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Sometimes Love Isn"t Enough: The Parenting Through Challenges Podcast

Sometimes Love Isn"t Enough: The Parenting Through Challenges Podcast - A practical yet heartfelt podcast for parents who are overwhelmed by unique challenges in parenting. Join Angie Grandt – Generational Healing Specialist – as she leads you on a journey to rebuild a relationship with your child – you know – the one who you promised to love unconditionally, but who keeps pushing you away and displaying such unsettling behaviors, and now you find you are so easily triggered by all their behaviors

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101. Harnessing Your Sensitivity as a Parent

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2026/02/21

You've probably heard about highly sensitive kids—but what if you're the highly sensitive one in your home? In this episode, Angie shares an intimate reflection on what it really means to be a highly sensitive parent, and how that depth of awareness is often misunderstood (or worse, turned against ourselves). She explores: The difference between reactivity and true sensitivity How societal conditioning shuts down our inner knowing Her personal journey from outsourcing decisions to reclaiming

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27:41

100. Beyond Behavior: How Human Design Helps You...

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2026/02/14

If you've ever caught yourself asking "Why is my kid like this?!"—this episode is for you. In this deeply practical and insightful solo episode, Angie unpacks how Human Design can offer real answers to the parenting questions that leave us feeling lost, frustrated, or reactive. Through real-world stories—like a toilet-diving toddler, a shock-seeking adolescent, a sensitive Reflector child, and a projector mom with generator kids—Angie shows how understanding your child's energetic blueprint allows

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99. The Leader Your Family Needs: Parenting Through...

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2026/02/07

In this powerful and compassionate conversation, Angie is joined by Cassandra Quick, a Holistic Psychotherapist, Certified EMDR Therapist, and Somatic EMDR-Informed Leadership Coach. Together, they explore the role of true leadership in parenting—especially when raising kids in a world filled with social media, pressure to be perfect, and the ripple effects of unhealed trauma. They unpack how perfectionism, people-pleasing, and emotional dysregulation often show up in our parenting—not because we're

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98. When the Sh*t Hit the Fan

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2026/01/31

Let's be real—sometimes the wheels fall off. You're doing your best to hold it together, but between meltdowns, messes, and moments that make you question your sanity… you wonder how much longer you can keep going. In this raw and honest episode, Angie pulls back the curtain on what it's really like to parent through the chaos—and how to find solid ground when it all feels like too much. You'll learn how to: Recognize the signs of being in nervous system overload Shift your perspective when

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97. What If the Struggle Isn't the Problem?

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2026/01/24

Ever feel like you're drowning in the day-to-day chaos—juggling behaviors, bills, broken systems, and just trying to keep it together? In this heartfelt episode, Angie pulls back the curtain on one of the biggest lies we've internalized as parents: that struggle means we're doing something wrong. But what if… the struggle is actually a signal? What if you're not stuck, but standing at the edge of your old life, just afraid to step into something new? 💡 In this episode, Angie dives into: Why the

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96. A friend's story

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2026/01/17

In this episode, I share my perspective on the unexpected evlolution of a friend. I was asked to record an advanced Human Desing reding for my mentor's program, so I offered her a free Human Design reading. It's not my first time doing a reading... it's part of my coaching practice, and I regularly share insights with others about what I see in there chart. But this time was different. She was ready. She was on the cusp of outgrowing her old story, and perhaps terrified of the unknown of the next

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95. The Pressure to Be Perfect: Dismantling...

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2026/01/10

In this raw and relatable episode, Angie dives into one of the sneakiest stressors in parenting: perfectionism. Whether it's trying to be the "calm parent" 24/7, handle every meltdown with grace, or meet invisible standards set by social media, perfectionism keeps so many of us stuck—and disconnected from our kids and ourselves. Angie shares her own experience with perfectionism (hello, Line 5 pressure and culture gate 62) and how it showed up in both subtle and obvious ways. From the impossible

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94. Rewrite the Story, Achieve Your Big Goals

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2026/01/03

So, you created the vision. You felt the pull of your future memory. You even wrote the goal that felt big, bold… maybe even impossible. Now what? In this week's episode, I'm walking you through what actually bridges the gap between inspiration and real transformation—and spoiler: it's not more planning. It's rewriting the narrative you're living inside. We explore: Why most goals fall flat—even if they're aligned The sneaky stories that keep you looping in old patterns How to consciously

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93. Dare to Dream Big: Creating "Impossible" Goals...

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2025/12/27

In this powerful New Year episode, Angie invites you to ditch the typical resolutions and dream way bigger—like wild, soul-stirring, "I-have-no-idea-how-this-could-happen" kind of goals. Because sometimes, the life you're meant to create is the one you've been too scared to name. Drawing from the visionary energy of Gate 11—the gate of ideas and possibility—Angie shares how to use your Human Design chart to anchor those dreams in your actual energetic wiring, so you're not just chasing change…

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92. I used to hate the holidays

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2025/12/20

Holidays can be stressful for many of us - traveling, weather, cooking, in-laws, extended family, expectations, trauma, and so much more. For me, I let fear dictate my holidays for years... and it shifted how I showed up for my kids. Join me for this powerfully personal episode. About your host, Angie Grandt – Generational Healing Specialist Angie Grandt is a parent coach, on a mission to break cycles of trauma. She is also a Quantum Human DesignTM Specialist, Quantum Alignment System certified,

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18:28

91. Gratitude When It's Hard: A New Lens for...

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2025/12/13

Gratitude is easy when life is flowing. But what about when it's not? When your kid is melting down (again). When your co-parent drops the ball (again). When your nervous system is fried, your coffee is cold, and you're questioning everything? In this honest episode, Angie peels back the curtain on what it really looks like to find gratitude when things feel hard—without bypassing the mess, sugar-coating the struggle, or pretending everything is fine when it's not. You'll learn how true gratitude

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90. When Silence Hurts: The Hidden Impact of...

