HopeConnect™ helps parents and caregivers instill a Biblical sense of hope and identity in the life of a child exposed to trauma. Through Everyday Moments™, children experience trauma-informed activities in the context of safe relationships.
HopeConnect™ helps parents and caregivers instill a Biblical sense of hope and identity in the life of a child exposed to trauma. Through Everyday Moments™, children experience trauma-informed activities in the context of safe relationships.
These commandments that I give you today are to be on your hearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.
Transitioning back to school can be challenging for students — especially if they have experienced trauma. Read our latest blog post, “Back to School Collection: 5 Tips for a Successful Transition” for our best tips to help. Link in bio.
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If your child struggles with pent-up emotions, play “Stuffed!” at your next meal. This easy game helps kids understand how keeping our emotions bottled inside of us can make us feel like we’re going to explode — and what to do about it.
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How many times do you speak with your child each day? Your spouse? How often is your speech reflecting the love of Jesus?
It’s easy to get caught up in our busy lives and say things out of anger or frustration — and there’s grace for us when we make those mistakes — but remember what God has called us to do.
As believers, we are the expression of God’s love for us, and our speech should reflect it. Ask God to help you remember this throughout your everyday moments.
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Wondering how to engage your children at mealtime? We’re here to help. Check out our latest article explaining the best type of question to ask kids at dinner. Link in bio.
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Car rides are great opportunities to connect with your child. Use your next one to play “Think, Care, Share,” a no-prep game that encourages your child to share something important about themselves — and ask you questions, too!
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