Dr. Mary Manz Simon talks with Gary about the pressures that continue among children and adults as in school learning continues during post quarantine. The discussion focuses on the virtue of patience as the pandemic continues.
A Moment for the Family: Making Mental Health a Priority
Dr. Mary Manz Simon and Gary Duncan discuss mental health issues with kids and adults. More people are beginning to accept and understand that mental health care and treatment are an extremely important part of overall healthcare.
The Coffee Hour – 4th Commandment in the Sandwich Generation (Rebroadcast)
Andy and Sarah talk with Rev. Tyrel Bramwell, pastor of St Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ferndale, California.
The Coffee Hour – Stuck in the Middle: The Sandwich Generation (Rebroadcast)
Andy and Sarah talk with Jeannine Leibmann, MA, LPC.
A Moment for the Family: Creative Kids in the Kitchen
Dr. Mary Manz Simon and Gary Duncan discuss how children who began cooking and helping in the kitchen during the quarantine continue to do so post isolation and enjoy being creative in the kitchen.
A Moment for the Family: Social Withdraw
Gary Duncan and Dr. Mary Manz Simon discuss what the experts call social withdraw. Are we experiencing additional anxiety now as we begin to gather into groups post quarantining?
A Moment for the Family: Holiday Plans
Gary Duncan and Dr. Mary Manz Simon discuss the supply chain issues and how it may impact your holiday plans and gift giving.
A Moment for the Family: Social Intelligence
What is social intelligence? How does it fit into our human development? Join Dr. Mary Manz Simon and Gary Duncan as they talk about the benefits of high (EQ) emotional intelligence.
A Moment for the Family: Benefits of Recess and Play
Gary Duncan and Dr. Mary Manz Simon talk about the importance of recess for school kids. Play supports mental health and helps kids focus when they return to the classroom. Listen to hear more about the benefits of playing.
Wrestling With the Basics – Pass It On
With hosts Rev. Matt “Youngblood” Clark and Rev. “Jolly” John Lukomski.