Raising Kids is hard. Raising Godly kids is harder. Ask Alice is hosted by a licensed professional counselor, Alice Churnock who answers questions from concerned parents by incorporating therapeutic techniques and Christian values.
“I appreciated hearing, especially from someone in education, who was adamant about letting kids fail.” Join licensed counselor (and boy mom) Alice Churnock for the 50th episode of Ask Alice. Alice and guest Anna Meade Harris talk about their favorite-…
Transition is good and it’s right. And it may feel uncomfortable because it’s unknown, but that’s exactly how we were made to experience that transition and throughout all of our transitions, we have a God that doesn’t change. In this episode of Ask Alice, Alice sits…
When you understand you’re seated with Christ, you take your eyes off yourself and can ask, “Who here doesn’t have a seat and how can I help them?” In this episode, Alice interviews best-selling author and speaker, Heather…
Jesus meets us at every step of our journey. He is the anchor for our anxious, embodied souls. And his story helps us make sense of our anxiety. Our anxiety finds a secure home in the story of…
Even when your child is 17 years old, you are the most influential person in their life. In this episode of Ask Alice, Alice interviews longtime superintendent and former principal, Dr. Dicky Barlow, on being a Christian in…
We are broken cisterns that are leaking, and it is not going to work to fill it with anything other than Christ.” In this episode of Ask Alice, Alice interviews mom Suzanne Jones on how she addresses drinking…
Give kids permission to feel uncomfortable and equip them to remove themselves from those situations. In this episode of Ask Alice, Alice interviews counselor and author, Julie Lowe about her newest book, SafeGuards: Shielding Our Homes and Equipping our…
Until we can help a parent who is anxious, we’re not really fully going to be able to help the child. Because if parents are still anxious, it inevitably spills out when we never intend for it to. For…
Your child will have to give up one parent to be with the other parent. How can we make that as easy as possible? For those families dealing with divorce, the holidays bring an extra layer of complexity….
