Parenting is a long and short journey. Time flies by and kids grow up. That’s why it’s important to be intentional about every stage of the journey. Listen in to find out how.

We’re kicking off May with this first episode, “May I Share My Heart?”. It’s been a rough couple of weeks, but hope is not lost. Listen as I share words of encouragement from my heart, to yours.

You asked for it! How do we develop healthy relationships with our teens AND stay alive? Listen in as I share tips on raising teens, using some tips from the play Hamilton.

Let’s shine a light on men and mental health! It’s so important to know that men have mental health struggles that may look different than women. How can we do a better job of creating spaces for men to be vulnerable and get the help they need?

What do you do when God takes you down the road of a mental health diagnosis?  Jontue King bravely comes to the mic and shares her journey with BPD, Borderline Personality Disorder.  Listen in to hear how God is using this diagnosis in helping her minister to others today.

How do you know if you're mentally healthy?  Is the absence of mental illness the same as mental health? Listen in as Catherine Etherington takes us on her mental health journey through drug addiction, recovery, and redemption.

I’m claiming this as “Mental Health March”! Today is the first episode on understanding mental health, the different type of mental health professionals, and a little of my own mental health journey.

How does a licensed therapist date after a divorce due to betrayal?  Join me at the mic with my friend and colleague, Stacey Sadler, as she shares the good, the bad, and the ugly of navigating the modern dating world.  How many frogs does a therapist have to kiss before she finds a prince?  Listen in to find out!

“It’s a whole new world!” What’s it like to enter the dating world after being in a committed relationship since high school and over 20 years of marriage? Join me as the fabulous Monique Davis Dotson shares her experience of dating after divorce.

Jesus said that the TRUTH is what sets us free. How do we know when we are walking in truth? Why do we need the truth? In this day of fake news, how can we be sure that we have truth and not a lie?