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By Linda Ransom Jacobs Unfortunately children of divorce have a lot of questions to ask but many times they don’t know whom to ask. When they do ask, many are told lies or maybe not really lies but half-truths. Children…

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When Nothing Was Right BY LINDA RANSON JACOBS One time I was working with the cutest little single parent family. There were three children. Michael was the middle child in between two bossy sisters. One morning he was really grouchy.…

I was recently contacted by Charisma Magazine. They were very impressed with my teen divorce recovery curriculum, The Journey. We have been furthering our relationship over the months and I was excited to be invited to do a Podcast with…

by Gail Cawley Showalter https://seeinguthrough.files.wordpress.com/2017/03/smore-5-stumbling.mp3 Potholes are ugly nuisances and can really make travel unpleasant. Life can be like a rough road. Pot holes and bumps make it difficult to see ahead. I know. I’ve hit my share of those ugly…

By Gail Cawley Showalter Potholes are ugly nuisances and can really make travel unpleasant. Life can be like a rough road. Pot holes and bumps make it difficult to see ahead. I know. I’ve hit my share of those ugly…

Newsletter April, 2019 April Attitude Adjustment We are experiencing the snowiest…

Guest Blog written by Anya Willis Supporting Your Young Star: Tips for Financing a Child’s Sports Interests If you’re a parent with a budding hoops star or soccer prodigy, you want to do everything you can to foster that talent…

We are experiencing the snowiest season on record here in Minnesota. Those who know me can testify that my patience is wearing thin. I am not a winter lover. It’s cold, damp, freezing and icy. I’m cold all the time. I hate driving on…

by Gail Cawley Showalter Can You Accept What Is? Audio Player https://seeinguthrough.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/smore-2018-oct-1-what-happens.mp3 Radio Spot as aired on KLBT 88.1 This message is to me. I need it as much as anyone. I know how I want things to go. I know how I like…

Last month we talked about how divorce can make our children grow up too fast. It was a good conversation about allowing our children to be children and not to expect too much from them just because there are more…

Boundaries in Relationships Judy H. Wright Setting personal boundaries are like identifying the gates in our invisible fence lines which protects the precious heart and soul inside our bodies. Many people look at boundaries as walls, but rather when we…

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Hope for the Heartbroken There are some days of the year I wish would just disappear. Valentines Day was one of them. It got me thinking. Has there always been a Valentines Day? And who thought of it? Or is…

Happy 2019!! Can you believe it? Where has all the time gone? There are days where there seems to never be an end and then all of a sudden it’s the end of another month. I have been very busy…

By Robyn Besemann I don’t know about you, but this pictures hurts my heart on many levels. The mom and dad are yelling at each other with great anger in their eyes and gestures, while the boy is devastated sitting in…

By Robyn Besemann When someone says “single mom”, what is the first thing that pops into your head? Fatigue? Responsibility? Stress? Strength? Was your mom a single mom? Are YOU a single mom? What are three words…

Bringing Hope and Healing to Families of Divorce View this email in your browser Newsletter October 2018 Calling all Counselors I am on my way to the annual AACC (American Association of Christian Counselors) National Conference in Dallas Texas. I…

By Linda Ranson Jacobs Co-parenting among divorcing couples is becoming more popular. For many children this is a good thing. This means they get to have both parents making life-long decisions for their welfare. It means children can still have…