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Maybe you're new to manifesting... or maybe you've experienced it's brilliance... or maybe you're like me 6 years ago and think manifesting is a bunch of woo-woo and if you want something done you need to work hard.
In this episode, we're cracking the shell on manifestation, and how I manifested my first kid's book! Join me on this journey from idea, to living by desig...
What if we could give our kids the tools to navigate big emotions before those experiences become lifelong patterns?
In this episode of Sometimes Love Isn't Enough, Angie welcomes Clinical EFT Practitioner Katie Michaelson to explore how EFT Tapping can help children navigate stress, anxiety, and overwhelming emotions.
Drawing on her background in speci...
What happens when all the parenting advice says one thing…but your gut says something else?
When my son was young and his behaviors were at their hardest, I had years of professional training telling me how I should respond. But underneath all that knowledge was a quieter voice saying, What if he just needs connection?
I didn't always listen.
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We often think our behavior challenges wtih our kids are a simple - Identify the behavior > address the behaivor kind of situation. And yes, there is some of that too - I have quite a few episodes on behaviors :)
But there's often somehting in the way our kids behaviors trigger us that is unique. For instance, one parent may not be tolerant of lying, while the other...