Show notes
This is part 2 of my interview with Lauren Amaro which brings a unique blend of research, spiritual wisdom, and practicality to this podcast. This week she shares about our frustration- why we get frustrated and practical tips to relieve frustration. She talks about the input-output model and also, how to deal with difficult situations such as an ADHD diagnosis.0:00 Introduction1:15 Why do we get so frustrated?2:58 Dealing with our kids' humanity4:18 Emotional regulation skills6:46 What does God say to the frustrated parent?9:52 Input/output model unraveled13:08 More secrets for highly frustrated parents15:07 When is comparison healthy?18:56 Labeling our kid's health diagnosis (ADHD)24:19 When there are gaps in our parenting26:05 Final wordsLauren Amaro is an associate professor of Communication at Pepperdine University. As a Ph.D. professor, she researches, studies, and teaches topics such as:Communication and ConflictCommunication Research MethodsFamily CommunicationInterpersonal CommunicationDuring this interview, Lauren recommends 2 books. Here are the links to those books. The Whole Brain ChildNo Drama Discipline(affiliate links)Be sure to subscribe by hitting the "subscribe" button where you listen to your podcasts. That way you will find your way back easily for next week's interview when I will be sharing about Gospel Discipline. You won't want to miss it!For more opportunities, check out https://kidstrength4life.com
