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In this episode, I dive into the silent yet profound impact of emotional neglect on children and how it shapes their adulthood. Contrary to overt abuse or neglect, emotional neglect often flies under the radar, leaving lasting scars that aren't immediately visible.
 
I explore the intricate dynamics of parenting and the unintentional ways in which we may be failing to meet our children's emotional needs and uncover 6 significant consequences that emerge when signs of emotional neglect are ignored, painting a vivid picture of the long-term repercussions.
 
Join me as we navigate the complexities of parenthood, shedding light on the critical importance of recognizing and addressing emotional neglect for the well-being of future generations.
 
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We are not prepared as parents to hear that we may be potentially hurting our children. But here's the thing... it's not our fault! Parents are not understanding their parental roles for generations.
In this episode, Danielle, founder and CVO of Being Connected E-Learning, walks us through what is the major misconception in our roles as parents that leads to undetected emotional neglect towards our children. She shares the characteristics of a child suffering from emotional neglect, the risk factors that could lead to emotional neglect, and the unseen symptoms of a child suffering from emotional neglect.
This is a delicate topic which can potentially trigger some viewers and listeners. You can reach out to Danielle is you would like to get more information on how to break the generational patterns so your child doesn't have to do it later on.
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Carlos Kyles shares his life experiences with epilepsy and how he has learned to take care of himself in order to live his best life.  Talking about the effects bullying, nutrition, and overall stress have on epilepsy, Carlos sheds light on the stigmas of the condition, and how to overcome its challenges to build a life you have full control over.
 
Living your best life, and setting the right conditions for your success is possible.  You can support Carlos with his cause by donating to $CTKrb (Cashapp) or @CKyles3 (Venmo).
 
You can also reach out to him through email: madridchina7@gmail.com, and follow him on IG @neek_art and FB @Carlos Kyles.
 
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Your story needs to be heard, so what are you waiting for?  Sally Lotz joins me to talk about the challenges that come with writing a book and gives great advice on how to overcome the fears and excuses we give ourselves that stop us before we even get started.
 
Sally is a children’s author, writing coach, and mentor. Her fourth book, The Truth is Lie, a young adult novel, came out in May of 2023 and is based on her true-life experiences of growing up in the world's largest doomsday cult.
 
As a writing coach and mentor, she is passionate about writing and teaching others how to create and share their stories with her program Write a Book in 30 Days – No Experience Required. She also leads workshops, hosts virtual workspaces, and is a podcast guest speaking about writing, making time to write, and working with ADHD and Dyslexia.
 
You can find Sally on FB and IG and see her work at www.sallylotz.com
 
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Our amazing guests shares her experiences on how to make learning to read fun. She offers a variety of resources that encourages parents to read to their children from birth and how to keep their children reading as they get older.
Check out the Just Us And Books YouTube Channel for ways to keep reading with our older children!
You can get access to the Bundle of Books through Dr. Danielle's non-profit organization at www.thebundleofbooks.org and you can get Dr. Danielle's own books at www.drdanielle-writes.com (as well as Walmart, Target, Barnes and Nobles, and Amazon).Be sure to follow and like Dr. Danielle on FB and IG @drdanielle-writes.
 
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Sharing her experiences in politics, law, and so much more, Claudette gives us great insight on how to reach our goals and speaks up on mental health awareness. She is now sharing her inspiring story through public speaking and her career, leadership, and how to get elected coaching business.
You can help support Claudette's cause by purchasing her book for $20 (taxes and shipping included) with the proceeds going to The Royal Ottawa to help with research and treatments. You will also have access to a free 30 minute coaching call with Claudette to help you get to where you want to be!
Get your book by emailing Claudette at ladiestakeyourplace@gmail.com. You can also follow Claudette on FB @claudettecaincoulas, @ladiestakeyourplace, and @caincoulascommunications.
 
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Children react to any form of loss with great emotions. What we may find trivial as a change in our daily routine can be perceived as mourning a great loss for a child.
Melanie McDonald joins us in this episode to talk about her experiences as and Early Childhood Educator and her personal experiences with her own children. She shares great advice on how we can support our children when things change around them.
 
You can access Melanie's endless supply of resources on FB @Melanie McDonald EPEI TES and on her YouTube channel (La Pedagogie Avec Melanie).
 
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Starting over is a natural part of life, whether it is a conscious decision to do so, or a forced one due to circumstances. Isabelle Boily shares her experience and expertise on how to take what life throws at us and build the life we've always wanted, making sure to do it our way this time around.
Be sure to follow Isabelle on TikTok @isabellathesuccesselevator and on FB @isabelleboily or @successelevator.
You can also find out more about her programs at www.isabelleboily.com
 
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Dr. Gino Collura shares great insight on what a true partnership should be and talks about what should be taught in schools to get our youth ready for the realities of relationships.
He absolutely blew me away with the two simple things he recommends doing with your partner to starts improving how we show up for them.
You can get more information on his book at www.se7enlayers.com.  You can also get great resources on his IG account @ Doctor_gino_ and also on FB and on LinkedIn @Doctor Gino.
 

From deadly food allergies, intolerances, dietary restrictions related to health issues, faith, or lifestyle choices, food inclusivity is still not taken seriously.  When  we could be responsible for taking someone's life, we would think that the food industry would be held more accountable for doing their part in taking people's health seriously.
Heather Landex speaks on a professional level with her experience as a food inspector, and personally with her experiences with having to make sure she can eat when she steps out of her home.  This is a conversation we all must be having now!  People are not being fussy when their lives are at risk.
You can find many useful resources on Heather's website: www.heatherlandex.com