Supporting Kids Through Deployment and Long Separations
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Supporting Kids Through Deployment and Long Separations
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How Kids Stay Connected When a Parent Is Away
When a parent is gone for months at a time, kids carry more than we often realize. Fifth grader Johanna spent most of a school year with her dad deployed overseas with the Air Force, and she joins host Dr. Christopher Villarreal to share what that time apart was really like and what it taught her about her own strength.
Christopher also talks with Bobbi Lawhorn, a school counselor at Papillion La Vista High School, Purple Star military liaison, and Air Force veteran, about how parents and schools can support kids when someone they love is far away. Bobbi explains why behavior is often a child’s way of communicating, how to open the door when kids won’t talk, why sharing a little context with your child’s school makes a big difference, and why parents often worry more about big changes than their kids do.
Whether your family is navigating a deployment, a parent who travels for work, or grandparents who live far away, this episode is a reminder that kids are more resilient than we often give them credit for, especially when trusted adults show up for them.