For the Parent Whose Child Didn't Graduate This year

Are you scrolling through social media, seeing a sea of graduation caps and senior trips, but feeling a heavy "vague cloud" in your own chest? In this deeply personal and empathetic episode, Lisa Rena Scott speaks directly to the mother whose child was supposed to graduate this year, but didn't cross the stage with their class. Whether your child is taking summer credits, had to step away for a season, or is facing another full year of high school, this conversation is your safe harbor. Lisa shares her own vulnerable journey as a mother of five, three of whom took the "fifth-year senior" path. She admits that she didn't have the tools back then—she was just trying to keep her head above water—but she’s sharing them with you now.Using her signature "Name It. Claim It. Navigate It." framework, Lisa helps you:Name It: Move past "I'm fine" to identify specific emotions like embarrassment, grief, or fear for the future.Claim It: Put shame aside and own your truth so that your feelings stop owning you.Navigate It: Take actionable, heart-centered steps to move forward in a healthy way.This episode also bridges the gap between you and your child, acknowledging the silent burden of shame and comparison they may be carrying. Learn how to lead the "Name It. Claim It. Navigate It." conversation with your child and celebrate the growth that happens on a unique timeline. Because whatever you are feeling, whatever you are going through... And That's Okay!Order your copy of And That's Okay! book Follow along over on InstagramHang out with us on Facebook