34 - The do's and don'ts of adult conflict in the presence of kids, with marriage and family therapist Chrissy Powers

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34 - The do's and don'ts of adult conflict in the presence of kids, with marriage and family therapist Chrissy Powers

from Voices of Your Village · host Seed & Sew

Holy moly, Chrissy Powers is a gem! Marriage and family therapist, mama to three with one in a fresh newborn stage, wife to her husband, and gal working to navigate all the things, Chrissy shared her brilliance with us as we navigated what it looks like to have conflict in front of kiddos. How do we model that? What about when we lose our cool? We dove into all the things in this episode! Head on over to Instagram and dive into our conversation as it continues @seed.and.sew.Today is the last day of Tiny Human, Big Emotions groups launch for 2018! Head to tinyhumansbigemotions.com to join today. Alyssa will guide you through raising emotionally intelligent humans in real life! Head over now to snag your spot.Want to have your questions answered on the podcast? Join the Facebook group RIGHT NOW to participate in the next topic and I will answer all your big questions. Join today, tell your friends, and stay tuned! I’m so excited to share a space with you where we get to bridge the parents in the trenches with experts in the field so we can raise emotionally intelligent humans together. If you’re realllllly digging this jazz, scroll down and leave a review. It’s such a lovely way to say thank you for this free content! I read every review. Bonus points if you screenshot you tuning in and share it on social media. Tag @seed.and.sew and I will personally DM you back! Instagram @seed.and.sewBlog Post: www.voicesofyourvillage.com   https://seedandsew.org/ Music by: https://www.bensound.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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