064 Raising Resilient Kids: Emotional Regulation and the Role of the Church (with Jessica Nagy)

Attaching to God: Neuroscience-informed Spiritual Formation

Is it possible to raise kids who are emotionally resilient within the dysfunctional dynamics of abuse, divorce, or shared custody? And how can the church be more supportive for children who have hidden trauma?
That's what we are talking about with Jessica Nagy, the founder of Mosaic Motherhood, a community of warrior moms who are navigating co-parenting with a destructive individual.
Join us as we weave through the complex labyrinth of childhood resilience. Break away from the commonly held notion of inherent resilience in kids. Instead, let's spotlight those hidden or adaptive strategies children develop, which can sometimes evolve into maladaptive traits as they grow older.
Resources: Four Keys to Resilient Kids

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Chapters

1. 064 Raising Resilient Kids: Emotional Regulation and the Role of the Church (with Jessica Nagy) (00:00:00)

2. Raising Resilient Kids in Dysfunctional Dynamics (00:00:38)

3. The Complexity of Childhood Resilience (00:06:11)

4. Emotional Regulation Techniques for All Ages (00:23:11)

5. Supporting Children's Emotional Regulation Safely (00:33:38)