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Catch-Up on Kids Mental Health72 | Understanding Mental Health Assessments for Children & YouthGetting the right support for a child starts with understanding what’s causing their difficulties. A thorough mental health assessment looks beyond symptoms to build a fuller picture of the child and their needs.In episode 72, Janet speaks with child and adolescent psychiatrist Dr. Faisal Ahmed, author of The Heart of the Matter: Navigating Children’s Mental Health with Clarity and Compassion, about the importance of looking at the whole child, including their development, family history, relationships and experiences.They explore how trauma can be mistaken for ADHD, how developmental conditions and learning difficulties can over...
2026-10-1326 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health71 | What Meta’s Recent Settlement Means for Children & TeensFor years, concerns about the impact of social media on children and teens has largely focused on the kinds of content they are exposed to. But a recent landmark settlement with Meta signals an important shift towards making these platforms accountable for how they are designed.In this episode, Janet Morrison speaks with internet and social media lawyer Maanit Zemel about Meta’s $17 billion settlement with several U.S. states over allegations that Facebook and Instagram were deliberately designed to be addictive and harmful to young people.They explore why Meta may have chosen to se...
2026-09-1527 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health70 | How Community Relationships Shape Children's Mental HealthThis episode is the final conversation in a special three-part podcast series based on Janet Morrison's upcoming book, Relationships Matter: Building Children's Resilience Within the Family, School and Community.In this conversation, Janet sits down once again with special guest host Sandy Poulson to explore how the larger communities and environments children grow up in can shape their mental health, wellbeing, and resilience.Together, they discuss the growing mental health challenges facing children and teens, the impact of social media and the 24-hour news cycle, climate anxiety, community violence, poverty and stigma, and why young...
2026-08-1327 min
Behind The Counter: Pharmacy PodcastJanet Morrison OBE: Pharmacy Funding, Price Concessions & Opening Hours | CPE Chief ExecutiveJanet Morrison OBE: Pharmacy Funding, Price Concessions & Opening Hours | CPE Chief ExecutiveIn this episode of Behind The Counter: Pharmacy and Beyond, Solomon Abuede is joined by Janet Morrison OBE, Chief Executive of Community Pharmacy England, for an insightful discussion on the challenges and opportunities shaping the profession.Together, they explore the realities behind community pharmacy funding, Drug Tariffs, price concessions, medicine shortages, contract negotiations, and the reforms needed to build a more sustainable future for the sector. Janet also addresses common misconceptions about Community Pharmacy England, explains how the organisation represents pharmacy owners, and...
2026-08-021h 25Catch-Up on Kids Mental Health69 | How School Relationships Shape Children's Mental HealthThis episode is the second in a special three-part podcast series based on Janet Morrison's upcoming book, Relationships Matter: Building Children's Resilience Within the Family, School and Community.In this conversation, Janet sits down with special guest host Sandy Poulsen to explore the powerful role schools play in shaping children's mental health, resilience, and sense of belonging.Together, they discuss why the elementary school years are such an important period of growth and development, the role friendships play in building confidence and resilience, the complex dynamics of bullying, and why children's social and emotional wellbeing...
2026-07-0730 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health68 | How Family Relationships Shape Children's Mental HealthThis episode marks the beginning of a special three-part podcast series based on Janet Morrison's upcoming book, Relationships Matter: Building Children's Resilience Within the Family, School and Community.In this first conversation, Janet sits down with special guest host Sandy Poulson to explore the foundational role family relationships play in children's mental health and resilience.Together, they discuss how our own childhood experiences shape the way we parent, why attachment relationships matter, the importance of repair after conflict, emotional regulation, and the impact of screens on family connection.Drawing on more than forty...
2026-06-0933 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health67 | Are We Protecting Kids from the Wrong Things?In this episode, Janet sits down with social work clinician, researcher, and author Will Dobud to explore a different way of thinking about youth mental health, one that challenges some of our most common assumptions.Janet and Will talk about how well-meaning efforts to protect children may actually be limiting their growth. They explore the idea that young people need more opportunities to take risks, solve problems, and actively participate in their own lives, rather than being treated as passive recipients of care.They also discuss the rise of labeling in mental health, how it...
