Social and Relational Activities to Think Collectively and Promote Teamwork
Tina discusses the negative effect that the Covid pandemic had on everyone’s social lives and how parents can help their developmentally stunted kids get up to speed after living through an era of Zoom classes and mask mandates. She breaks down the dangers of too much screen time and gives ideas for outdoor activities and social events to help your kids grow and learn.
TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE:
-People are experiencing long-term mental health issues because they overloaded with screen time during the pandemic
-The brain is plastic, so people always have an opportunity to grow at any point in their lives
-Engage your kids in activities that will help them think critically and develop social skills
-Do group activities together with your kids and friends that help you think collectively and engage in healthy teamwork
More on Upcycled: Crafted for a Purpose
Tina Yeager is a licensed therapist and life coach who authored "Upcycled: Crafted for a Purpose." The book is an interactive journey that invites readers to discover how God transforms "rusty and flawed folks like us into cherished masterpieces." Each chapter pairs with a gift or décor project that serves as a tangible illustration of the ways the Great Artist remakes us to serve a beautiful purpose. These projects are not just activities but are meant to be tangible reminders and opportunities to share hope of renewal with the world. Yeager encourages readers to encounter the loving craftsmanship of a Savior who makes all things new, to reevaluate their imperfections as opportunities for God’s upcycling artwork, and to discover new ways to use what they have to honor the Lord.
Yeager believes that physical, emotional, and spiritual wellness requires us to connect and engage in person, highlighting the negative effects of digital overexposure and isolation on relationships, including marriage.
For more information on "Upcycled: Crafted for a Purpose" and Tina Yeager's work, you can visit her website and explore her other offerings, including life coaching and speaking engagements. More details are on upcycledbook.com and https://tinayeager.com.
