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Parenting teenagers is never easy—but when your child has experienced trauma, the challenges can feel overwhelming. The House of Hope KC Parent Podcast exists to walk alongside you in that journey. Hosted by Executive Director Tim Overby and Clinical Coordinator Vicki Bartholomew, each episode offers practical tools, thoughtful conversations, and real stories designed to help parents, guardians, and caregivers strengthen relationships with their teens.
House of Hope KC hosts House of Hope KC: Parent Podcast, a kids show with 11 episodes published.
While it may be easy to demonize technology as the root cause of a teenager’s challenges with their mental health, more often than not, the technology is more of a symptom or cover-up of the root challenges in a hurting
The explosion of social media and online activity mostly via the phone has been exponential in the last several years. How can parents even keep up with the litany of new social media apps available to teens? Is there an
With some understanding of how the teenage brain works and specifically when they are in an anxious or dysregulated state, Tim and Paul continue the conversation from the previous episode to unpack some practical tools o
Why is it when you have conflict with your teenager it seems to get out of control so quickly? What is happening in their brain? What is happening in your brain? And how can you as the parent take a different approach in
When a parent knows that it is time to search for a mental health professional for their teenager, where do they start the process? What does a parent look for as they attempt to get their teen ‘in the door’ with a couns
Ella and Ashton were both single moms going through the House of Hope KC residential program with their student. Listen in on this special alumni parent episode as these parents unpack what they most learned in their tim
The effect of a trauma that a teen has experienced not only has an impact on that specific student but can affect the whole family. How can a parent’s understanding of their own past story help them move into the healing
Communication with a teenager is difficult no matter the context or situation, but particularly with a teenager who has experienced trauma. While our brains are wired for connection, trauma forces the brain to be wired f
Gary Chapman’s bestselling book from the 1990’s, The 5 Love Languages revolutionized relationship counsel and advice, especially within Christian circles. But how can this foundational relationship concept be applied to
As a parent or guardian of a hurting teen evaluates if it is time to search for help from a mental health professional, what questions and considerations should a parent have? If they need help, what level of help do the
Parenting teens is difficult in any circumstance. But how much more challenging is parenting teens who have experienced trauma in some way. This episode introduces the format, focus and purpose of the House of Hope Paren
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House of Hope KC: Parent Podcast is hosted by House of Hope KC. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 11 episodes.
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