The Works of Wonder Podcast
Dr. Beth Long
Show overview
The Works of Wonder Podcast has published 31 episodes during 2026. That works out to roughly 10 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run twenty to thirty-five minutes — most land between 20 min and 23 min — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Health & Fitness show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 2 days ago, with 31 episodes already out so far this year. Published by Dr. Beth Long.
From the publisher
“Why won’t my child listen?” “Why does this keep happening?” “Am I doing something wrong?” If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, frustrated, or at a loss when it comes to your child’s behavior, you’re not alone, and you’re not failing. Dr. Long works to help parents approach behavior differently. Instead of labeling children as defiant, aggressive, or inattentive, she encourages parents to ask a more helpful question: What skill hasn’t been taught yet? Many of the behaviors that exhaust parents are not acts of disobedience, but signals that a child is missing the skills they need to succeed. This podcast is designed to shift the way you see behavior, and the way you respond to it. Through practical, research-informed conversations, we’ll help you move beyond yelling, punishment, and power struggles and toward strategies that actually work. You’ll learn how to teach skills through repetition, reinforcement, and connection, so you’re not just reacting to today’s behavior, but building the foundation for tomorrow. The goal isn’t quick fixes. It’s confident, intentional parenting that creates lasting change for your child and for you.
Latest Episodes
View all 31 episodesSeason 2, Episode 9: I Thought Punishment Was the Best Teacher
Season 2 Episode 8: I Assumed the Worst About Their Behavior
Season 2, Episode 7: I Saw What Needed Fixing Before I Saw What Was Good
Season 2, Episode 6: I Couldn't Sit With Their Hard Emotions
Parenting Mistake #5: I Was Protecting My Children… But I Wasn't Preparing Them
S2E4: The Parenting Mistake That Hurt My Child's Independence
Season 2, Episode 3: The Moment I Stopped Trusting God With My Child
Season 2, Episode 2: Your Child's Behavior Does Not Determine Your Success as a Parent
Season 2, Episode 1: Times I Wish I Had Listened to the Holy Spirit Instead of Other People
Potty Training Your Child With Developmental Delays
The Top 3 Things Every Parent Needs to Remember
When Everyone Is Tired: Helping Your Family Rest Well
Technology Without Chaos: Healthy Screen Habits for Families
Calm Starts With You: Emotionally Healthy Parenting
When Potty Training Feels Hard: Encouragement and Practical Help
Parenting Without Shame: Why Self-Compassion Matters
Your Words Can Change Your Child
The Communication Trap Parents Fall Into (And How to Shift it)
Healthy Communication Starts Here: What Parents Need to Know
The Missing Piece in Parenting: Why You Need a Village
This week on the podcast, Dr. Beth Long explores the importance of building a strong, connected “village” in parenting. She discusses how, despite living in a hyper-connected world, many parents are experiencing deep levels of isolation and loneliness.Drawing from both research and clinical insight, Dr. Long explains how meaningful relationships and community are essential not only for parental well-being, but also for a child’s emotional development. While building connection may take more effort in today’s world, the long-term benefits for both parents and children are significant.This episode encourages parents to move beyond isolation, pursue intentional relationships, and create a support system that fosters connection, joy, and resilience for the whole family.Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so that you don't miss an episode!Be sure to pick up your copy of Dr. Long's book, Beyond Words: The Art of Effectively Parenting Your Children. You can grab it here: https://amzn.to/3L2Nr7TFollow Dr. Long:Instagram: @drbethlongFacebook: Beth Long, PhDTiktok: @drbethlongFollow Works of Wonder Therapy:Instagram: @worksofwondertherapyFacebook: Works of Wonder TherapyTiktok: @Worksofwonder_therapyYou can reach out to schedule your therapy session here