Interview with Erin Ropelato: Unique and Easy Scripture Study Styles
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Do you struggle with the ideaology of a 'perfect' scripture study? Erin Ropelato, a former kindergarten teacher, has applied her knowledge of different learning styles to deconstruct this ideaology. Listen as we discuss a variety of ways to study scriptures, tailored to you! Take a look at her , as well as Connect and follow Erin through her , , and .
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Interview with Katrina Seamons: An Exciting New Emotional Intelligence Game
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In this episode, Katrina Seamons describes the emotional intelligence tool she has created: Feeling cards! Feeling cards easily spur discussions on particular emotions, good or bad, helping parents connect to and understand their children. Get your cards today
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Our Three Levels of Why and Parable of the Vacuum
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One particular talk in the October 2022 General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints inspired this podcast. Tune in as I share my personal experience relating to the three levels of 'why' talked about in .
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Interview with Amanda Schenkenberger- Heart to Heart for the Holidays
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As a homeschool coach, Amanda Schenkenberger is a pro at connecting with kids in all aspects of life. Listen to her unique perspective in this interview, along with an exciting announcement about the upcoming event: .
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You Can Be The Spiritual Leader In Your Home
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If you feel the weight of carrying the spiritual burden of your family, this episode is for you. I provide reassuances and share a few tips to help you with become the spiritual leader God needs you to be.
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Is your Heart Aching? Pray, Pray, Pray
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Nephi stated: Have you ever related to these words? In this episode, we dive into the scriptures and the importance of prayer in overcoming heart-wrenching trials. Scripture we discussed:
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Your COPE-ing Personality
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Did you know that most people can find their most successful coping strategies within 4 categories? Take this quiz to discover which coping strategies will best fit you! https://www.comehometopeace.com/opt-in
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Giving Your Widow's Mite
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Do you ever feel like no matter what you do, you’re never enough? Listen to this podcast as we dive into what your widow’s mite may look like.
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Anticipate a Fantastic School Year
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Did you know that switching one word in your vocabulary will make the difference this school year? Whether you’ve started school already or are starting soon, learn how to make this school year the best it possibly can be!
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Interview with Nate Austin: The Role of Resillience in Sports
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What does it take to excell at sports on a highschool or college level? How does these skills apply to life? Nate Austin, BYU basketball player and basketball coach, shares his insights on what it takes to be a successful player.
info_outlineI used to think that if I was a good parent, my kids would excel in school. I did all the things and all the extra stuff that I thought really made a difference and felt really good about myself.
Then I had a couple special needs kiddos. Now I know that my kids success has nothing to do with my parenting. I work really hard with my kids and they do the best they can. School is just a lot more complicated than it ever was before for me and them.
For example:
Can you list the 8 steps to successfully completing and turning in an assignment?
Are you able to accept messy homework and assignments?
Do you know how much to break down each assignment to be easily understood by your child? They get overwhelmed really easily with large things to do.
Do you understand time dysmorphia?
This podcast episode will cover these questions and more to help you be the best support system for your ADHD kid. They need our love and support because they work very very hard and are rarely recognized for their work.
I've got you covered and can help you help your ADHD child manage school.