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Finding the Joys in the Journey
Finding the Joys in the Journey episodes
- Mindy & Phil Tips & TricksA vague description of things we do almost daily to deal with typical issues we encounter. Our typical rambling style covering daily struggles.1 hr 22 min
- 1 hr 21 min
- Becky S & Phil discuss LGBTQ+This week, Phil is joined by Becky Suglia, a licensed clinical social worker, who has LOTS of personal and professional experience with the LGBTQ+ community. She answers lots of questions and gives great information. Please also visit our web site for more info on Becky.1 hr 30 min
- Mindy & Phil holidays beliefs and suchMindy & Phil talk about holiday beliefs and how to handle them. They also touch on religion and using proper words to avoid offending or insulting people (hopefully).1 hr 12 min
- Mindy & Phil Emotional Red FlagsMindy & Phil Discuss some emotional red flags they have seen with their current placement1 hr 17 min
- 1 hr 14 min
- Mindy & Phil 1st night StuffMindy & Phil discuss what it is like the 1st night of a placement and talk through some DO's and DON'Ts that they use to guide them.1 hr 16 min
- Alex & Phil crossover episodeAlex from Barely Braided Podcast and I talk about our time as foster parents. You can find more about Alex and Barely Braided at https://www.facebook.com/barelybraidedpodcast54 min
- Mindy & Phil discuss family activitiesMindy & Phil discuss ideas for family activities. In typical Mindy style, most are free or low cost.1 hr 4 min
- Mindy & PhilPlacement QuestionsMindy & Phil go over some of the questions you should be asking when you get a placement call42 min
About Finding the Joys in the Journey
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A podcast FOR foster parents, BY foster parents. In this podcast, we will have interviews and round table type discussions with foster parents, foster kiddos, caseworkers, therapists, and just about…
anyone else who plays a part in the foster care system. The good, the bad, and the ugly, but focusing on the good. Advice, tips, and anything else that can help in a time of need. The main rule that we have is “no caseworker bashing”. There are problems in the system, and they can and will be addressed, but not in the form of pointing the finger at specific people.