Janet worries that her religion requires her to do more for her mentally ill sister than she feels capable of handling. Call 1-800-DR-LAURA / 1-800-375-2872 or make an appointment at DrLaura.comFollow me on social media:Facebook.com/DrLauraInstagram.com/DrLauraProgramYouTube.com/DrLauraJoin My Family!!Receive my Weekly Newsletter + 20% off my Marriage 101 course & 25% off Merch! Sign up now, it's FREE!Each week you'll get new articles, featured emails from listeners, special event invitations, early

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On this week’s Vogue & Amber: Vogue’s finally recovered from her second birthday bash (just about) and has a new celeb bestie, Kim Kardashian. Amber’s still buzzing from her Biscoff chocolate discovery, they’re taking listener roasting on the chin.Plus, stolen underwear, squirrel-spotting mid-pod, a listener dilemma and we learn exactly how many poisoned grapes you’d risk eating for £100k.Watch us on Youtube! CLICK HERE! or search Vogue & AmberRemember, if you want to get involved you

Send us a text Sometimes the hardest part of growth isn’t what we step into, it’s what we step away from. And on this Halloween, we’re talking about the kind of ghosts that don’t haunt the attic — they haunt your peace of mind. The friendships, flings, or relationships that linger long after they’ve run their course. It’s not about blame or bitterness; it’s about recognizing when staying costs more peace than it’s worth. Whether it’s a slow fade or a dramatic exit, learning to leave with inte...

This week on Two Parents & A Podcast — IT’S A BOY!!! 🎉 We’re breaking down everything from how we found out, how we’re feeling now that we know, and why I was so sure it was a girl (spoiler: I was wrong).We get into the excitement, the nerves, and what we’re most looking forward to about welcoming a little boy, plus our thoughts on gender-reveal parties and which old wives’ tales actually held up. Before all that — family-style dinners at weddings (the BEST??), a father-son moment at the

From a childhood spent building fences and mustering cattle on her family’s remote Northern Territory station, to life in a Swiss city where she could see France from her balcony, Megan Holzwart’s story is one of grit, adventure, and deep reflection on motherhood. After years abroad, she’s now back in the bush, raising two young kids in Katherine and running KICS- the Katherine Isolated Children's Service, a remote, mobile playgroup for socially and geographically isolated children and famili...

Camille Cates talks about a time God delivered her from a bad relationship. Listen to the Full Program Receive a copy of Moving Forward After Abortion and an audio download of "Finding Healing After an Abortion" for your donation of any amount! If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family Minute, please give us your feedback.

Confusion about gender doesn't start with culture—it starts with unmet core needs. Dr. Kathy Koch joins Wayne Stender to explore how God designed children with five foundational needs that shape their confidence and faith. From bedtime routines to meaningful conversations, discover practical ways to disciple your kids toward identity, purpose, and peace in Christ.

In today’s episode, we chat with the beautiful Sarah Davidson, who many of you might know as Spoonful of Sarah. Sarah opens up about everything from her experiences of being adopted from South Korea yet growing up in a very typical Caucasian Aussie household, to having a miscarriage, and how both of those experiences have shaped the way she approaches life, work, family and now motherhood. Plus she explores why there is so much more to family than biology, and how statistics of loss actually helped

A single notification shouldn’t hijack your nervous system. When co-parenting gets high-conflict, though, even a short text can set off a cascade of stress that steals focus from your kids. We sat down with founder Sol Kennedy to unpack Best Interest, the first AI‑moderated messaging app for co-parents, built from his own divorce and supported by Dr. Ramani’s expertise. Think of it as a calm, intelligent “shield” that filters inflammatory language into clear, actionable requests while preserving

Every parent knows those big-feeling moments - when your child loses a game, feels frustrated, or bursts into tears over something small. This week, Simon and Lachy chat with two child-development researchers from Central Queensland University whose study ofBluey made headlines - revealing that almost half the episodes model resilience and emotional strength. They unpack how animal characters like Bluey, Bingo (even Wags and Dorothy) help children understand feelings, why shows likeBluey can help

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When life feels overwhelming, return to the stillness within. In this soothing guided meditation I invite you into the deep calm of the ocean, where the waves of emotion meet the wisdom of patience. Through gentle breathwork, a full-body relaxation scan, and powerful affirmations, this meditation helps you release anxiety, regulate your nervous system, and rediscover your inner strength. Inspired by the timeless lesson "Still waters run deep," this practice reminds us that true power often lives in

What should you think about, and do, in your life before getting married? In this episode of "Families of Faith," Tim and Stacey share important and practical things to consider before tying the knot, so that you can become Mr. or Mrs. Right!#pathwaytoparadise #timrumsey #marriage #marriagetips

Are your toddler’s middle-of-the-night wake-ups leaving you exhausted and confused—wondering if it’s a nightmare, a night terror, or something else entirely? It’s easy to dismiss these episodes as “just a phase,” but brushing them off means you may be missing important cues about your child’s sleep health. The truth is, nightmares and night terrors aren’t the same—and knowing the difference can completely change how you respond (and how quickly everyone gets back to sleep). If you’ve been fee...

Sibling relationships can be some of the most loving — and challenging — connections kids can experience. Sue Dominus, award winning New York Times journalist and author of The Family Dynamic: A Journey into the Mystery of Sibling Success, joins Elise Hu to explore how parents can best support multiple kids. Dominus shares tangible advice to creating safe and supportive homes by listening to our kids, intentionally creating space for them as individuals, and encouraging passions without pressure.Key

In this special crossover episode, The Mama’s Den links up with The Gin & Juice Podcast—hosted by powerhouse sisters and moms, Mel Goolsby and Melissa Fredericks. Together, we dive into how these two turned life’s curveballs into purpose and profit. After being laid off on maternity leave 2022, Mel built a thriving social media platform called "I'm Not A Lawyer, But" while Melissa stood beside her—both in sisterhood and entrepreneurship—as they launched their hit podcast, Gin & Juice. At a time when

Paulina sits down with family law attorney and single mom Aliette Hernandez Carolan to talk about what divorce really looks like-money, motherhood, and finding your footing again. They unpack the before, during, and after: getting clear on your finances, protecting your peace, and making decisions from a grounded place, not a chaotic one. Aliette shares the truth about control, co-parenting, and what it actually means to build a new life without losing yourself in the process. In This Episode...

Dr. Tom Curran shares insights from Exhortation to Be Vigilant (Luke 21: 34-36) about drowsiness, bloatedness and anxieties of worldly cares. Tom continues to discuss the latest statistics on the impact of the digital world (smartphone technology and social media) on human behavior and development.

Kids don’t need earlier tryouts—they need more backyard joy. In this conversation, former pro pitcher Dan Blewett shares how he started “late” by today’s standards, fell in love with the game through free play, and built the grit to endure multiple career-threatening injuries. He argues that early structure can crowd out wonder, and that the deepest resilience is born from neighborhood games, missed catches, and a parent who shows up—often with a bucket of balls. You’ll hear why sampling many sports