How can you help your grandchildren feel safe enough to tell you what’s really going on? Shelleigh Beeson and Susan Bramlet talk with Cheryl Allman, a licensed counselor, grandmother, and Director of Counseling & Services at Homes of Hope in Lewiston, Idaho.
Cheryl introduces “felt safety,” a concept from Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI®). She shares what to say when big feelings show up, how to connect when you and your grandchild have different interests, and what a do-over can sound like when you’re the one who loses your cool.
Cheryl also shares how her faith shapes the way she comes alongside families. Whether you see your grandkids on weekends or are raising them yourself, you’ll come away with simple ways to help them feel seen, heard, and loved.
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