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Parents today are raising children in a digital world that changes faster than most families can keep up with. Games, phones, tablets, apps, chats, and screens are now part of childhood, but many parents are still trying to figure out how to guide their children without a clear playbook. In this episode of The Power of Family podcast, I speak with Tiana Medley, a wife, mother of two daughters, and full-time healthcare professional, about what it means to parent with intention

Families do not usually disconnect overnight. More often, distance grows slowly when people stop feeling heard, understood, or emotionally safe enough to be honest. In this episode of The Power of Family podcast, host Terry Willis talks with psychotherapist and coach Chananya Abraham about bridging generational gaps in family communication. Together, they explore why traditions sometimes stop being passed down, how parents and grandparents can repair strained connections, and

Family pain cuts deep because it touches the relationships that shape us first. When hurt goes unspoken, it can echo across generations, affecting how we listen, love, trust, and show up for one another. In this episode we sit down with relationship coach Tony Vear to talk about what happens when family relationships become painful and what healing can actually look like. This is not a conversation about pretending everything is fine. It is about listening differently, taking

Technology keeps us constantly connected but many families are feeling more disconnected than ever. In this episode of The Power of Family podcast, we explore how digital habits are reshaping relationships and what it really takes to rebuild meaningful connection at home. Joined by social connection expert Pete Bombaci, the conversation goes beyond screen time rules and into the heart of social health, presence, and intentional family life. Meet the Guest Pete Bombaci is a so