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#50: Covenant, Not Commitment: How the Clapp Family Built a Marriage Worth Staying In
Jun 4, 2026
1h 05m 25s
#49: The Check-In: One Simple Habit That Keeps the Geary Marriage Connected
May 21, 2026
1h 05m 13s
#48: Stop Waiting for the Weekend: How to Recharge in the Micro Moments
Apr 30, 2026
56m 54s
#47: The Over-scheduled Family
Apr 16, 2026
42m 19s
#46: Your Happiness Is an Inside Job: Marriage, Identity, and Personal Growth with Helen and Rick Morrison
Apr 2, 2026
47m 24s
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| 6/4/26 |  #50: Covenant, Not Commitment: How the Clapp Family Built a Marriage Worth Staying In | What does intentional family life actually look like after 32 years of marriage, six kids, two international adoptions, and a whole lot of earned wisdom?In this episode, we sit down with Rick and Laura Clapp — coaches, parents, and longtime mentors to the Housefield family — for one of the most substantive conversations yet on the podcast. Rick is a faith-driven executive coach and strategic retreat leader. Laura is an assessment coach who spent years as a full-time mom before channeling her seminary training and life experience into coaching individuals and couples. Together, they’ve built a family and a marriage that is honest, intentional, and deeply rooted — and they hold nothing back here.They open up about what it took to keep their marriage strong through the chaos of six kids under ten, how they navigated two adoptions from Eswatini, Africa, and why the teenage years nearly broke Laura’s perfectly structured systems — in the best possible way. They get into the real differences between a commitment and a covenant, why laughter has been one of their most underrated marriage tools, and what it felt like when their adult kids came back with feedback they didn’t ask for but needed to hear.If you’re a parent who’s ever thought I know I’m going to hear about this someday, or a spouse who’s wondered whether you’re actually building something that will last — this one is for you.One of our favorite quotes from the interview was this (regarding parenting):You can plant and water but you don’t control the fruit.In this episode:* Why Rick and Laura agreed early on to remove the “eject button” from their marriage — and what that covenant actually looks like in hard seasons* How Laura thrived with toddlers and nearly tapped out with teenagers (and what changed)* The color-coded plate system, the laminated chore charts, and the senior year “living allowance” — practical family systems that actually scaled across six kids* Rick’s three tools for getting out of the “Valley of Suck” after hard parenting moments* What 32 years of pursuing their kids — and each other — has taught them about control, grace, and letting go* Why parenting is not a formula, and what it looks like to trust the process even when you can’t see the fruit yetIf you’re curious to learn more about Rick and Laura’s coaching and family you can head over to this website → http://beyondsurvival.orgYou can also find Rick on Linkedin → Rick On LinkedinHave a question or comment to share? We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 1h 05m 25s | ||||||
| 5/21/26 |  #49: The Check-In: One Simple Habit That Keeps the Geary Marriage Connected✨ | marriageparenting+3 | Tommy GearyBrenda Geary | Dr. Becky Kennedy | — | marriageparenting+5 | — | 1h 05m 13s | |
| 4/30/26 |  #48: Stop Waiting for the Weekend: How to Recharge in the Micro Moments✨ | energy managementself-care+3 | — | — | — | energyself-care+5 | — | 56m 54s | |
| 4/16/26 |  #47: The Over-scheduled Family✨ | over-schedulingfamily connection+3 | — | The Nature Lab SchoolFrownies+2 | — | over-scheduled familyfamily dynamics+3 | — | 42m 19s | |
| 4/2/26 |  #46: Your Happiness Is an Inside Job: Marriage, Identity, and Personal Growth with Helen and Rick Morrison✨ | marriagepersonal growth+3 | Rick MorrisonHelen Morrison | Frownies | — | happinessfamily+5 | — | 47m 24s | |
| 3/19/26 |  #45: You’re Not Stuck — You’re Just Re-telling the Wrong Story (over and over again)✨ | memorystorytelling+4 | — | — | — | limiting beliefsemotional patterns+6 | — | 37m 45s | |
| 3/6/26 |  #44: Your Nervous System Is Teaching Your Kids✨ | emotional regulationparenting techniques+4 | — | — | — | nervous systememotional maturity+5 | — | 56m 37s | |
| 2/19/26 |  #43: You Can Build a Marriage You Actually Want to Be In Using These 3 Tools✨ | marriageemotional responsibility+3 | — | — | — | marriage skillsemotional responsibility+3 | — | 45m 27s | |
| 1/30/26 |  #42: How To Stick To Your 2026 Goal (Without White Knuckling It)✨ | goal settingself improvement+3 | — | The Four Tendencies | — | goalsresolutions+5 | — | 56m 18s | |
| 1/22/26 |  #41: A Family Guide For Annual Reflection✨ | annual reflectionfamily goals+3 | — | ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comcolemanhousefield.com+3 | — | annual reflectionfamily goals+5 | — | 41m 23s | |
