A Danish mother and her grown son share with us the difficulty of being physically separated from family in Denmark and what it's like for their family on their farm in South Africa. This is a touching and informative look at what life is like on another continent and how families are dealing with their lives.

A single mom who is working from home with her elementary school-age son shares some of the tips that have made quarantining at home because of Covid-19. How do you take care of your child and yourself and stay sane? Follow some of these great tips!

In this episode on Neuroplasticity, Dr. Stephen Preas will give us a layman's definition of neuroplasticity. In addition, we explore the impact of genetics, trauma, medication and meditation on the brain's ability to change.

Renowned Atlanta psychiatrist, Dr. Stephen Preas explains the concept and reality of "neuroplasticity". What part does genetics play? How can we use our will to change our brain? This and more that every parent will want to hear.

We talk to Jabula Dog Academy founder and trainer, Kate Jackson. If your child or dog is compliant does it mean they're happy? Could compliance be a sign of "learned helplessness" where the kid or dog just gives up? Kate answers these questions and more as we delve deeper into the psychology of forcing a behavior that's unnatural.

Kate Jackson, founder of Jabula Dog Academy  is our guest and discusses what can be done for a dog that is mentally ill and how we can use many of these methods to address human mental health. Hear how a dog rescue "rags to riches" story teaches the importance of having a purpose and we take  questions from listeners with practical dog training solutions.

Today's guest is Kate Jackson, Founder of Jabula Dog Academy (JabulaDogs.com.)

Kate is a master dog trainer and the mother of twins! She shares her expertise in dog training and we discuss how these ideas apply to our kids and other humans. This psychology is applicable across species and simple to follow!

Kate Jackson, the founder of Jabula Dog Academy (JabulaDogs.com)

It turns out that "blended families" and "step families" are not like The Bunch from the 1970s sitcom. Being a stepparent can be a challenge no matter how old the kids are. If the "ex" is still in the picture, how do you remain civil and what's best for the kids? Find out in this forthcoming interview from mom and stepmom, "Belinda". 

Parents...wait up for your kids after a party, random drug test, don't be afraid to know the truth. Dr. Tara Arnold educates parents