Midlife Mom Podcast

As Midlife Moms, we sometimes, unknowingly, get stuck in the drama triangle where we play the role of victim, rescuer, or persecutor. Having awareness of these roles and learning to move into the roles of the Empowerment Triangle can transform relationships by shifting from conflict-driven dynamics to empowering, solution-focused interactions, ultimately creating better communication and stronger family bonds. This episode explains what the Drama Triangle Vs. the Empowerment Triangle look like and gives a realistic example of what it could look like for Midlife Moms. If you are enjoying this podcast please consider leaving a 5 star rating and review to support this podcast and expand it's reach to other midlife moms.

In this episode of the Midlife Mom Podcast, host Lisa Lewis opens up about her personal journey through the ebb and flow of kids leaving home and then returning. With a focus on connection, Lisa aims to validate the mixed emotions that midlife moms often experience during these transitions. Whether you're dealing with an empty nest, a revolving door, or somewhere in between, this episode offers support and understanding for the unique challenges and joys of this stage in life. If you’re finding value in this podcast, I would greatly appreciate it if you could leave a 5-star rating and a review. Your support helps this podcast to grow and reach more midlife moms who could benefit from these podcasts. Thank you for being part of this Midlife Mom community!

In this episode of The Midlife Mom Podcast, host Lisa Lewis emphasizes the power of appreciation in fostering marital connection. She offers practical tips such as giving genuine compliments, establishing gratitude rituals, and reflecting on shared memories, all aimed at deepening bonds and reducing criticism in long-term relationships. If you're find value in this podcast, a 5-star rating and review would be greatly appreciated. Your support helps this podcast to grow and reach more empty nesting moms who could benefit from these podcasts. Thank you for being part of this Midlife Mom Community!

As parents it can sometimes be tricky trying to learn how to effectively communicate with our teenagers and young adult children. This podcast episode teaches a communication skill called reflecting: what it is, examples of what it can look like, tips in how to use it, and how it can improve relationships. If you are enjoying this podcast please consider leaving a 5 star rating and review to support this podcast and expand it's reach to other midlife moms.

Children who are exposed to Adverse Childhood Experiences have a much greater likelihood of experiencing dysfunction and disability in adult life. This podcast explains what ACE's are, how they impact children in adulthood, and the hope of healing If you find this episode insightful and helpful, please subscribe, rate, and review my podcast to help me reach more listeners.