2026-05-0531 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health66 | Understanding Teenage AnxietyIn this episode, Janet sits down with therapist, author, and teen anxiety specialist Sophia Vale Galano to explore how anxiety shows up during the teenage years and why it can be so hard to recognize.Janet and Sophia talk about how to distinguish between typical teenage behaviour and when anxiety may be interfering with a teen’s ability to function. They explore what actually helps, emphasizing the importance of slowing down, getting curious, and working collaboratively with teens.They also share practical insights for parents, including how well-meaning efforts can sometimes make anxiety worse, and ho...
2026-04-0727 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health65 | How To Reduce Aggression & Violence In The ClassroomIn this episode, Janet speaks with Dr. William Ketterer about anger and violence in the classroom and what may be driving aggressive behaviour in children and adolescents.Dr. Ketterer shares his research on self-esteem and explains how a child’s early relationships shape their sense of self. He suggests that aggression is not simply defiance, lack of impulse control, or learned behaviour, but can be a misguided attempt to seek empathy and connection.Together, they explore how self-esteem develops, why children who struggle with belonging may act out, and how teachers’ emotional responses can offer impo...
2026-03-0330 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health64 | Understanding ADHD In Children & YouthIn this episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Ryan Sultan, a child psychiatrist and researcher specializing in attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).Dr. Sultan helps unpack what it really means to understand ADHD as a neurodevelopmental condition, and why symptoms can emerge as early as preschool. He explains how differences in brain development affect attention, regulation, behaviour, and self-esteem, and why ADHD is often misunderstood as simply a problem of willpower or discipline.Drawing on clinical practice and long-term research, the conversation explores how ADHD is diagnosed across childhood and adolescence, how it can overlap with anxiety...
2026-02-0331 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health63 | What Doctors Miss About Children's Mental HealthIn this episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Robert C. Smith, professor emeritus at Michigan State University and author of Has Medicine Lost Its Mind?.Drawing on decades of clinical practice, research, and teaching, Dr. Smith explains how modern medicine came to separate mental and physical health, and why that split still shapes how doctors are trained today. The conversation explores how this gap in training affects modern medicine, from rushed appointments and quick prescriptions to missed opportunities for early support and prevention. Dr. Smith also discusses why lifestyle, stress, relationships, and emotional development are often...
2026-01-1329 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health62 | Advocating For Children & Youth In Foster CareIn this episode, Janet speaks with Breana Frazier, a doctoral student at Florida International University whose research explores the foster care to juvenile delinquency pipeline. Breana shares what we know about who enters the foster care system, why those numbers spiked in 2020, and how a lack of stability and trauma-informed support affects children long after they’re placed in care.Together, Janet and Breana look at the emotional and educational challenges foster youth face, the high rates of undiagnosed learning issues, and why behavioral struggles are often misinterpreted rather than understood. They also discuss what ha...
2025-12-0231 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health61 | Attachment Theory for Teachers and CaregiversIn this episode, Janet welcomes back Dr. John Stewart to explore how the principles of attachment theory extend beyond the home and into the classroom.Dr. Stewart is a clinical psychologist specializing in attachment-focused treatment with children, adolescents, and families. He’s an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the Tufts University School of Medicine and author of What Helps When Children and Families Struggle: An Attachment-Informed Guide for Families and Clinicians.Building on their previous conversation about attachment-focused family therapy, this discussion looks at how teachers and caregivers can foster emotional sa...
2025-11-0428 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health60 | Building Digital Literacy Skills in Kids and TeensIn this episode, Janet sits down for a second time with Matthew Johnson, Director of Education at MediaSmarts, to explore how parents, teachers, and young people can build stronger digital literacy skills and avoid harmful or unwanted online content.Matthew is the author of many of MediaSmarts’ lessons, parent materials, and interactive resources. He has also served on expert panels for the Canadian Paediatric Society, the Sexual Information and Education Council of Canada, and the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario.In this conversation, Matthew shares practical strategies for keeping kids safe online at every ag...
