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Stories of Transformation… from “Fixing” to Connecting
· 37 min · Episode 180
Episode Stories of Transformation… from “Fixing” to Connecting
We chat with Lindsay Fauver, a mom from the Connected Families community, about her parenting journey with a child who experiences anxiety, sensory challenges, and challenging behaviors. Lindsay shares how she has gained new understanding and tools to support her child and stay calm when her daughter escalates. She also emphasizes the persistence required to implement positive changes and the role of scripture in sustaining her. If you’re feeling overwhelmed with parenting, you’ll find plenty of hope and practical ideas in this interview with a mom who's been there.
Mentioned in this podcast:
Are You Micromanaging Your Kids? Here’s How to Stop | Ep. 177
Authentic Community for Dads | Ep. 179
100 Truth Phrases PDF - a free resource
Grace & Truth for Moms online course
Connected Families Connection Questions (Campfire Questions)
Sensitive & Intense Kids online course
Parenting Coaching
Isaiah 30
James 1
Psalm 103:8
1 John 3:19
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Guest Bio:
Lindsay Fauver is a photographer by trade and a theologian at heart. She is deeply passionate about participating with the great Artist as she works to build a foundation of "belonging and becoming" with her little people, clients, and students. Lindsay loves writing, peonies, Pilates, design, earrings, and anything by the water. She longs for the day when her story of surrender is told in its fullness by the One who will permanently wipe away her tears.
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