108: 7 Keys To Resiliency For The Exhausted Parent with Laura Howe
Resilience is the ability to withstand and overcome. As a parent, you have shown resiliency through a pandemic, through school closures, through cancelled playdates and vacations. But, what if you find yourself exhausted from the load of parenting? How do you continue to love and to serve your family if you feel like you have nothing left to give? In Episode 108, Daniel and Christina interview Laura Howe about the 7 keys to resiliency for the exhausted parent.
In This Episode, You Will Hear About:
- What caregiver fatigue is and why you may feel so exhausted
- Hope for the parent that feels like they have nothing left to give
- The 7 keys to resiliency:
- Know who you are
- Meditation
- Connection
- Self-care
- Boundaries
- Rest
- Have Fun
Resources Mentioned During the Episode:
- To find out more about Laura Howe, go to Hope Made Strong
- Some tools to help you discover who you are:
- An article that Laura wrote about meditation
- Abide app to help with meditation
- Why Friendship Still Matters
- Simple Ways To Have More Fun During This Pandemic
- Centering Prayer exercise
- Palms Down, Palms Up prayer exercise
Quotes and Tweets:
- Only those who care become fatigued. @hopemadestrong1
- Fatigue isn’t something to feel guilty about. @hopemadestrong1
- As caregivers, we need to take the time to be filled back up so we can give again. @hopemadestrong1
- I will praise you because I have been remarkably and wondrously made. Your works are wondrous, and I know this very well. Psalm 139:14
- Self-care is rejuvenating your soul and resting your body. @hopemadestrong1
- Resiliency is the ability to withstand and to overcome. @hopemadestrong1
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