The Benefits of Spending time in Nature 

Have you ever stopped to consider the various aspects of how spending time in nature impacts your mental, physical and emotional well being? In this episode of Verbal Processing, that is exactly what Jenny does. 

She discusses how spending time in nature hones our observation skills, improves our mental health, decreases depression, and a host of other benefits. We hope you enjoy this episode, and that you are able to spend some time outside today.  Thanks for listening! 

And as always, if we can assist you in anyway be sure to let us know!

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What does self care look like for moms of little people? On this solo episode, Jenny has some ideas for you that need very little  time or money, with no babysitter required . lets do the important work of caring for ourselves so that we in turn can care for all of those who depend on us. Let's stop believing the lie that our worth lies in our ability to produce something tangible. Happy Listening. 

This episode is for you! Yes, you! In episode six of Verbal Processing, Zach and Jenny talk about twenty ways to ruin your small business.. and what you should do instead. It's a lighthearted, informal, educational look at running your own business. This conversation is for those who are thinking about starting a new business, currently trying to balance their 9-5 with a Side Hustle, and those who already own a business but maybe have lost their vision . Hey, we get it, and we are here for you.  2020 is messing with our collective vision (if you'll pardon the pun.) Join as as we consider what not to do when running your own business. We hope you enjoy this conversation.  Thanks for listening. 

In this episode of Verbal Processing, Zach and Jenny discuss five modern educational philosophies currently used in our public schools, as well as the five basic educational philosophies of homeschooling.  The five modern educational philosophies that we discuss are Progressivism, Essential ism, Perennialism ,Existentialism, and Behavioralism. The five educational philosophies behind home education that we discuss are Classical Education, the Charlotte Mason Method, Unschooling, Transitional/School at Home , and Eclectic.  (Montessori and unit studies make a breif apperance, but they will be discussed in a future episode.) 

What are the of the pros and cons that are generally associated with these methods? 

Who created these methods? 

What are some resources to get started into looking into these methods? Books, websites?

 All of these questions, and more are covered in this episode of Verbal Processing.