Hosted by Hope Anew · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 29 episodes
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Through this monthly podcast, parents of children impacted by disability will receive encouragement from other parents, authors and professionals who have been on this journey.
Hope Anew hosts Hope Anew Disability Podcast, a health show with 29 episodes published.
In this episode, Jonathan and Sarah interview Dr. John Trent and his daughter Kari Trent-Stageberg, co-authors of The Blessing . Children of every age long for the gift of The Blessing - the unconditional love and approv
When we understand how our children’s brains work, it will help us to better understand why they do certain things. It will help us to better love our child and to develop an action plan for what they need. This episode
It can be difficult to find parenting tips that really work in our diverse family situations. In this interview Jim & Lynn, founders of Connected Families, walk us through how to apply grace based parenting in our family
Learn practical tactics for managing your child’s healthcare and realistic ways to rejuvenate yourself so you will be a better caregiver for your child.
In this interview, Lisa Sexton shares about her journey raising a child impacted by Cerebral Palsy, her emotional breakdown and attempt to take her life, and how there is beauty in her scars.
In this interview, Lisa Sexton shares about her journey raising a child impacted by Cerebral Palsy, her emotional breakdown and attempt to take her life, and how there is beauty in her scars.
In this interview, Dr. Tyler Sexton shares about his experience growing up with Cerebral Palsy and how Cerebral Palsy is part of the Great Physician's plan for his life.
In this conversation with Joannie, you will feel like you have sat down with a trusted friend over a cup of tea or coffee. Joannie shares stories from her experience as a mom and from helping others that will leave you f
In this episode, Meg Apperson shares about her family's journey in special needs and her new book "Sky Full Of Stars."
In this interview, Jolene Philo shares how we can use the "5 Love Languages" to help traumatized children heal.
Thinking about our child's future is often overwhelming and many of us don't know where to start. In this episode, Rob Wrubel addresses some of the fears we have and gives us tangible first steps as we look ahead to plan
In this episode, Jonathan & Sarah interview David Hirsch, the founder of the Special Needs Father's Network.
Each of our children is made in God's image and has been given a gift. In this interview, Andrea Moriarty shares how in leveraging her son Reid's passions, he has changed the world around him.
Brenda Jank, founder of Run Hard Rest Well, shares the importance of rest and practical tips for incorporating rest into your life, even when it seems impossible.
Jamie Sumner has written for the “New York Times” and the “Washington Post,” among many other publications. She is the author of the nonfiction book on motherhood, “Unbound,” and the middle-grade novel, “Roll with It.”
PTSD doesn’t just happen to soldiers and first responders. Children are also at risk for experiencing PTSD. In this interview, Jolene walks us through the causes and symptoms of PTSD in children and adolescents. She then
In this conversation, Jonathan & Sarah interview Jenn Soehnlin. Jenn is the mother of two young boys who are precious blessings and who both have special needs. She is the author of Embrace This Special Life: Learning to
Gillian Marchenko shares her real, raw story that living with depression is still life.
Cleveland, OH – Caring for a family member with special needs often leaves couples with little free time, energy, money, sex, or fun. In Love All-Ways: Embracing Marriage Together on the Special Needs Journey, Dr. Joe an
In this interview, Diane Dokko Kim shares how she went from ministry to wrestling with God and the healing that took place.
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Hope Anew Disability Podcast is hosted by Hope Anew. The show is categorised under Health (Kids) and has published 29 episodes.
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