Darling Mom

Our friend, Chris Flynn, joins us on the podcast to talk about parenting adult children.

Join us for a discussion on how low-grade anxiety builds up in our bodies to produce moments of panic. Covid-19 is impacting us in a whole-body way.

We are back! How can we bring support to ourselves and others during Covid-19?

Join us as we enter the new decade with reflection and hope.

Join us as we discuss the coming holiday and what it brings up, both past and present.

Today we address the "raging need" that exists in our unparented places. We hope you will add your comments. The following article is referenced. https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2014/02/20/280237833/orphans-lonely-beginnings-reveal-how-parents-shape-a-childs-brain

Join us as we discuss joy and complexity around the holidays. How can we be present to our experiences and kind towards what we want and what is reality?

Join us in a conversation about neuroplasticity and rewiring the brain of the adopted child. Or any child who has experienced trauma. Attachment quiz mentioned in podcast: https://www.web-research-design.net/cgi-bin/crq/crq.pl

Join us as we engage a listener question: How can therapy be a reparenting agent?

We have had some questions about reparenting. What does it actually look like? Join us for a conversation!

Join us as we discuss how we are learning to hold space for ourselves and our family as our bodies experience anxiety.

Welcome back! Join us on the podcast today to hear our hopes for Darling Mom for the fall season.

Did the events of Mother's Day leave you feeling like you have an emotional hangover? Join the Darling Mom team as we discuss our gritty experiences.

Mother's Day can be painful, joyful or most likely, a large mix of both. Join the Darling Mom Team as we discuss ways to access grief, pathways to joy, and how to live into the grit required to live through a tricky holiday.

The Darling Mom Team shares on a brilliant Richard Rohr quote and how it applies to us as parents and people.

We answer a letter on the topic of sexuality and preteens. How can we deal with our own issues of discomfort and find a relaxed and safe place to parent from?

We speak with Liberty Bain on part 2 of our Health and Wellness episode. Liberty helps us respond to the letter of a mother whose daughter may be entering the heart-breaking terrain of an eating disorder. Liberty is a health wellness coach who is passionate about helping women find and take their next right steps. She loves coming alongside women whether it's for weight loss, nutrition renovation or relationship repair she helps you pinpoint desire and cover the ground between where you are and where you want to be. Her specialty is helping implement seemingly huge changes one small, sustainable step at a time. She can be reached via email at Nourishnewlife@gmail.com or phone (901)262-2155.

Join us as Liberty Bain helps us answer a letter regarding health and wellness from reader Forty & Fading. We also speak to young moms needing a boost in the child-bearing/child-wearing years. Liberty is a health wellness coach who is passionate about helping women find and take their next right steps. She loves coming alongside women whether it's for weight loss, nutrition renovation or relationship repair she helps you pinpoint desire and cover the ground between where you are and where you want to be. Her specialty is helping implement seemingly huge changes one small, sustainable step at a time. She can be reached via email at Nourishnewlife@gmail.com or phone 9012622155. She offers a free strategy session to begin your journey to wellness.

We engage a reader letter discussing how to be with your children while mourning your divorce.

This week we talk about how finding your Enneagram number is not a one time thing but rather a journey toward self-discovery. Why do you do the things you do? Join us as we talk about subtypes and why some numbers can express themselves similarly. We continue to be grateful to our friend, Laurie Proctor, for her wisdom and teaching. You can find Laurie at www.sowthat.com.