Episode 121: Walking with Kids’ Mental Health with Dr. Matthew Stanford

2020-04-17

But what about the kids? **We recorded this episode pre-quarantine, and once again, God provided the content we needed for this unforeseen moment. I know our own kids (Matt and Laurie's) are wrestling with their emotional balance in this quarantine life. Are the kids or young adults in your life struggling at all? Let's help them, yeah? (Whether they are wrestling with anxiety, depression, have been walking a journey on the autism spectrum, or have experienced sexual trauma as kids.) The person who is going to...

But what about the kids?

**We recorded this episode pre-quarantine, and once again, God provided the content we needed for this unforeseen moment.

I know our own kids (Matt and Laurie's) are wrestling with their emotional balance in this quarantine life.

Are the kids or young adults in your life struggling at all?

Let's help them, yeah? (Whether they are wrestling with anxiety, depression, have been walking a journey on the autism spectrum, or have experienced sexual trauma as kids.)

The person who is going to help us to help them is Dr. Matthew Stanford, CEO of the Hope and Healing Center & Institute in Houston, and adjunct professor of psychiatry at Baylor College of Medicine and the Houston Methodist Hospital Institute for Academic Medicine and author of Grace for the Children.

He's legit qualified. Let's walk with the littles (and teens), friends.

//: Do the Next Thing:

Find Grace for the Children: Finding Hope in the Midst of Child and Adolescent Mental Illness.
His book for adults? Grace for the Afflicted.
Check out Matthew Stanford's organization, The Hope and Healing Center.
Listen to more episodes for parents here.
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