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Healing from Broken Friendships :: Shundria Riddick [Ep 321]
Don't Mom Alone Podcast
04/05/21
•43m
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On a recent Instagram survey I learned that 68% of y’all have experienced broken friendships. I knew we needed an episode to help.
The last year has not been easy for any of us. So many things in our lives changed in response to the pandemic, political and racial tensions, and the loneliness of quarantine life. In the midst of everything, it has been hard to keep friendships healthy.
Licensed professional counselor Shundria Riddick is here to walk us through some healthy ways to work toward reconciliation and how to know when to walk away from friendship that is hurtful. We talk about setting healthy boundaries, having clarifying conversations, and how to analyze the health of relationships.
Connect with Shundria:
- Website: shundriariddick.com
- Facebook: facebook.com/shundriariddick
- Instagram: @shundriariddick
Links Mentioned:
- Relax Relate Release Group Therapy with Shundria
- [Ep 159] Healing Friendship Wounds :: Lisa-Jo Baker
- [Ep 289] Strengthening Our Friendships :: Susan Seay
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Hosting a Simple Passover Seder :: Chris and Karen Katulka [Ep 320]
March 29, 2021
•54m
With Easter right around the corner, the traditional Jewish feast of Passover is also coming up. The Passover Seder, a ritual feast that marks the beginning of Passover, is a powerful, symbolic meal to help both Christian and Jewish believers remember the liberation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt.
My friends Chris and Karen Katulka walk us through all the elements in a way that is doable for families with young kids and still poignant for us as adults. You may be surprised all that you learn about how specific foods can serve as meaningful reminders of God’s redemption.
“And what you do is you eat the bitter herbs with matzah as a reminder of the bitterness of bondage that was felt for the Israelites. For us as Christians, you know, there was a point where you didn't know Christ, a point where you were separated. So that bitterness is a nice, fresh reminder of what was life like before.”
The Katulkas help make this sacred celebration accessible and understandable for families whether you’ve participated in the past or want to start a new tradition this year. Download their helpful Passover packet with recipes and more information.
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- Ep 217: The Gift of Celebrating the Biblical Feasts :: Amber Lee
- Get the Passover Seder Downloads
- More details on Passover from FOI
- Passover Haggadah
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Six Needs of Every Child :: Amy and Jeffrey Olrick [Ep 322]
April 12, 2021
•55m
As moms we are often looking for parenting formulas and quick fixes to solve our latest parenting problems. When they are babies, following formulas for sleeping and eating makes sense, but as they get older and their needs change it gets a lot more complicated.
We often turn to friends and mentors for advice, but that doesn’t always work or what works for one of our kids doesn’t for another and it can make us feel lost.
Jeffrey Olrick, Ph.D. and his wife Amy Olrick join me to share a different way to interpret our kids needs using some practical tools and the science of connection. They offer an alternative question to “What do I do?”, asking instead: “How can I be with this child?”. They go through the six needs of every child and a helpful compass to help you find your way when it gets challenging.
“I think some of it is a fear that we have parents. If we lose the trail for even a moment that our children will be put in imminent danger. And we want to set parents free from that and say, no, actually that's actually going to be pretty normal to lose the trail. But you are still together and you're going to find your way back to firm footing with these six needs.”
This approach is teaching me a lot in my own parenting and I know it will help you on your parenting journey. To learn more from the Olricks, check out their podcast!
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