Talking to Kids About the Earthquake in Haiti and Other Traumatic World Events
January 18, 2010 – Talking to Kids About the Earthquake in Haiti and Other Traumatic World Events (January 18)
Talking with Kids About Infidelity
From Congressmen to world famous athletes infidelity seems to be highlighted in the media on a daily basis. How do you talk to your kids about this complex adult subject, especially when it hits close to home? Nurse Rona and guests discuss the impact of extramarital affairs on children, whether they are secret or known. Children are more aware than we think.
• Susan Berger, MFT, a psychotherapist.
• Dr. Joshua Coleman, PhD, a relationship expert and the author of The Marriage Makeover.
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Parent Advocacy and Leadership
Parents know their children best, but often need encouragement to take a leadership role. Children are more likely to succeed in school and in life when parents use advocacy to ensure quality education, affordable childcare, and community safety. Join Nurse Rona and guests as they discuss the importance of parent involvement.
• Melia Franklin, executive director of Parent Leadership Action Network (PLAN).
• Jenny Ocón, executive director of Parent Services Project (PSP).
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Helping Victims of Domestic Violence
When a child witnesses family violence there are life long consequences. Getting comprehensive and compassionate help is key to healing the entire family. Join Nurse Rona and guests discuss the power of the Family Justice Center and other support models that provide services for the entire family.
• Nadia Davis-Lockyer, executive director of the Alameda County Family Justice Center.
• Erica Yew, JD, a judge in the Superior Court of California County of Santa Clara.
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Rebroadcast: Setting Limits and Yelling Less in the New Year
Tantrums, talking back, and sibling fights are behaviors that occur at every stage of a child’s development. When parents are frustrated, they often yell at their children because they’re not sure how to develop effective limits and responses. Yelling less and working toward a peaceful household is a great goal for the new year. Join Rona and a guest discuss how you can create loving boundaries for your children and discipline with respect.
• Iris Bradford, education manager for Marin Head Start.
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