Archive for October, 2010

Radio journalist mom launches blog: Mama on the Mic

Friday, October 29th, 2010

Last week I met with Nikki Medoro, KFBK journalist and cyber-mom who just launched a parenting blog called: Mama on the Mic.

Medoro is a very dynamic, positive and tech savvy mom who experienced the Internet and mobile phones during her teen years.  Her daughter is 18 months old and she also has questions about raising children in the networked world. Who will…

Financial literacy program seeks to ‘sucker-proof’ children by helping them be money wise

Thursday, October 28th, 2010

Marie Hall, Executive Director of BeMoneySmartUSA wants to instill in youth the wisdom and knowledge required to build wealth to make their financial future secure.

Ultimately Hall’s aim is to “Sucker-proof” children by instructing them to be money wise, and to think for themselves about what is a good return, not what some big institution tells them.

Ten Things You Need to Know about Selecting a Therapist for Your Child or Teen

Monday, October 25th, 2010

Dr. Debra Moore is the Clinical Director for Fall Counseling Associates in Carmichael, California. She has observed alarming trends in her business over the last generation.

Moore observes that kids today in general are more stressed as we are multi-tasking with demanding schedules and intense cyber communications of the Internet and mobile phone. “They are over scheduled, over stimulated and constantly multi-tasking.”

And parents are key.

Helping children through anxiety and depression: 20 Reasons to consult a therapist

Monday, October 25th, 2010

Dr. Debra Moore is the Clinical Director for Fall Counseling Associates in Carmichael, California. She has observed alarming trends in her business over the last generation.

Selecting a good mentor: Tips for parents and teens

Sunday, October 24th, 2010

We are all familiar with the tragic headlines of youth such as Phoebe Prince, a high school student in South Hadley, MA who took her life rather than face the bullying that she experienced. And more recently we heard of Tyler Clementi, a freshman at Rutgers

Making the Net work for you

Monday, October 4th, 2010
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 Topic:  Relationships matter

 

 Today’s cyber-powered connectivity calls into question: what really constitutes a relationship?

“Facebook is really beneficial for staying in touch when friends go away to different colleges,” said Jordan Santos, a Granite Bay High School graduate last summer headed to San Diego…

Purpose-driven cyber life

Sunday, October 3rd, 2010
 
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Pursuit of your dreams and achieving your goals requires organization on your part.

Organizing your life requires you to take charge of the things that are in your control and not allow yourself to become manipulated by the agendas and desires of others. 

One big aspect of your life, that requires self-control…

About Joanna Jullien

Joanna Jullien

Joanna (jullien@surewest.net) and her husband have raised two sons in Roseville, CA. She has a degree from U.C. Berkeley in Social Anthropology (corporate culture). Her honors thesis was awarded the Kroeber Prize and funding from National Science Foundation grant. Joanna writes to help parents with the modern-day leadership challenges of raising children. She is a contributing writer for The Granite Bay View, the Press Tribune, the Sacramento Examiner, and editor of Banana Moments.

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