Season 6. Get the Greener Grass Newsletter HERE Part of the Digitent Podcast Network IG: @grandrevecreativeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we explain why we were absent last week. Our eldest daughter got married and we wanted to recap that. Then, Monday was Memorial Day and we spent a good part of the day doing something with friends we had never done before and that was going on a winery tour. Then we discuss some of the challenges with our youngest moving back home and how it relates with the youngest child syndrome. This led us to talk about being involved in our children's lives, including school and when they were starting to think about engaging in adult activities. We both encourage parents to instill in their ...