Communication that Connects :: Kimberly Galindo [Ep 396]

Don't Mom Alone Podcast

02/13/23

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48m

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With phrases like “you complete me” our culture idealizes connection between spouses or even friends that has no boundaries. This brand of intimacy sounds appealing but it doesn’t work well practically. Our desire for connection is innate, but vulnerability is messy and risky. My guest this week, Kimberly Galindo, encourages us instead that the point where “I” end and “you” begin is the point where we’re different, but it is our real point of connection. In our conversation Kimberly gives us some tools to communicate in a way that fosters connection, but maintains our separate personhood.

Kimberly is a licensed therapist with experience helping married couples and individuals connect well in many areas.

Connect with Kimberly Galindo:

Website: https://www.aspenhausassociates.com/kimberly-galindo
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thekimberlygalindo
Instagram: @thekimberlygalindo

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Parenting Sensitive and Intense Kids :: Lynne Jackson and Lydia Rex [Ep 395]

February 6, 2023

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59m

Some of our precious kiddos live with their sensitivity and intensity turned up a notch from the rest of us. What we think should be simple or routine can trigger big outbursts from our kids. Daily life might feel chaotic or unpredictable.

As a mom of a sensitive or intense child you probably have a good idea of what doesn’t work, but it can be hard to discern what will help in those moments. My guests this week are Lynne Jackson and Lydia Rex of Connected Families. Together, they have compiled research and real life experiences from over a 100 families of children who are sensitive and intense and created a parenting course to support and equip parents.

Lynne and her husband Jim have been regulars on Don’t Mom Alone encouraging moms (and dads) that it is possible to connect with your child, to coach them, and correct them - you never have to lose one to have the other. Lydia joins Lynne in the thick of parenting her own sensitive and intense children to encourage moms to draw from the limitless well of Christ’s love for yourself and your child in real-life challenging situations.

Connect with Lynne Jackson & Lydia Rex:

Website: https://connectedfamilies.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ConnectedFamilies
Instagram: @connectedfams

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On the Role of Women :: Joel Muddamalle [Ep 397]

February 20, 2023

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56m

Why do you think God created women?

We know from Genesis that God didn’t say, “We have all these fish, we may as well have women too,” but instead he said, “It is not good” without women. Women take on all sorts of roles in our society, but it can be particularly difficult to suss out what exactly is our role in church and leadership.

My guest this week is theologian Joel Muddamalle. Joel serves as the Director of Theology and Research for Proverbs 31 Ministries among other teaching and preaching responsibilities. In our conversation this week we dive into both the Complementarian and Egalitarian viewpoints as well as receiving gentle encouragement of the great value God places on women and the charge to approach these issues with humility.

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