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We name the “Parenting Apocalypse” as an unveiling of the small communication patterns that quietly shape our homes over time. We connect Gottman’s Four Horsemen with parenting and spiritual formation so we can notice what is happening beneath the surface and choose a better way with our kids.
• defining “apocalypse” as an unveiling that brings hidden patterns into the light
• introducing Gottman’s Four Horsemen as predictors of relationship breakdown
• translating criticism defensiveness contempt and stonewalling into everyday parenting moments
• explaining why repeated patterns are formational for children and shape identity and safety
• connecting relational neuroscience with scripture on the power of words
• practicing “name it to tame it” as the first step toward real change
• reflecting on a story of a stressed moment that lands as shame
• inviting gentle noticing this week and previewing criticism as the next focus
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By Julie Ann LuseGot a question or a future episode idea? Email me: [email protected]
We name the “Parenting Apocalypse” as an unveiling of the small communication patterns that quietly shape our homes over time. We connect Gottman’s Four Horsemen with parenting and spiritual formation so we can notice what is happening beneath the surface and choose a better way with our kids.
• defining “apocalypse” as an unveiling that brings hidden patterns into the light
• introducing Gottman’s Four Horsemen as predictors of relationship breakdown
• translating criticism defensiveness contempt and stonewalling into everyday parenting moments
• explaining why repeated patterns are formational for children and shape identity and safety
• connecting relational neuroscience with scripture on the power of words
• practicing “name it to tame it” as the first step toward real change
• reflecting on a story of a stressed moment that lands as shame
• inviting gentle noticing this week and previewing criticism as the next focus
If this episode resonated with you, it would mean a lot if you rated the podcast, left a review, or shared it with a friend.
Support the show
Let’s Stay Connected: