EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 19 MIN
Parenting Through Anxiety, Big Emotions & Burnout
from The Story Seat · host Splendour
How do we support our children emotionally… while also caring for our own mental and emotional well-being as parents?In this episode of The Story Seat, I sit down with Raeanne Johnson for a compassionate and practical conversation about parenting, emotional health, anxiety, ADHD, burnout, and the connection between neuroscience and faith.With more than 15 years of clinical experience—and as a homeschooling mom of three—Raeanne brings both professional expertise and real-life understanding to the challenges families face every day.Her work helps parents move from confusion and overwhelm toward clarity, emotional connection, and healthier rhythms at home.In this conversation, we explore:What’s really happening in a child’s brain during emotional overwhelmHow parents can respond to “big feelings” with both compassion and structureSupporting children with anxiety and ADHDThe emotional weight many parents quietly carryBurnout, perfectionism, and letting go of guiltHow faith and neuroscience can work together in parentingWhat it truly means to raise emotionally healthy childrenRaeanne also shares encouragement for parents who feel exhausted, discouraged, or unsure if they’re doing enough—offering simple mindset shifts and practical tools that can make everyday life feel more manageable and connected.This episode is a reminder that parenting is not about perfection. It’s about presence, grace, and learning how to support both ourselves and our children through life’s challenges.If you’re raising children, navigating emotional struggles in your home, or simply trying to create a healthier and more peaceful family environment, this conversation will leave you feeling understood, encouraged, and supported.
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