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| 12/11/25 |  #40: That Punch in the Gut Feeling When You Don’t Agree - Tools for Hard Conversations✨ | hard conversationscommunication skills+3 | — | The Ordinary Family | — | hard conversationscommunication+3 | — | 41m 06s | |
| 12/4/25 |  #39: Family Holiday Traditions vs New Experiences | This episode first went live last year in December of 2024 and we’re publishing it again this year because people found it so inspiring to consider new experiences vs traditions!It’s the most wonderful time of the year!We love Thanksgiving and Christmas around here and we have some cherished family traditions that we look forward to every year.For some of you though, I know that the holidays can be a difficult time for you and this is where trying new experiences can be helpful. Too many of us sit around thinking about painful traditions and holiday memories or maybe the loss of someone who’s no longer around to celebrate. Trying something new with some of the same people or completely new people is a great way to break out of that painful pattern and make a new memory.We also like to try new experiences with our kids to see what sticks and what becomes a funny memory that we may or may not do again.Tune in to this episode to spark you’re own imagination for your family traditions and maybe you’ll even consider trying a new experience with your family this holiday season too!Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 45m 15s | ||||||
| 11/25/25 |  #38: How To Manage Differences and Awkwardness With Family This Holiday Seaon | This episode first went live last year in November of 2024 and we’re publishing it again this year because people found it so helpful for navigating the holidays with family!If you are dreading the upcoming holidays because time with extended family often feels draining and awkward we recorded this episode just for you!Your hosts Coleman and Abby will share funny and painful stories from their extended family holidays with you and the tools they use now to keep themselves safe and sane when gathering with extended family over the holidays.What if you could enjoy the holidays this year regardless of how everyone else behaves? You can! In this episode, we’ll tell you how we do it and how you can do it too.Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 35m 09s | ||||||
| 11/6/25 |  #37: A Parenting Tool That Works For All - The Defiant, Compliant or Unmotivated Child | We (Abby and I) recently hit one of those parenting walls where our strategies and tools that had worked well up to this point were not working anymore.We believe in the power of contribution in our home and in our family. Society and humans are better when we’re connected and contributing, not just to ourselves but to each other.But lately, the house has been a mess more often than not. Chores were not getting done and all the ways that Abby and I were trying to encourage, motivate, and get our kids to do what we wanted them to do were not working anymore. Our highest energy compliant child was still doing their chores and frankly picking up some of the slack that the other two kids were leaving behind. The compliant child, like me and Abby was starting to feel resentment about it. We had to find a better way to encourage and motivate contribution in our home.So, I went on the hunt to better understand motivation and how we as humans orient to expectations and I found Gretchen Rubin’s book, The Four Tendencies. In the book she describes how each of the 4 tendencies orient to expectations and how we as their parents can align with our kids motivations and help them build a habit of contribution.We’ve been putting the ideas in the book to the test by practicing new strategies with our kids over the past 2-3 months with excellent results and we wanted to share with you how we’re doing it and what’s working for us so you can do the same in your home with your kids!Four Tendencies Cheat Sheet For Parents → https://gretchenrubin.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Four-Tendencies-One-Sheet-Children.pdfFour Tendencies Quiz → https://gretchenrubin.com/four-tendencies/Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 50m 49s | ||||||
| 10/30/25 |  #36: The Physical Foundations Of Emotional Regulation | You can make regulating your nervous system easier by taking better care of your physical body.If you know how to drop into your body and process your emotions, bringing your nervous system back to regulation but you’re not sleeping at night, you’re going to have to work a lot harder to regulate your emotions.If you can take 10 minutes and do a thought download to observe your thoughts and get to know yourself better but you’re not regularly and consistently moving your physical body, regulating your emotions will be much harder to do.The way in which you care for (or don’t) your physical body matters and will either make it easier or harder for you to regulate your emotions.Everything we talk about in this podcast episode costs you nothing but your time and the willingness to build new habits or slightly adjust your routine each day.The reward is a physical body that can handle dysregulation in yourself and in other people because its well taken care of.Ready to build a physical foundation so regulating your emotions feels easier?Listen now!Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 48m 20s | ||||||
