Mothers Who Know

Karen Broadhead

Mothers Who Know, hosted by Karen Broadhead, Certified Family Life and Wellness Coach, offers free training and support for all mothers. Karen hopes to educate mothers and empower them to find HOPE when their child battles any challenging issue faced today. With values from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Karen teaches mothers to stand strong in the storms they face, sometimes on a daily basis. Mothers Who Know is a safe place to receive support and learn tools to be a more peaceful and powerful mother. https://motherswhoknow.org/

  1. #307. When You Can’t Fix Your Child | Trusting God, Letting Go & Finding Peace as a Mother

    Apr 30

    #307. When You Can’t Fix Your Child | Trusting God, Letting Go & Finding Peace as a Mother

    What do you do when your child is struggling—and you can’t fix it? In this deeply emotional episode of the Mothers Who Know Podcast, host Karen Broadhead shares powerful insights on trusting God, releasing control, and staying connected through faith when parenting feels overwhelming and uncertain. Through real-life stories and vulnerable discussion, this episode explores what it means to love your child while recognizing your limits—and learning to rely on God’s power instead of your own. Inside this episode, you’ll discover: How to let go of the need to fix everything as a parentWhy trusting God brings more peace than trying to control outcomesHow to stay emotionally connected to your child—even from a distanceWhat to do when your child is in a difficult or out-of-home situationHow connection with God and others helps you navigate fear and uncertaintyWhy vulnerability and support systems are essential for healingYou’ll hear powerful, real-life experiences from mothers facing some of the hardest parenting challenges—children in treatment, emotional struggles, and situations beyond their control—and how they are learning to respond with faith, trust, and steady love instead of fear. If you’re feeling helpless, heartbroken, or unsure what to do next, this episode will remind you: ✨ You are not alone in this✨ You don’t have to have all the answers✨ God is working—even when you can’t see it

    35 min
  2. #306. How to Hear God When Life Feels Overwhelming | Rebuilding Spiritual Habits & Finding Peace as a Mother

    Apr 28

    #306. How to Hear God When Life Feels Overwhelming | Rebuilding Spiritual Habits & Finding Peace as a Mother

    When life feels overwhelming, chaotic, or uncertain… how do you reconnect with God and find peace again? In this powerful episode of the Mothers Who Know Podcast, host Karen Broadhead shares deeply personal insights from Mom Power Lesson 8: Isolation vs. Connection, focusing on how to rebuild your spiritual habits and strengthen your connection with God—especially during difficult seasons. Through real-life experiences, Karen explores what happens when life strips everything down and invites you to rely more fully on your relationship with Jesus Christ. You’ll learn how small, consistent actions—like prayer, writing, and scripture study—can restore clarity, confidence, and emotional stability. Inside this episode, you’ll discover: Why overwhelm often leads to spiritual disconnection—and how to reverse itHow to rebuild simple daily habits that help you hear God more clearlyThe connection between spiritual consistency and emotional peaceHow distractions (busyness, anxiety, avoidance) keep you stuckWhy your confidence grows when you strengthen your connection with GodWhat it means to practice “affectionate obedience” instead of perfectionYou’ll also hear powerful, real-life examples of mothers navigating intense family challenges, uncertainty, and emotional strain—and how reconnecting with God helped them find strength, direction, and peace. If you’re feeling spiritually disconnected, overwhelmed, or unsure what to do next, this episode will help you: ✨ Recenter your life around what matters most✨ Rebuild your connection with God step by step✨ Find peace—even when your circumstances don’t change

    29 min
  3. #304. How to Support Your Child Without Controlling Them | Faith-Based Parenting & Letting Go as a Mother

    Apr 21

    #304. How to Support Your Child Without Controlling Them | Faith-Based Parenting & Letting Go as a Mother

    How do you support your child when you can’t fix the situation? In this deeply relatable episode of the Mothers Who Know Podcast, host Karen Broadhead teaches powerful principles on faith-based parenting, emotional resilience, and learning how to support your loved ones without control. Through real-life examples and group discussion, this episode introduces the concept of “shaking sugar”—small, intentional acts of love, faith, and support that invite change without forcing it. You’ll also learn why success in parenting isn’t measured by outcomes, but by your willingness to show up with love and trust in God’s timing. Inside this episode, you’ll discover: How to let go of control and honor your child’s agencyWhy you are not the “surgeon”—and what your real role is as a parentHow to stay emotionally steady when your child is strugglingSimple ways to show love (even when it feels like nothing is working)Why self-care and spiritual connection are essential to helping othersHow to stop negative thought spirals and stay aligned with your purposeYou’ll hear powerful stories from mothers navigating real challenges—missionary injuries, depression, major life changes, and family struggles—and how they are learning to respond with faith, patience, and intentional love instead of fear or control. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, helpless, or unsure how to help your child, this episode will give you a clear, peaceful framework for showing up in a way that actually strengthens your family. ✨ You don’t have to fix everything.✨ You just have to show up with love—and trust God to do the rest.

    26 min
  4. #301. How to Break Negative Thought Spirals and Choose Love When You Feel Triggered

    Apr 9

    #301. How to Break Negative Thought Spirals and Choose Love When You Feel Triggered

    In this episode of the Mothers Who Know Podcast, hosted by Karen Broadhead, we explore how to recognize emotional triggers, interrupt negative thought spirals, and use “warrior chemistry” to return to a place of love, clarity, and intentional action. When you’re overwhelmed, exhausted, or feeling unappreciated, it’s easy to get caught in a mental “spin”—where frustration turns into resentment, and thoughts begin to spiral out of control. But what if those moments are actually your opportunity to step into your strength? In this episode, you’ll learn: How to recognize when you’re caught in a negative emotional spiralA simple, real-life example of breaking that spiral in the momentWhat “warrior chemistry” looks like in everyday situationsHow to use your why, your words, and your actions to shift your mindsetWhy choosing love doesn’t mean ignoring hard things—but responding differentlyKaren shares a powerful personal story that illustrates how quickly thoughts can turn—and how intentionally choosing truth can completely change your emotional state. Mothers Who Know is a supportive community where women strengthen themselves, support their families, and grow through faith-centered principles. The podcast reflects a commitment to living by the teachings of Jesus Christ and applying them in everyday life. 🎧 If you’ve ever felt triggered, overwhelmed, or stuck in negative thoughts—this episode will show you exactly how to shift.

    33 min
4.8
out of 5
26 Ratings

About

Mothers Who Know, hosted by Karen Broadhead, Certified Family Life and Wellness Coach, offers free training and support for all mothers. Karen hopes to educate mothers and empower them to find HOPE when their child battles any challenging issue faced today. With values from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Karen teaches mothers to stand strong in the storms they face, sometimes on a daily basis. Mothers Who Know is a safe place to receive support and learn tools to be a more peaceful and powerful mother. https://motherswhoknow.org/

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