The things we say about ourselves / Office oops / Road trip snack philosophy

It's hard enough enforcing healthy boundaries with toxic friends and co-workers, but when the toxic person in your life is a family member, there's an entirely new layer of complexity and difficulty to deal with. Dr. Heidi Warner shares helpful advice on how to navigate those relationships in a Biblical and healthy way. (From the archives)

Worst dad jokes / Cockroach roommates / The best thing that went wrong

What do your summer plans look like? Maybe you're hoping for some great family memories with a great vacation. Maybe you have a to-do list that you're finally ready to tackle. Maybe you just want to catch your breath after a crazy finish to the school year. But what happens when those expectations don't match the reality of summer? Dr. Heidi Warner has some tips on navigating this tension.

It sounds crazy, but it works / I can't believe I ate the whole thing / What did your grandparents let you get away with?

Taylor and Jen talk to Jeremy Camp about watching his oldest graduate high school, what it's like parenting a middle school boy, and his new song Getting Started.

Anxiety can look a lot of different ways to a lot of different people. For some, the response to anxiety may be to freeze: because of how bad your anxiety is, accomplishing even the smallest tasks can seem impossible. Dr. Heidi Warner explains how to break out of this "anxiety freeze."

Great outdoor fails / Judgy about steak / I have a neighbor who... (From the archives)

If a friend comes to you with a problem, it's natural to want to fix their issue with your advice on how to address the problem. Dr. Heidi says this can have some unintended consequences, and that sometimes, just listening can be more helpful when done correctly. (From the archives)

Grocery store drama / Only you care / God stores our tears in a bottle