| 9/26/25 |  #35: This Is Quietly Damaging Your Relationships | Have you ever found yourself keeping track of your spouse’s shortcomings? Or waiting for them to change so you can finally relax, feel loved, or be okay?If you’ve ever thought:They make me feel anxiousorIf they’d just listen better, I wouldn’t get so upset.It’s likely that you too are plagued by this very common mindset in relationships.I know we (me and Abby) have been plagued by this mindset, especially in the first decade of our marriage and it’s pretty corrosive to the health of our relationship with each other.Curious to learn more? Listen now!We quote Dan Allender, Sue Johnson, and Esther Perel in this episode:Sue JohnsonDan AllenderEsther PerelHave a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 53m 58s | ||||||
| 9/4/25 |  #34: How Sam Went From Emotional Avoidance To Regulation | What if emotions aren’t as messy and unpredictable as we think they are?What if the way your emotions work could be rationally and logically explained?And what if you could completely change your life by learning how to interpret and regulate your emotions?This is exactly what my coaching client, Sam did! Listen now to hear his story.Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 1h 00m 22s | ||||||
| 8/28/25 |  #33: Selflessness: The Surprising Reason Relationships Struggle | Abby and I argued for years over one, surprising thing: to avoid having an impact on the other person that wasn’t purely positive.Wait, what?! Why would we fight about this?Because we were both trying to be selfless. We really wanted to serve the other person and take care of them and in the process we stopped taking care of ourselves (because wasn’t that the other person’s job now that we are married?)So we stopped asking for things we wanted, like time alone or time with other friends (without our spouse), and even time together. We tried to become selfless and this only resulted in more arguments and less connection.In this episode we refer to Dr. Becky Kennedy as one of our parenting heroes, you can find her here: https://www.goodinside.com/about/Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 46m 53s | ||||||
| 8/8/25 |  #32: The Year She Grows Up - Rites Of Passage With Our Kids | What was it like for you growing up?Did you feel like you were adequately prepared and supported as you transitioned from being a child to growing into an adult?What about life skills? As an adult did you find that you knew how to manage yourself and your life so you could feel at peace and safe no matter what happens?Were you given autonomy and agency as you entered your teenage years or did your parents tighten the reigns of control over you even more?Whatever your experience, I bet we all can agree that there are things we would want to improve on for our kids!Now let’s talk about what you want for your kids.How would you like your kids to transition from being a child to becoming an adult?How would you like to support them in this very important life shift?What would it look like for you to create a rite of passage for your kids?Our oldest turned 12 this year and we’ve built a rite of passage plan for her that will span this next year with challenges and tasks for her to complete along the way. We want to welcome her into the world of women and make sure that she feels supported by her community!The book we refer to in this episode is called 12 Tasks.Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 48m 19s | ||||||
| 6/20/25 |  #31: The 3 Most Effective Ways To Survive The Baby And Toddler Season | Abby and I are no longer in the baby and toddler season of parenting but we remember it fondly and with a lot of pain. 😂It wasn’t until our 3rd and final child was a toddler that we started practicing the most important skill and man, it made all the difference. Before that we were often blown by the winds of chaos when our first two daughters were babies and toddlers because we didn’t know how to do it any other way. In this episode we’ll share how you can survive and even feel better in the midst of the chaos and sleep deprivation of the baby and toddler season of parenthood.As we reflect on that season of our lives, there were 3 things we learned and started practicing that made the most positive difference for our well being, our own peace and sanity during this demanding season of life.If you’re a parent of babies or toddlers, we see you. We made this episode for you! Our hope is that your season of parenting the little ones can be even better than ours since we didn’t learn some of these skills until our youngest was a toddler.Ready to make one of the hardest seasons of life a lot better? Listen now!Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 45m 33s | ||||||
