Creating Consent Culture & Dismantling Shame
If you have kids, whether they are five, ten, tweens or teens, this episode is a must-listen!
We’re talking all about internet safety solutions and all of the aspects of how to keep kids safe including what to do if your kids have already been exposed to explicit materials as well as predators.
CSA survivors experience a range of mental, physical and emotional wellness issues throughout their lives due to the traumas in their history. Parenting becomes a layer of extraordinary relief as well as pain. It can be a wonderful experience as well as a triggering, anxiety-producing experience.
In order to achieve wholeness, wellness and enjoy life to it’s very fullest, we need to heal our traumas in our emotional, mental and physical bodies. This is why a holistic approach to healing is so important.
Jayneen Sanders is the author and publisher of many amazing books on how to empower kids to be safe- from abuse! Her impressive collection of children’s books has helped countless parents learn how to talk to their kids about topics that they feel might be scary.
Generational Trauma is something we don’t realize we pass on if we aren’t conscious of it. To become conscious of it, it takes self awareness. To break the cycles, it takes doing the work. And doing the work can be an empowering experience! I hope that this episode helps you realize that you have the power to change the narrative of your life, and that of the generations to come.
This week’s guest, Diana R Diaz is a powerful speaker, mental health advocate and the founder of The RAWW Network […]
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In this episode, I had the great pleasure of connecting with Melissa Carnagey of Sex Positive Families. Melissa is one of the first educators I found when I started on my own journey of educating my kids on the topics of consent and sexual health.