Show Notes
We all want to raise emotionally intelligent kids. Even more, we want them to be spiritually alive. For us, that’s what relational intelligence is all about. An overflow of experiencing the relational gospel of Jesus.
As we begin season 6, we’re covering relational intelligence in kids. In this episode, we start by introducing a brand new initiative called KidsRQ!
Time Stamps: 0:00 Introduction 3:00 The shift from emotional to relational intelligence 7:56 Kevin Wallace joins the show to talk about the creative journey 14:30 What is KidsRQ? 19:06 Emotion regulation and increasing rates of anxiety and depression in kids 23:18 The key components of KidsRQ
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