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Connected Online, Isolated Offline: Protecting Our Children From Digital Darkness with Dr. Sajita Setia

What does Australia's social media ban for children under 16 really mean for families? In this powerful conversation, we look beyond the headlines to examine how the digital world is shaping children's brain development, mental health, emotional well-being, and social connections. My guest, Dr. Sajita Setia, explains why this ban presents a valuable opportunity for parents and educators to understand the developmental impact of technology and learn how to guide children toward healthier digital habits. In this episode, you'll discover why governments are becoming concerned about children's online experiences, how excessive screen use can affect developing brains, the connection between technology, mental health, and emotional well-being, practical ways to create healthy digital boundaries at home, and a simple three-step framework parents can use immediately If you've ever wondered whether your child's relationship with technology is helping or hindering their development, this conversation is for you. Visit Sajita's website, https://sajitasetia.com [https://sajitasetia.com] for more evidence-informed resources on parenting, child development, education, and raising resilient children. Be sure to follow her on IG, YouTube, and LinkedIn.

Ei Connected: Raising Emotionally Intelligent Children with Ellie Laliberte

What if one of the most powerful leadership skills isn’t strategy but emotional intelligence? In this episode, Ellie Laliberte helps us explore why emotional intelligence is the foundation of leadership. From raising resilient children to guiding teams, organizations, and future leaders, she breaks it all down. Ellie shares practical insights on helping youth, professionals, and CEOs recognize emotional triggers, manage stress, avoid burnout, and lead through challenging times with greater awareness and connection. You cannot lead others if you cannot lead yourself... and leading yourself starts with emotional intelligence. Whether you are a parent, educator, leader, or professional, this conversation offers powerful tools for building emotionally intelligent individuals, stronger teams, and healthier futures. If you would like to know more about Ellie's work, you can visit her website: https://ei-connected.com [https://ei-connected.com]

You Did Not Fall Off, You Fell Back Into Pattern with Danielle C Baker

You didn’t fall off track. You fell back into pattern. In this episode of Talk to Danielle, Danielle C Baker explores why old parenting patterns resurface under stress, what your nervous system is really doing in those moments, and how awareness (not pressure) is the first step toward lasting change. If you’ve been questioning how you’re showing up lately, this conversation will help you understand yourself with more compassion and clarity.

Lightening The Load Of Loss: Where Compassion & Mediumship Help To Heal with Barbra Banner

In this deeply moving episode, we explore how mediumship can offer comfort, healing, and connection to families navigating grief. With over 30 years of experience supporting individuals through crisis, loss, and trauma, my guest, Barbra Banner, shares how she now helps people reconnect with loved ones who have passed on, bringing messages of love, peace, and reassurance. Through compassion, wisdom, and even moments of humour, she reveals the profound ways healing can continue beyond loss. Plus, in a surprising and heartfelt moment, I receive a personal message from a loved one. If you want to learn more about Barbra's work, visit her website: https://bannermedium.com [https://bannermedium.com] and follow her on IG.

Stepping Up As A Family: Creating Connection & Finding Your Place As A Stepparent with Karine Di Cesare

Blending a family takes more than good intentions, it takes patience, empathy, and the right approach. In this episode, Karine Di Cesare joins me as we explore how stepparents can gently find their place within the family, build meaningful connections with their stepchildren, and create a sense of stability without overstepping. We also dive into how to maintain peace with the other parent and, most importantly, how to remain a steady ally for the children through it all. If you're navigating the complexities of a blended family, this conversation offers practical guidance and reassurance that connection is always possible. Check out Amazon for Karine's book "I Love You Like Lemonade" and visit her website: https://storiesforkids.ca [https://storiesforkids.ca] for more information on her work.