| 6/12/25 |  #30: The Venting Trap - Why Complaining Doesn't Help (Even Though It Feels Better) | Are you a ventaholic (yes, we made up a word)?Do you enjoy a good vent session? I know I do. 😬Do you find yourself venting about the same things, people, challenges over and over again?IT’S A TRAP! 🪤Venting is a trap. We find ourselves eating tasty treats but after we’re done venting nothing has actually changed (in the real world) unless we do something about it. So we stay stuck in the venting cycle which has non trivial downsides to it.If you’re curious and want to learn more about how venting isn’t all that healthy for you or your relationships, this episode is for you!Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 39m 46s | ||||||
| 6/5/25 |  #29: We Wear Tiredness Like A Shield, Let's Go Deeper | When’s the last time you heard or said, “I’m really tired” or maybe, “why am I so tired today?”How about when someone asks how you’re doing and you answer, “Tired”.We wear tiredness like a shield and saying we’re tired often lets us opt out of naming what’s really, truly going on for us.In this episode Abby and I get personal, sharing our own stories of shielding ourselves with “tired” instead of admitting that we’re feeling lonely or mentally drained.We’ll share some of the tools we use to help us recover when we’re feeling physically, mentally or emotionally tired. The treatment is different based on which tired you’re feeling and it’s very personal, based on your temperament and personality.If you want to learn how to recover quickly when you’re feeling tired and get to the root of what you’re feeling, (the thing underneath the tired) then you’ll love this episode!Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 39m 54s | ||||||
| 5/22/25 |  #28: Making A Change This Summer? Use These Tools To Stick To It! | What if you could put something on your calendar or decide to do it and know that it was as good as done?!When we first heard this phrase, it was irritating. Sounds nice, like a fairytale land for people without children!Then we started doing our own work and both of us have worked with professionals (therapists and coaches) to help us grow.And we realized, it’s totally possible to commit to something and know that it’s as good as done because we know how to follow through!In this episode we’ll share with you the tools we use to get things done, consistently and to make a new change in our lives and show up consistently even when we don’t feel like it.Turns out, we were blaming our kids and it wasn’t their fault. We just didn’t have the tools or skills we needed to commit to something and follow through!Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 45m 52s | ||||||
| 5/15/25 |  #27: The Enneagram - An "Improver" Marries An "Enthusiast" And Here's What Happened | In this episode we’re talking about the enneagram!How does knowing our personality type and temperament impact our relationships?How does it impact our parenting?What about our work?The truth is, your personality and temperament impact every facet of your life and yet so few people take the time to become aware and understand their motivations.Why do you do what you do?Why are some things easy for you while other things are harder?If you want to unlock the next level of your personal, relational, and professional and you’ve never explored the enneagram this episode is for you!Here’s a few Enneagram resources we recommend:Enneagram Test: https://enneagramuniverse.com/Enneagram Types Explained: https://enneagramuniverse.com/enneagram/learn/enneagram-typesEnneagram Podcast: TypologyEnneagram Book: The Road Back To YouHave a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 46m 26s | ||||||
| 5/8/25 |  #26: When You Feel Like You're Failing As A Parent - Repair | When we return to a moment that felt bad and add connection and emotional safety, we actually change the memory in the body. - Dr. Becky Kennedy… and this is the power of repair. The power to change the memory in the body by adding connection and emotional safety.I know too many parents who feel like they are failing their kids. They feel like:* They yell too much* They lose their temper too much* They are sarcastic when they could have been kind* They correct when they could have connected* They pickup their phone instead of engaging with their kidsIt feels awful to tell yourself that you’re failing as a parent. No one wants to feel like a failure and yet, we often do feel this way as parents. What can we do? Two simple things:Learn how to feel successful as a parentLearn how to repairIf you want to be successful as a parent and learn how to turn those parenting failures into parenting wins this episode is for you!Have a question or comment to share?We would love to hear from you!You can send us an email at:ordinaryfamilyshow@gmail.comWant to book a free coaching call?Find a time here → https://calendar.app.google/CnogbPVEiXvThLeCAHere’s where you can find us online:Websites:https://www.colemanhousefield.com/https://www.thenaturelabschool.com/Substack:colemanhousefield.substack.comInstagram:abbyhousefieldcoleman.housefield.coaching This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit colemanhousefield.substack.com | 48m 43s | ||||||
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