Parenting
Single Parents: Daily Grace for the Hardest Job
Peer Pressure: Recognizing the Warning Signs and Giving New Direction
How Do I Stop Losing It with My Kids? Getting to the Heart of Your Discipline Problems
Helping Your Adopted Child: Understanding Your Child’s Unique Identity
Grace and law in parenting
In this episode, Andrew Ray talks with Mike Emlet and Tim Lane discuss the interplay between grace and law in parenting. The discussion revolves around a listener’s question: “how does one maintain a good balance between law and gospel in parenting?”
When should families be a part of counseling children?
How can I help my adult child suffering with Bipolar?
In this episode, Winston Smith, Mike Emlet, and Chris Carter seek to help equip those who want to act redemptively in the life of an adult child suffering with bipolar disorder. The discussion revolves around this listener’s question: “our adult daughter was just diagnosed with bipolar disorder after a manic break with reality. During the […]
How can I find the right counselor for my child?
When is tough love appropriate for adult children?
In this episode, Winston Smith, Brian Munnings, Mike Emlet, and Myriam Hertzog talk about “tough love” when it comes to parenting adult children. Their discussion revolves around a listener’s question: “When is tough love appropriate for adult children? In this case, it concerns an older child living at home who shows no signs of faith, […]
When children leave the home
Building bridges between teens and parents
In this episode of “In The Counselor’s Room,” Alasdair Groves and Julie Lowe discuss how to help a teenage or child counselee consent to relate with their parents in counseling. The main metaphor towards this end is “building bridges” — how can a counselor help a child build a bridge towards his or her parents?
