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Intentional family life for Christian parents

You don’t have to do it all to be a good parent.

Wellness & Wit is for Christian parents who are done trying to do it all. He teaches clinicians. She teaches kids. Together we’re raising two of our own, sharing what works for staying healthy and keeping the family close.

If this is you

  • Dinner together feels like a win.
  • You see what other families do and wonder if you’re behind.
  • You want to take better care of yourself and can’t find the time.
  • You want your faith to shape everyday home life.

What we believe

  • Take care of yourself first. When you run on empty, everyone feels it.
  • Protect family time. We hold it to two activities per kid so we can still eat dinner together.
  • No jargon. If a nurse can’t explain it to a teacher over dinner, we rewrite it.

Free guide

The Intentional Family Reset

A short guide to less pressure and more evenings together.

Dad and teen cooking together in the kitchen

Welcome to Wellness & Wit

We have two kids: one teenager, one still in elementary school. Between work, homework, sports, church, and the never-ending question of what’s for dinner, our days fill up pretty quickly.

One of us started in nursing before moving into analytics and healthcare education. The other is a teacher who spends her days helping students make sense of complicated things.

Wellness & Wit is practical ideas for staying healthy, keeping your family close, and letting faith shape ordinary days.

Most weeks we feel behind too. Usually it’s just too much on the calendar. Start by dropping one thing and eating dinner together that night.