Podcasts about family counseling

337:  Leading for the Long Run: Building a Sustainable Nonprofit (Janelle Miller Moravek)SUMMARYSpecial thanks to TowneBank for bringing these conversations to life, and for their commitmentto strengthening nonprofit organizations. Learn more about how they can help you at TowneBank.com/NonprofitBanking.Nonprofit leadership can feel like a marathon of competing priorities, unexpected fires, and constant pressure to do more with less - yet it doesn't have to mean sacrificing balance or long-term impact. In episode 337 of Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership, lifelong nonprofit leader Jannelle Miller Moravek shares practical ways to lead with resilience: set boundaries (“it'll still be there tomorrow”), use the Eisenhower Matrix to decide what gets done, delegated, delayed, or dropped, and calendar project time with a buffer for “fires.” She shares why development literacy matters for every ED, how to hire people smarter than you, and why team “vibe” and curiosity beat credentials alone. Plus, a refreshingly doable take on succession planning and building a sustainable 40-hour culture for the long run.ABOUT JANELLEJanelle Miller Moravek is a nonprofit leader & mental health advocate. She has led Youth & Family Counseling as Executive Director since 2009, driving its growth and impact across Lake County, Illinois. With a deep commitment to increasing access to mental health services, she oversees strategy, programming, and operations while fostering strong partnerships throughout the community. Janelle plays a key leadership role in the region, serving on the board of the Lake County Alliance for Human Services and co-chairing the Lake County Behavioral Health Action Team. Her prior experience includes development roles at Carmel Catholic High School and Barat College. She holds a BA in French Studies from Wesleyan University.EPISODE TOPICS & RESOURCESReady for your next leadership opportunity? Visit our partners at Armstrong McGuireThe Talent Development Platform by Heather Carpentar & Tara QuallsWant to chat leadership 24/7?  Go to delphi.ai/pattonmcdowellHave you gotten Patton's book Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership: Seven Keys to Advancing Your Career in the Philanthropic Sector – Now available on Audible

Haley Scully, MA, is an experienced and relatable conference speaker, author and trainer who has been with Hope for the Heart since 2011. Currently serving as the Senior Vice President of Ministry Operations, she began her journey within the organization by working in onsite counseling programs before transitioning to international ministry, where she has provided training in over 35 countries. In her role, Haley oversees various initiatives, fosters partnerships, coordinates resources, and delivers fundamental counseling, coaching and care ministry training for church leaders and parachurch organizations globally. Additionally, she co-hosts the acclaimed podcast, Hope Talks, where she shares practical insights on discovering hope amidst everyday challenges. Haley holds a degree in Communications from Oklahoma State University and a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. She is deeply passionate about connecting those in distress with hope in Christ and applying God’s Word to their daily lives. To learn more about Haley, go to hopefortheheart.org Or you can learn about the upcoming conference at hopetogether.com Discover more Christian podcasts at lifeaudio.com and inquire about advertising opportunities at lifeaudio.com/contact-us.

Schedules are tough and many times, schedules can be a challange, or frustrating.  Make the plan, follow the plan, and take time to rest, just like God did.  You're not a machine, you are a child of God.

Be careful.  Don't get pulled into situations that on have some semblance of truth.  Those places are stumbling blocks to God's purpose and plan for your life.  

Negative thoughts are toxic.  They could the connection to God.  You can replace them with faith and trust in God.  Now is the time to do that.

We've all been there.  Problems, thoughts, become distractions, and they build over time into mountains.  As Barney Fife used to say, "nip it in the bud."  Barney was right.

Have you ever been caught in a mistake, or a lie?  Extend mercy to yourself by saying "you're right, I was wrong, I apologize."  

God doesn't want us to dwell on the past.  He wants us to see where we can go.  Letting go isn't always easy.

Life requires us to say goodbye to status quo and accept and adapt to what's next.  Not always an easy thing to do.

Many people cling to the old ways of thinking and feeling to keep themselves emotionally safe.  Not a great place to be stuck, because every day sets the stage for a new beginning.  

Sure, it could be a special present, an event, an announcement, a trophy or even a person that came into your life.  But the best gift ever, is mercy.

Mercy is God's undeserved, unfailing compassion and love.  And yes, it's hard sometimes to share that gift with others.  It's hard, but essential.

It's true, we all stray from God's gift of mercy.  Because life causes us to question, giving mercy to those we feel, don't deserve it.  Mercy is for everyone in your life, not just a few.

God has forgivin us for our sins.  Simply, He wants us to forgive others, even when we feel that forgivness is not there.  Is there someone in your life that needs forgivness?