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2025/12/06

Sometimes, the loudest wounds come from what's not said. In this episode of Sometimes Love Isn't Enough, Angie shares a deeply personal reflection on her own go-to parenting pattern: silence. If you grew up learning to keep the peace or "freeze out" conflict, you may recognize yourself here. Angie unpacks the energetic imprint of going silent on your child—not as punishment, but as self-protection. And she reveals how this well-worn path shaped her relationship with her son, despite her best

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89. Conscious Discipline, Real-Life Parenting, and...

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2025/11/29

In this powerful and heartfelt conversation, Angie sits down with Katie Jones—longtime childcare provider, Conscious Discipline–trained parent educator, and the creator behind Katie's Kids Childcare in Oregon, WI and BU Daily Tools for Transformation. Katie shares her deeply personal journey from burnout and "rock bottom" to becoming the grounded, emotionally present caregiver and parent she is today. Her story of awakening, self‑reflection, and reparenting herself is not only inspiring—it's a

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88. Trauma, parenting, and resilience - with Guest...

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2025/11/22

Our personal experiences have such a powerful impact on the parent we are being with our own kids. If we want to really break the cycles that have caused us to be someone we're not, then we MUST heal us first. Join me for this powerful interview with Dina Lobo Lewis as we dig into how our stories about ourselves dance with our parenting, and the choices we get to make to break the cycles. About Dina Lobo Lewis: Empowering leaders to be SEEN, HEARD, and AMPLIFIED in the Era of Individualism

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87. 12 Reasons to Ditch Punishment for Good

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2025/11/15

In this passionate and perspective-shifting solo episode, Angie pulls back the curtain on one of parenting's biggest misunderstandings: the belief that punishment changes behavior. With deep insight from her experience in behavior management and emotional healing, she walks listeners through 12 powerful reasons to rethink spanking, yelling, and punitive discipline altogether. This isn't just a list—it's a wake-up call for every parent who's trying to do the right thing but feels stuck in reactive

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86. You Don't Need More Parenting Hacks—You Need This

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2025/11/08

In this refreshingly honest episode, Angie Grandt breaks down a pattern so many parents fall into: the endless search for more parenting strategies, hacks, and expert advice. Sound familiar? But what if the real breakthrough doesn't come from learning more… but from shifting how we feel and what we believe? Angie pulls back the curtain on what's really keeping parents stuck—even when they know all the "right" things to do—and shares why mindset, energy, and emotional regulation matter far more than

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85. Co-Parenting Without Losing Your Mind

Sometimes Love Isn"t Enough: The Parenting Through... ·

2025/11/01

Host: Angie Grandt Episode Summary In this heartfelt episode, Angie shares her personal journey and hard-earned wisdom around the messy, beautiful, and often frustrating world of co-parenting. Drawing from her own experience navigating divorce, blended family dynamics, and emotional healing, she offers parents a grounded, compassionate lens to reframe their co-parenting challenges. You'll hear how prioritizing your child's sense of safety and emotional security—rather than trying to "win" at

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84. A Brother’s Journey: Understanding the Shadows...

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2025/10/25

Suicide trigger warning in this episode This episode is deeply personal. Angie opens her heart and shares her journey of trying to understand her brother after losing him to suicide — and how that loss became a doorway into psychology, self-awareness, and the human shadows we all carry. Through reflection and compassion, Angie explores how two siblings — shaped by the same family, yet carrying very different energies — processed pain, divorce, and life’s challenges in completely different ways. What

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83. The Cost of Yelling: What It’s Really Doing to...

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2025/10/18

We’ve all been there—yelling out of frustration, exhaustion, or overwhelm. But have we ever stopped to ask: What is this really doing to our kids? In this episode of Sometimes Love Isn’t Enough, Angie peels back the curtain on the lasting impact yelling can have on our children’s sense of worth, safety, and connection. This isn’t about shame or blame—this is about awareness, healing, and reclaiming peace in your home. Angie shares the deeper emotional toll yelling takes on kids (and us as parents),

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82. What if your story isn't true?

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2025/10/11

There’s a voice in your head that says: “I’m failing.” “My kid doesn’t respect me.” “They’ll never change.” But… what if that story isn’t actually true? In this solo episode, I dig into: How subconscious stories shape how we see our kids—and ourselves Why we default to narratives of shame, blame, or hopelessness How to gently question the script you’ve been living by What becomes possible when you stop reacting to the story—and start rewriting it This one’s short, honest, and powerful—a

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