Helping your elementary age student find hope can be tricky, as developmentally they tend to see things as one (good) or the other (bad). Listen in to Leslie and Dr. Beth as they talk about strategies for building hope as our kids grow into abstract thinking.

Join Dr. Beth and Leslie as they talk about cooperation for the whole family. From simple tips for cooperating at home to ideas for helping kids through conflict, this is one episode (for all ages!) that you don't want to miss.

Check in with Dr. Beth and Leslie as they talk about compassion and teenagers. It's a natural age to build compassion and care, and this episode has practical ideas to develop compassionate teens in your house.

Dr. Beth and Leslie have a great talk about compassion and elementary aged children. Looking for ways to show you care about others and how to live that out in your home are the topics of the day!

Dr. Beth and Leslie spend some time chatting about teaching compassion to our youngest children. Maybe you start with sharing, helping, and caring for others, and work your way to compassion as they grow and age!

Join Leslie and Dr. Beth as they talk about self-control with your middle and high school students. How do teenagers know the right thing to do? How do we encourage pausing and thinking before acting?

Join Leslie and Dr. Beth as they talk about self-control with elementary students. In school, kids learn self-control, rule following, and regulation strategies every day. How can we use the same techniques in our homes to help our kids self-regulate with their families?

Join Leslie and Dr. Beth as they talk about self-control and preschoolers. Hear some simple habits to use with your kids when developing self-control with little ones.

Join Leslie and Dr. Beth as they talk about service with your middle and high school students. Whether required by a school or given out of compassion, serving or helping others is a great way for our teens to experience empathy and learn more about who they are.

Join Leslie and Dr. Beth as they talk about emphasizing helping (service) with your elementary students.