A podcast for families who are experiencing difficulties in their relationships. Family Relationship Coach, Tina Gosney gives you accessible and practical tools that you can use to repair and improve the relationship you have with your difficult family members. This podcast is the perfect mix of learning, action items, and coaching, to give you the help you need.
No one tells you when you have teenagers that having adult children will be just as tough, often tougher. It’s not something anyone with young children or teenagers wants to hear! But, it is true. Having adult children is not easier, it’s just a different type of hard. Listen to
Even the best of parents has a hard time not allowing their child’s choices to define something about themselves—good or bad. We all get caught up to some degree in Parenting Comparisonitis. The truth is, when your child makes choices you like, you can’t take all the responsibility for that.
It’s hard to find a person in the church that hasn’t been affected by pornography in one form or another. It’s part of the world we live in, and it’s infecting our families in so many ways. Sara Brewer, a fellow life coach, is doing so much good in this
It’s really easy to be reactionary with your family members. We have patterned ways of dealing with problems and with each other and breaking those patterns can be difficult. One of the problems the patterns provide us is that we get stuck not allowing ourselves or the relationship to mature
The way we usually try to help people is not usually the most effective way to help them, and we don’t even realize there is a better way. In this episode, I’ll talk about a more effective way to help them, and to have influence on the people you love.
This episode is taken from a class I taught earlier in 2021 because I saw so many of my clients coming to their sessions and talking about the disagreements they were having with their spouse when it came to decisions about how to handle parenting issues. This episode is the
When life gets hard, it’s difficult to find any joy in it. I see more and more people going through very difficult circumstances, and I don’t see them getting any easier, so let’s figure out how to have joy in the middle of those hard things. You don’t need to
Sometimes the parenting road is pretty smooth and easy, and sometimes it gets really rocky. It can almost feel like there’s no road at all and you have to pave a new path in some uncharted territory. When that happens, there’s bound to be some differing opinions about which direction
If there’s one universal thing I hear clients say, it’s, “It’s all my fault,” as they list all the ways they think they have failed their child. It’s not helpful to think this way and thinking this way doesn’t lead you to any resolution, it just keeps you stuck right
#025– Comparing Yourself to Others and Coming Up Short It’s human nature to look around at other people and compare ourselves to them to see how we measure up. It’s also human nature for us to see how we fall short when we get stuck in comparison. The “compare and
No one tells you when you have teenagers that having adult children will be just as tough, often tougher. It’s not something anyone with young children or teenagers wants to hear! But, it is true. Having adult children is not easier, it’s just a different type of hard. Listen to
Even the best of parents has a hard time not allowing their child’s choices to define something about themselves—good or bad. We all get caught up to some degree in Parenting Comparisonitis. The truth is, when your child makes choices you like, you can’t take all the responsibility for that.
It’s hard to find a person in the church that hasn’t been affected by pornography in one form or another. It’s part of the world we live in, and it’s infecting our families in so many ways. Sara Brewer, a fellow life coach, is doing so much good in this
It’s really easy to be reactionary with your family members. We have patterned ways of dealing with problems and with each other and breaking those patterns can be difficult. One of the problems the patterns provide us is that we get stuck not allowing ourselves or the relationship to mature
The way we usually try to help people is not usually the most effective way to help them, and we don’t even realize there is a better way. In this episode, I’ll talk about a more effective way to help them, and to have influence on the people you love.
This episode is taken from a class I taught earlier in 2021 because I saw so many of my clients coming to their sessions and talking about the disagreements they were having with their spouse when it came to decisions about how to handle parenting issues. This episode is the
When life gets hard, it’s difficult to find any joy in it. I see more and more people going through very difficult circumstances, and I don’t see them getting any easier, so let’s figure out how to have joy in the middle of those hard things. You don’t need to
Sometimes the parenting road is pretty smooth and easy, and sometimes it gets really rocky. It can almost feel like there’s no road at all and you have to pave a new path in some uncharted territory. When that happens, there’s bound to be some differing opinions about which direction
If there’s one universal thing I hear clients say, it’s, “It’s all my fault,” as they list all the ways they think they have failed their child. It’s not helpful to think this way and thinking this way doesn’t lead you to any resolution, it just keeps you stuck right
#025– Comparing Yourself to Others and Coming Up Short It’s human nature to look around at other people and compare ourselves to them to see how we measure up. It’s also human nature for us to see how we fall short when we get stuck in comparison. The “compare and
