Trauma-Informed Parenting

Amerey and Kathleen share about Capital Letter Syndromes and Adoption/Foster Care. We’re continuing our theme of Capital Letter Syndromes in recognition of SPD month. With kids from hard places, it can be difficult to diagnose Capital Letter Syndromes. Attachment issues and institutional issues can often muddy the waters. If this sounds like your child, you are not alone. Grab a cup of coffee and join these ladies as they share some encouraging information and stories about getting a diagnosis.

Amerey and Kathleen share about Capital Letter Syndromes and Adoption/Foster Care. We’re continuing our theme of Capital Letter Syndromes in recognition of SPD month. With kids from hard places, it can be difficult to diagnose Capital Letter Syndromes. Attachment issues and institutional issues can often muddy the waters. If this sounds like your child, you are not alone. Grab a cup of coffee and join these ladies as they share some encouraging information and stories about getting a diagnosis.

Lori and Kathleen share about the ups and downs of getting a diagnosis for you child. Capital letter syndromes- FAS, ADD, ADHD, SPD, Asperger’s and the list goes on are difficult to to navigate, especially if you don’t have a diagnosis. With that said, a diagnosis is not a label to slap on a tee shirt, but a tool to use to help your child succeed in life. Join these ladies as they share their experiences, stories and a few laughs along the way.

Lori and Kathleen share about the ups and downs of getting a diagnosis for you child. Capital letter syndromes- FAS, ADD, ADHD, SPD, Asperger’s and the list goes on are difficult to to navigate, especially if you don’t have a diagnosis. With that said, a diagnosis is not a label to slap on a tee shirt, but a tool to use to help your child succeed in life. Join these ladies as they share their experiences, stories and a few laughs along the way.

Ever wonder if foster/adoptive parents have super powers? They do! They might be a bit different than you expect. Join Amerey and Kathleen as they discuss the superpowers used in the adoption/foster process!

Homeschooling is an arduous and rewarding option. When you adopt kiddos from hard places, there are many benefits to choosing homeschooling. In this episode of the podcast, Kathleen and her husband Jerry talk about the benefits and challenges of homeschooling adopted children. Some are intertwined, you must face the challenge to reap the reward.

Homeschooling is an arduous and rewarding option. When you adopt kiddos from hard places, there are many benefits to choosing homeschooling. In this episode of the podcast, Kathleen and her husband Jerry talk about the benefits and challenges of homeschooling adopted children. Some are intertwined, you must face the challenge to reap the reward.

Episode 26: Jessica and Kathleen talk about the different seasons of marriage. Consider it the prelude to our Marriage Habits Course! (Find more about this and how to sign up on our Facebook page!)

We are constantly entering new seasons in marriage - when babies are born, homeschooling, teens, and empty nests. Each time we have to make adjustments and pivot. If we don’t change to meet these new seasons, we can get stuck. We must evolve and make transitions to keep our marriages healthy. It’s important to get education, support, and encouragement from married women who have more experience and years of marriage under their belt, and Jessica and Kathleen want to offer it!

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Episode 26: Jessica and Kathleen talk about the different seasons of marriage. Consider it the prelude to our Marriage Habits Course! (Find more about this and how to sign up on our Facebook page!)

We are constantly entering new seasons in marriage - when babies are born, homeschooling, teens, and empty nests. Each time we have to make adjustments and pivot. If we don’t change to meet these new seasons, we can get stuck. We must evolve and make transitions to keep our marriages healthy. It’s important to get education, support, and encouragement from married women who have more experience and years of marriage under their belt, and Jessica and Kathleen want to offer it!

Thank you for joining us! Please subscribe and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to keep up with The Whole House! You can also find us on thewholehouse.org!

Episode 25: Kathleen and Lori talk about the changes in schedules for the summer season and how it can cause problems for a child with sensory issues or past trauma.

Summer means cookout food, staying up later than usual, and different experiences than usual. And sometimes that can be the perfect recipe for disaster for a family with adopted kids, kids with sensory issues, or kids on the autism spectrum. The Whole House ladies have a little bit of experience with this and want to offer some tips and tricks to make the summer go a little more smoothly for everyone!

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