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Julie Lowe has written brief, but thoughtful, essay that offers a word to parents based on her own experience. It’s wise, practical, and brings a godly hope to the often challenging calling of loving well. Even if you do not have children you will benefit, because the implications extend to any difficult relationship.

Julie Lowe served at CCEF for over 20 years in various capacities, including as a faculty member and counselor. She is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and a registered play therapist supervisor and she holds a master of arts in counseling from Biblical Theological Seminary. Julie has extensive training and experience with marriage, women’s issues, sexual abuse, body image issues, parenting, and child maltreatment issues. She is trained in leading mandated reporter trainings and provides numerous trainings and consultations on child sexual abuse. She has published numerous books, including Child Proof (New Growth Press, 2018), Building Bridges (New Growth Press, 2020), and Safeguards (New Growth Press, 2022).

Reflections on Parenting a Difficult Child

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