Episode 13: Parenting with Anxiety- How Couples Can Stay Regulated and Connected
Release Date: 10/13/2025
Episode 18: Divorce and Therapy
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When Divorce Hits Home: How to Support Your Kids (with Therapist Lindsey Racz, LPC) ✨ Grab the free for calm mornings and confident kids! Come hang out with me on Instagram for more tools like this. Episode Introduction Divorce is one of those topics that can stir big feelings for both the grown-ups and the kiddos. And if you’re in the thick of it, you already know — it can feel like trying to parent while your insides are on fire. In this episode of Emotions with Ease, I sat down with one of my favorite humans: Lindsey Racz, Licensed Professional Counselor,...
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Episode 17: Parenting AFTER the "We're getting a divorce" talk
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If this episode hit home — whether you’re navigating divorce, grief, or another hard family transition — you don’t have to do it solo. 👉 Book your free Discovery Call at (top right corner → Schedule a Free Call). We’ll craft language and scripts that feel calm, clear, and true for your unique situation. And while you’re there, grab your free — 10 days of practical tools to help kids (and parents) move through worry and big emotions with ease. If the timing’s right, check out the upcoming Wonder Over Worry Workshop — a 3-night experience where parents and kids learn my...
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Episode 16: How to talk to kids about divorce
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If you’re facing a big conversation — divorce, loss, or any “life just shifted” moment — you don’t have to do it alone. 👉 Book your free discovery call at (top right corner — Schedule a Free Call). I’ll help you craft words that feel true, calm, and confident for your unique situation. And while you’re at it, grab my — 10 days of short, practical tools to help kids (and parents) move through worry with ease. 🎙 Introduction Let’s be real — telling your kids you’re getting a divorce feels like one of the heaviest, most heart-wrenching things a parent could ever...
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Episode 15: When Kids Avoid Because of Fear- How to Build a Bravery Ladder (with age-by-age examples)
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✨ Grab the free for calm mornings and confident kids! Come hang out with me on Instagram for more tools like thisIf your child is avoiding birthday parties, saying they’re “sick” before school, or backing out of activities, you’re not alone. Avoidance is the nervous system’s way of saying, “This feels too big.” In this episode, I share the Bravery Ladder—a step-by-step tool that helps kids face fears in small, doable steps so confidence grows. You’ll learn: A quick litmus test: Is my child’s world expanding or shrinking? How to build a 5–7 rung Bravery Ladder...
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Episode 14: How to Help Your Child Calm Worry at Bedtime (Without Losing Your Mind)
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Episode 13: Parenting with Anxiety- How Couples Can Stay Regulated and Connected
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✨ Grab the free for calm mornings and confident kids! Come hang out with me on Instagram for more tools like this Intro Let’s be honest: parenting (and partnering) gets real when worry, anger, or overwhelm walks into the room. In this week’s Emotions with Ease episode, Jami sits down with her husband, Justin, for an honest (and funny) conversation about what it’s like to be in a relationship where one person wrestles with anxiety—and how to stay connected through it. They share stories from 18 years of marriage, how they’ve learned to support each other through emotional...
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Episode 12: Anxiety Runs in Families-What Parents Can Do to Break the Pattern
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Parent Anxiety Is Real: My Story, Nervous-System Tools, and How to Build Your Support Team Got a worrier at home? Grab for 10 days of tools sent straight to your inbox! Have a tool that helps your anxiety? DM me on Instagram or email —I’d love to feature listener strategies in a future episode. Anxiety is rising—and it often runs in families. In this episode of Emotions with Ease, I (Jami Glenn, Emotional Wellness Coach for Families) share how anxiety showed up in my childhood, how counseling flipped the lights on in my 20s, and the simple, body-first tools I still use as a...
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Episode 11 - Parenting with IFS: Teaching Kids to Know Their Parts
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Episode 9 - Sinking into Calm- Anxiety Lives in the Body
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Intro
Let’s be honest: parenting (and partnering) gets real when worry, anger, or overwhelm walks into the room. In this week’s Emotions with Ease episode, Jami sits down with her husband, Justin, for an honest (and funny) conversation about what it’s like to be in a relationship where one person wrestles with anxiety—and how to stay connected through it. They share stories from 18 years of marriage, how they’ve learned to support each other through emotional “loops,” and the one question that’s changed how they handle tough moments. If you’ve ever thought, “I don’t know what to say when my partner is spiraling,” or “I just want us to be on the same page,” — this one’s for you.
Key Takeaways
- You don’t have to fix it.
- Your presence matters more than your solutions.
- Ask better questions. “Do you want my ear or my input?” creates instant clarity and connection.
- Movement regulates the mind.
- Protect time for exercise and fresh air—it’s medicine for anxiety.
- Talk before you’re triggered.
- Discuss what support looks like before the next emotional wave hits.
- Breathing and staying present might sound basic—but they’re powerful and evidence-based.