The Relationship Road Trip

This is it, drivers, the final episode of Season 2 of The Relationship Road Trip. We're home! Or we're there! Wherever we are, we're ending our Arc on resilience with some thoughts on how to raise resilient kids (which I guess are cars that go for 250k miles, which really twists our metaphors to new levels). Thank you for listening and supporting us through another season, and we'll be back in February 2022!

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We're back again, and this time we've got the whole family. Sarah AND Janice join us this week to talk about resilience in marriage. Lots of fun, lots of laughs, don't miss it!

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Long-time friend of the show Janice Azevedo joins us this week to talk about workplace resilience. Janice is a public school teacher with 25 years of experience and if that isn't enough resilience cred, I don't know what is.

If you're interested in the book Janice shares in the show, you can find more info here: https://www.onwardthebook.com/about-onward/

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This week we welcome Chris McDonald to the podcast - host of The Holistic Counseling Podcast, and mental health therapist here in Raleigh, North Carolina. She shares with us some insights on building personal resilience, from breath work, meditation, and yoga, to learning how to empower your inner enabler, rather than your inner critic. Find out more about Chris and her practice at the links below!

Path to Hope Counseling

The Holistic Counseling Podcast

The Holistic Counseling Facebook Group

The Holistic Counseling Podcast on Instagram

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It's time for a new arc! This time we're talking about resilience. You've probably heard the word resilience dozens of times in the past year and a half, but what do people really mean when they talk about resilience? Join the crew this week as we define resilience from a psychological perspective, and share some personal stories of resilience.

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This week, Kym takes us on a looping journey through neurodiversity. We cover neurodiversity and disability laws, how it impacts education and learning, and discuss reasonable accommodations in the workplace.

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Today's episode is about diseases that affect intelligence, such as Alzheimers. The crew discusses several different types of dementia, and the ways each impacts cognition and intelligence.

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Today on the Relationship Road Trip, Don takes us on a journey through the history of intelligence. Or, at least, Western culture's attempts to define it. We also take a turn to the dark side of intelligence, covering topics like propaganda and gaslighting. Don't miss it!

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This week on The Relationship Road Trip, we chat about multiple intelligences. Long time listeners may recognize some concepts from the Highlands Ability Battery, which we discussed way back at the beginning of this season. Do you identify with a particular type of intelligence? Let us know on Facebook!

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Heyo Drivers, join us this week as we reflect on how podcasting together has changed our own relationships. Don feels validated, Kym is uncomfortable with praise, and Ben is full of goofs as always. Also, be sure to check out the Lifespan Research project that Don is helping facilitate!

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