Dr. Roxanne Daleo joins Linda and Jennifer for this week’s program to share about her guided imagery and relaxation journeys for children.  This week's feature is “The Way of the Bear,” helping children cope with angry feelings in a positive way.

Dr. Roxanne Daleo joins Linda and Jennifer for this week’s program to share about her guided imagery and relaxation journeys for children. This week's feature is “The Way of the Bear,” helping children cope with angry feelings in a positive way.

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Good parenting doesn’t happen by default. It is intentional. It is a decision about who you will be and what you will do in your family life. Your hosts Rev. Jennifer and Ogun Holder want you to experience the “light” side of parenting—realizing your divine identity while raising your children to know they are “the light of God.” Every week we offer insight based upon Unity principles, talk with today’s prominent experts in spiritual parenting, and address your questions and comments from spiritual perspectives.

This program was originally called Spiritual Parenting in Unity and was hosted by Revs. Jennifer Holder and Linda Martella-Whitsett . In August, 2009, Ogun Holder joined Rev. Jennifer Holder as co-host of Unity Family Matters to continue the dialogue about spiritual parenting and expand to other topics important to families.

Become a fan of Unity Family Matters on Facebook.

The ideas and opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect the teachings of Unity. Unity respects a wide range of spiritual thoughts and beliefs, as reflected in the diverse range of subjects presented on Unity Online Radio.

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Good parenting doesn’t happen by default. It is intentional. It is a decision about who you will be and what you will do in your family life. Your hosts Rev. Jennifer and Ogun Holder want you to experience the “light” side of parenting—realizing your divine identity while raising your children to know they are “the light of God.” Every week we offer insight based upon Unity principles, talk with today’s prominent experts in spiritual parenting, and address your questions and comments from spiritual perspectives. This program was originally called Spiritual Parenting in Unity and was hosted by Revs. Jennifer Holder and Linda Martella-Whitsett . In August, 2009, Ogun Holder joined Rev. Jennifer Holder as co-host of Unity Family Matters to continue the dialogue about spiritual parenting and expand to other topics important to families. Become a fan of Unity Family Matters on Facebook. The ideas and opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect the teachings of Unity. Unity respects a wide range of spiritual thoughts and beliefs, as reflected in the diverse range of subjects presented on Unity Online Radio.

Good parenting doesn’t happen by default. It is intentional. It is a decision about who you will be and what you will do in your family life. Your hosts Rev. Jennifer and Ogun Holder want you to experience the “light” side of parenting—realizing your divine identity while raising your children to know they are “the light of God.” Every week we offer insight based upon Unity principles, talk with today’s prominent experts in spiritual parenting, and address your questions and comments from spiritual perspectives.

This program was originally called&nbsp;Spiritual Parenting in Unity&nbsp;and was hosted by Revs. Jennifer Holder and&nbsp;Linda Martella-Whitsett&nbsp;. In August, 2009, Ogun Holder joined Rev. Jennifer Holder as co-host of&nbsp;Unity Family Matters&nbsp;to continue the dialogue about spiritual parenting and expand to other topics important to families.

Become a fan of&nbsp;Unity Family Matters&nbsp;on Facebook.

The ideas and opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect the teachings of Unity. Unity respects a wide range of spiritual thoughts and beliefs, as reflected in the diverse range of subjects presented on Unity Online Radio.

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