Dr. Emily Jones

If you're married,

marriage counseling.

You know what I mean?

Like that's, that's one of the sweetest things that you can do for your family.

So do that.

But then also with your kids, I think one of the saddest things, and I fall into this a lot too, is I'm so easily distracted and it, you know, it's the phone, it's the, it's the media, everything going on, the job, the kids, the husband, and we're tired.

Like, you know, and so intentional connection with your kids, my,

Me and my husband's goal is, number one, to raise followers of Christ, but also kids that know that they have a place that they always belong, and it's with us.

And so you may not belong anywhere else in the world, but you will always belong home with us.

But to do that, you have to build a relationship and have connection.

Yeah.

Oh, that's just a training.

Y'all's listeners, what's y'all's demographic?

Who listens to y'all?

Henry asked me this morning, will I be able to listen to this podcast?

And I was like, yes, you can listen to this.

Mainly middle-aged.

I hope it's the reality is like people will listen and hear, okay, Martin's been to counseling.

In a lot of Christian cultures, it's still like not the thing.

I've gotten a lot of flack from, I help out with fifth grade boys and they'll be like, I heard therapy's bad.