Caught Between Generations - Merle Griff, PhD

Are you a “drone parent”? Do you use technology to monitor your kids on their computer, phone, or car?  Listen to Robin Raskin, founder of Living in Digital Times, discuss “to track or not to track”.

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Jon was diagnosed with OCD at age 14. He had grown up hearing about family members who also suffered from this disease. A practicing

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Tired of all the constant whining and complaining at meal time? Ready to just give up and let them eat whatever will keep them quiet and happy?

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Shari McGuire is an author, entrepreneur, wife, and a mother who found a way to put 1200 hours back into her year. Even if you are not working Shari’s advice on getting rid of clutter, becoming more efficient in running errands, etc. is valuable. Discover how time management is not about managing your time but instead managing your behavior.

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Affectionately known as “The Bow Tie Guy” Chris cared for his partner for over 10 years as he struggled with cancer. Chris describes caregiving as a journey filled with “riders” and “hitchhikers”. Learn the advantages of taking the “scenic route” and developing a personal plan of care. Chris has a weekly radio show, Healing Ties, and a caregiver blog entitled, The Purple Jacket.

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The issues men face, as they age, are unique. This show is for everyone. As a man, it will raise your awareness of the issues with which othermen are struggling. As a woman, you will find some of the information surprising, but you will gain a deeper understanding of the problems with which the men in your life may be grappling. Join me and Dr. Robert Humphries discussing the problems men face as they age.

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Food allergies are a concern for both the guest and the host, for children as well as seniors.  The author, Sandra Beasley, suffers from severe and life-long food allergies. Hear how Sandra has learned not only “how to survive but to thrive”.  Learn how to manage allergies at holiday dinners, restaurants, and even in the hospital.

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Spending 15 minutes a day outside with your children/grandchildren can help everyone feel more relaxed and connected. But what if it freezing, or too hot and humid, or I just can’t go running around. Rebecca Cohen has great ideas from stargazing to having afternoon snack outside. Suggestions such as letting your children have outside time in the morning before school may result in their getting up on time and an easier morning for you. Listen to the many benefits of spending just a few minutes a day outside.

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“You’re not meant to do nothing for them – you’re just not meant to do everything”, states Julie Lythcott-Haims. This statement can apply to almost anyone for which you are caring. Whether it is children, grandchildren, adult children, or parents we often end up feeling some degree of frustration, resentment, or anger. Julie has served as dean of freshman and undergraduate advising at Stanford University. A mother of 2 teenagers, her work has appeared on Ted

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Temper tantrums, refusing to follow the rules, fighting, and “talking-back” are examples of defiant behaviors that frustrate parents. The magazine, Adolescence, states “Bernstein offers strategies for taming the most common toxic thought patterns that stop [parents] from parenting effectively”.  Learn about this unique program which can help you reduce conflict, end upsetting behaviors, and face new challenges including excessive use of technologies.

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