You have been forgivin of your sins by God.  He wants you to do the same towards others, even when you feel they don't deserve it.  Not an easy thing to do, but always necessary.  That's, mercy.

Showing mercy is reflecting God's character in you.  It's true, showing mercy to others, even when we feel they don't deserve it, is how God wants us to live our lives.

Simply, mercy is kindness and goodness, the essentials for resrotation and healing.  Letting go and letting God show you the way, is the first step,

Simply, by expressing the abundant mercy He has shown us.  Let the anger go, and allow His mercy to help you move ahead.

We don't deserve it, but God's pardon, grace and mercy is always right there in front of you.  No secret password or limited time offer.  

Little problems hve a way of growing into major conflicts, especially when we decide that our way is the best way.  Wrong in so many ways.  Lean on God to help the next time trouble comes your way.  Trust him, always.

It's not true, it's not fair, and it hurts.  God can help you discover the best way to answer the issue.  Use his wisdom and his words to help move forward.

We have a choice on what we believe and how we move through life.  You are, who you are, because of your actions and integrity.  Integrity will pull you through the most difficult times, it's true.

God had a plan in mind when he created you.  A plan for every moment of your life.  Sometimes we go in the wrong direction, and God is right there correcting our path.  Listening is the key.  Responding to his voice is the way.

I'll bet you've heard it.  When facing a tough decision, or up against a major conflict.  God speaks to us every day.  How we listen is the most important part.  Are you listening?

You can choose to walk away from God.  That's a choice, a dangerous choice, because your life was designed by God and walking with Him every day means you are on the right path.  Just in case you get lost, he's there to get you back on track.

Simply, never deny that a problem exists.  So, what's your trouble, today?  God is waiting to have a conversation.  

Yeah, trouble can be a speed bump in your life and we all experience trouble.  The key to moving ahead is simple.  Trust God to give you the wisdom and insight on how to move past trouble.  He really does have the answers for you.

Jealousy has the potential of blinding us to the truth.  The truth is the path to overcoming jealousy, and God is sending you a message to look in the mirror and see what needs to be changed, about you.

You can't avoide trouble in life.  To face trouble you must also face and connect with God.  He is the wisdom for how to overcome any issue.   Your walk is a daily walk with God, plain and simple.

Quick answer:  Yes.  God always gives us insight and wisdom for problem solving.  Quit searching the internet, just have a conversation with God.  No wi-fi needed.

Trouble breeds fear and confusion.  God is right there by your side, in good times and bad times.  Trouble will happen, but the good news is God has you covered.

When trust is absent, trouble can be overwhelming.  It doesn't have to be that way.  Trusting God is a choice, and an essential partner to have when trouble comes your way.

Trouble isn't designed to rob us of faith and confidence.  It is more of an exercise to help us understand victory.  Faith gives us the power to overcome what seems impossible.

If you measure life by other people' success, you will always come up short.  Insead, rely on your faith for direction and inspiration and focus only on who you are and what you have done.  You'll be surprised how cool you really are.

The fork in the road.  Which way do I go?  Some rely on their own decisions.  Other's rely on God's direction.  So, which one do you think is the path to follow?

Trouble lives just around the corner in everyones life.  Like the GPS that tells you if an accident is ahead, God can help you take an alternate route, every time.

In a word, no.  It's more like you giving up on God.  Don't let that happen.

“The only thing we have in common is the fact that he's magical and I'm creating magic in these schools moving kids forward.”  “I believe most people have compassion in their soul.” “Are you willing to share without expecting anything back?”   Episode summary | In this episode of ROG, host Shannon Cassidy speaks with Harry Potter, a retired education professional, about the importance of generosity in personal and professional life. They discuss Harry's transformative experiences with mentors who opened doors for him, the impact of small acts of kindness, and the ripple effect of giving back to the community. Harry shares his journey from a challenging upbringing to a successful career, emphasizing the significance of noticing the needs of others and being intentional in acts of service.   R.O.G. Takeaway Tips | Generosity is not just financial; it includes time and respect. Mentorship can change the trajectory of a person's life. Reflecting on one's journey can reveal the impact of others. Small acts of kindness can lead to significant changes. Being intentional about noticing others' needs is crucial. Everyone has the potential to give back in meaningful ways. Generosity creates a ripple effect in the community. Confidence can be a barrier to seizing opportunities. It's important to share knowledge and experiences with others. Giving back is a way to honor those who helped you.   Chapters |  00:00 The Power of Generosity 07:01 Transformative Mentorships 14:08 The Ripple Effect of Kindness 19:57 Noticing and Taking Action 27:58 Giving Back and Leaving a Legacy   Guest Bio | Harry Potter is a retired education and administrative professional with over 31 years of experience supporting student success. Known for his compassion, leadership, and commitment to equity, Harry has served as a counselor, principal, and district director, helping thousands of students overcome barriers to achievement. Born and raised in Providence, Rhode Island, he earned his B.A. in History and Secondary Education from the University of Rhode Island, followed by a Master's in Family Counseling and later, a Master's in Secondary Administration from Providence College. Harry began his career in counseling before moving into school leadership, eventually becoming Principal of Hope High School and later, Director of Student Opportunities for the Providence School Department. He created impactful programs, including the “Harry Potter Program,” which helped over 1,350 students graduate. Since retiring in 2009, Harry continues to serve the community through hospice work, youth camps, and grief support groups, remaining a passionate advocate for growth, healing, and education.   Bridge Between Resources: 5 Degree Change Course Free N.D.I. Network Diversity Index  Free Generosity Quiz    Credits: Harry Potter, Host Shannon Cassidy, Bridge Between, Inc.   Coming Next: Please join us next week, Episode 241, Special Guest, Trish Scanlon.  

