Weekdays

Bec Jones had a chat with Craig Hunter who is from Rehoboth Christian College and they spoke about how we as parents should act when getting our child's report card and how we can help our children if for whatever reason the result is not good or if it is good. 

Bec had a chat with Sue Joy who is the author of the Joyful Table and they continued to talk about Christmas preparation. Sue made some sausage rolls this time around. It was delicious!

Bec had a chat with Colin Battersby and Dena Gower. Colin Battersby is the partnership coordinator with indigious ministries. Dena Gower is the Outreach Ministries Manager for Moorditj Keila One of IMA’s strategic partners is Moorditj (More-ditch) Keila which is an Aboriginal Community Organisation based in the City Of South Perth region. Denas’s passion is for the ministry is building community and developing leaders within the Aboriginal Community and to provide caring and supportive services modelled on Christian principles and beliefs to people who may be disadvantaged by age, sickness, handicap, unemployment, poverty, distress, despair, misfortune, homelessness, social or familial stress or other circumstances and assist them to improve their situation.They are a not for profit organization helping to improve their community.

Melanie Jaye from Eden Naturopathy joined Bec to talk about anxiety and how it affects the mind, body and soul. Listen to this podcast to find out more.

Bec had a chat Graham Irvine who is the head of the Christian department at Kingsway Christian College. This week they continued their topic "moving from dependance to independance".

Did you know that 100,000 Australian families are affected by perinatal anxiety and depression each year New data from over 25,000 expecting and new parents reveals the devastating consequences of perinatal anxiety and depression for the whole family unit? Well, Bec had a chat with Julie Borninkhof who is the CEO of Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia. They spoke about what the impacts are on the whole family when someone experiences perinatal anxiety and/or depression. 

If you or anyone you know is suffering from mental illness and/or depression, know that help is available 24/7 on Lifeline on 13 11 14.