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.
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….
With the season of food and fullness upon us, in this episode of Ask Alice, she interviews Registered Dietitian and Professor, Dr. Melissa Powell, on ways that parents can help kids – and themselves – survive the season…
Being in the home, in the back yard, in the driveway, on the front porch, is the opportunity we have to notice God’s grace coming to us. While this episode of Ask Alice is geared toward younger children,…
In this episode, Alice is joined by Davis Lacey, a former youth pastor who now leads a young church plant in Ellijay, GA (Autumn Ridge Community Church). Drawing from personal experience, Davis shares how churches which take intergenerational…
In this episode of Ask Alice, Alice addresses what is, in her opinion, one of the most underserved populations among kids today: biological siblings in adoption homes. She interviews author, counselor, and mother of an adopted daughter Jennifer…
A posture of humble repentance and gentle curiosity goes a long way towards reminding our teens that parents struggle with sin too.
In this episode of Ask Alice, Alice discusses the post-Mother’s Day reality that often consumes our daily thoughts – mom guilt. She answers questions from our listeners but also uses her own mom-fail moment to discuss the dangerous,…
In this episode of Ask Alice, Alice interviews editor and author Betsy Childs Howard on her newest children’s book, Polly and the Screen Time Overload. The two discuss the updated recommendations for screen time use in children, as well…