Simple.  Living with the knowledge and wisdom of God keeps you focused and less vulnerable to others who might lead you in the wrong direction.  You need one connection, and only one.

So, where does God live within you?  Is it a casual relationship that you call on in a time of need, or do you live with God in your heart every day.  God rewards those who take that relationship seriously.

Stretching values to align with peer groups can put your path in a bad place.  If you are lost, have a conversation with God to get back on track.

It's not easy to live up to God's expectations, but it is necessary.  Ask for forgiveness and let God move you in the right direction.

We live life, depending on God's goodness and generosity.  That relationship is based on your obedience to him, plain and simple.

Where do you live in your relationship with God?  If you're living life on the edge, you will eventually slip away from his intentions for your life.  So, where are you in your walk with God?

Learn how to listen to God and tune out the noise of the world.  First thing in your day, before you do anything, reach out to God and set your day on the right path.  With God as your guide, you will never go down the wrong path.

Simply, not holding onto the truth.  Not listening when you should be.  Deciding that your way is better than his way.  It never is.

Simply, nothing more than humility and a heart seeking forgiveness and restoration.  Yes, God does expect us to follow the rules, but most importantly, he expects us to stay connected to him.

Simply, believing in God's purpose for our life is the cornerstone.  As we mature, we learn to listen more and respond less.  Always put God first.

The point is keeping your strengths and weaknesses under control.  Jesus is your main source of security and balance.  Trust in him with all your heart, always.

Our children are God's greatest gifts. We pour into them with unconditional love, guidance and support - praying we have given them the tools to be successful in life. Yet, peer pressure, hormones, and unrealistic social expectations can undermine our best efforts. Then what?The teenage years can be challenging, especially for girls. Issues such as negative self-esteem, anxiety, depression and self-harm plague far too many young tweens and teens as they mature into adulthood.How can families support girls during these difficult times? What are the red flags indicating professional help is needed? How do we differentiate between attention-seeking behaviors and a deeper cry for help?Our guests today, Dr. Tim Jordan, and his wife, Anne, join us to share their 30-plus years of experience providing counsel and guidance to young girls, teens, college-age women and their families. Tim and Anne share a passion for this work and, as a result, are trusted national and international resources for families and health professionals working with this population. Please join us as we unpack the complexities of raising strong girls.Show Notes:Special Guests: Dr. Tim & Anne JordanDr. Jordan is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician and counselor who is also an international speaker and prolific author of six books on raising strong girls. He's the host of his podcast called Raising Daughters and the owner of Camp Weloki for Girls. He has extensive training, including a stint with T. Berry Brazelton at Children's Hospital at Harvard.Anne Jordan, R.N., is also an international speaker and the president of Children and Families, Inc. She, along with her husband, are facilitators for the Strong Girls, Strong World program. She's also a co-owner of Camp Weloki for Girls, as well as the podcast producer. ResourcesHow to Purposefully Parent with the End in Mind (article and podcast episode by Dr. Tim Jordan) https://drtimjordan.com/2023/06/parent-values-covey-family-home/Spiral of Beliefs: How Girls Can Redirect Limiting Beliefs About Themselves (Article and podcast by Dr. Tim Jordan)https://drtimjordan.com/2020/02/beliefs-self-esteem-perspective-identity-depression-trauma-bullying/Why Teens Don't Want to Grow Up (article and podcast by Dr. Tim Jordan)https://drtimjordan.com/2023/03/adulthood-teens-careers-decisions-marriage/