We are not able to be stressed and also be in an optimal state for thinking at the same time. Join our conversation to learn what you can do so you are able to use the thinking part of your brain to help you resolve conflict.

Conflict is unavoidable. Knowing your conflict style can help you resolve issues in a more effective way. Listen to learn more about your default conflict style and how awareness can give you more tools for resolving conflict positively!

Our minds struggle to learn brand new concepts, unless we can tie it to something that is already familiar. Listen to learn more about how we can use metaphors to help us understand new information.

In order to become more resilient, we need opportunities to practice resilience. Click to learn more about helping children grow more resilient.

We go through the day picking objects up and then setting them down. But do we do this mentally? Do we set down things from our past or do we try to carry everything from our past along with everything from today? Join us as we talk about the importance of teaching our young people how to put the past down.

Movement of our body and novelty for our mind are like Miracle Grow to our brain, they help it flourish! Join us for a conversation about a few simple, inexpensive, and practical ways you can sprinkle some Miracle Grow on your brain and the brains of the young people in your life.

You know that feeling when you get really difficult news, and you are just not sure what is the right thing to say? Join us for a conversation as we explore how we can respond when those we love are hurting.

What can we do as parents and educators to help our youth develop into servant leaders? Join us for a conversation with Jeremy Bock, the Executive Director of the Center for Christian Leadership at Wisconsin Lutheran College.

Should children under the age of 5 watch content on phones, ipads, computers, and screens? If so, what is happening in the brain? How much is too much time? Join us for our conversation!

We often hear that we should have high standards and expectations for young people, but how do you do that? Please join our conversation as we discuss specific things you can do to increase expectations.