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Courage to Step Into the Unknown

Parenting solo means carrying an enormous amount of uncertainty every single day. Questions pile up faster than answers ever could. What if you’re making the wrong call? What if this season breaks something in your kids that can’t be fixed? What if who you thought you were supposed to become…

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Parenting: How To Avoid Parental Alienation

Parenting: How To Avoid Parental Alienation In this episode of the Solo Parent podcast, we talk about how to avoid parental alienation. First, a clarification...

What’s My Attachment Style?

What’s My Attachment Style? Dr. James Horne, our guest today, has been a licensed counselor for over 20 years. He describes his passion as helping...

Love: Discovering Your Child’s Love Language

Love: Discovering Your Child’s Love Language More than likely, you’ve heard of the books, The Five Love Languages and The Five Love Languages of Children, which detail the...

The Greatest of These is Love – Becoming Love

The Greatest of These is Love—Becoming Love For single parents, the word love, or the concept of love, can bring with it conflicting beliefs. We...

Love: Dating Differently

Love: Dating Differently Our previous dating strategies didn’t necessarily work well for us. In other words, what got us here probably isn’t going to get...

All Things New: Parenting with Presence with Dr. Dan Siegel

All Things New: Parenting With Presence with Dr. Dan Siegel As single parents, one of the things we have in common is that we’re juggling...

All Things New: Finding Financial Peace with Rachel Cruze

All Things New: Finding Financial Peace with Rachel Cruze One of the more challenging parts of single parenting is how to make everything work financially....

All Things New: Stop Overreacting

All Things New: Stop Overreacting Every single one of us struggles with overreacting from time to time. Not everyone sees it, but when it comes...