2025-10-0729 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health59 | Understanding Eating Disorders In Young PeopleIn this episode, Janet sits down with Dr. Natasha Demidenko to explore the topic of eating disorders in young people including what they are, how they develop, and why they’re often misunderstood.Dr. Demidenko is a clinical health and rehabilitation psychologist who works in the assessment and treatment of eating disorders. She received her doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Ottawa, has worked for many years at The Ottawa Hospital’s Regional Centre for the Treatment of Eating Disorders, and is a clinical professor at the University of Ottawa where she trains practicum students and...
2025-09-0225 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health58 | Understanding Child & Youth Exposure to PornographyIn this episode, Janet sits down with Matthew Johnson to explore how and why young people encounter pornography and what parents need to know.Matthew is the Director of Education for MediaSmarts, Canada’s Centre for Digital and Media Literacy. He’s the author of numerous educational resources and the architect of MediaSmarts’ Use, Understand, Engage digital literacy framework used in schools across the country.In this episode, he shares findings from national research on how kids access pornography, the advertising and business models that drive it, and what we know about its impact on childr...
2025-08-0532 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health57 | Understanding Parent-Child TherapyIn this episode, Janet sits down with Dr. Ruwa Sabbagh, Ph.D., C.Psych., to explore how parent-child therapy can support emotional development and strengthen relationships from the earliest years of life.Dr. Sabbagh is a clinical psychologist with over 25 years of experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. She has trained extensively in the Watch, Wait and Wonder model, a play-based, attachment-focused approach that supports healing and connection between caregivers and their children.In this conversation, she explains how this style of therapy works, why it’s so effective for helping young children regulate em...
2025-07-0832 min
Getting To After: A Safe and Empowering Space for Midlife WomenHealing, Caregiving, Starting Over at 60: A Conversation with Janet Brown | Getting to After PodcastThis week on Getting to After, we welcome our very first guest—Janet Brown—a vibrant, truth-telling, plant-powered woman over 60 who's redefining what “after” looks like.A caregiver. A wife of 40+ years. A chronic illness survivor. A vegan food content creator. Janet is living proof that transformation doesn’t end at midlife—it begins again.In this deeply inspiring conversation, Janet shares how food became her medicine, how she maintains joy while managing her health, and how she’s learned to listen to her body without guilt.🎤 Hosted by Chatone Morrison & Morganne Bustos, this episode brings wisdom, la...
2025-06-111h 12Catch-Up on Kids Mental Health56 | Understanding Attachment-Focused Family TherapyIn this episode, Janet sits down with Dr. John Stewart to explore how attachment-focused family therapy can help families work together to address mental health concerns. Dr. Stewart is a clinical psychologist, assistant clinical professor at Tufts University School of Medicine, and the author of several books including his most recent: What Helps When Children and Families Struggle. In this episode, he shares insights from decades of experience working with children, adolescents, and parents. He discusses why individual therapy isn’t always the best starting point, how to reframe children’s behaviour through the lens of con...
2025-06-0234 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health55 | The Impact of Family-Centred CareIn this episode, Janet sits down with Dr. Teresa (Terry) Bennett to learn about The Family Check-Up program and how a family-centered approach to children’s mental health can lead to better outcomes for kids and their families. Dr. Bennett is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and Associate Professor at McMaster University where she is leading research on The Family Check-Up program and exploring how this evidence-based, family-centered model can be integrated into child and youth mental health services in Canada. Janet and Dr. Bennett discuss how the program works, who it’s for, and how it...
2025-05-0627 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health54 | Understanding OCD in Young PeopleIn this episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Marlene Taube-Schiff about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in young people.Dr. Taube-Schiff is a registered psychologist with nearly 20 years of experience working with adolescents and adults. She is the founder and director of Forward Thinking Psychological Services, a multidisciplinary practice serving clients in Ontario and British Columbia. A leading voice in the field, Dr. Taube-Schiff was one of the founding professionals behind Canada’s first residential treatment program for OCD at Sunnybrook, is a past president of the Ontario Psychological Association, and currently sits on the Scientific Advisory Committee for Anxiety Ca...
2025-04-0828 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health53 | Protecting Children & Youth From Online HateIn this episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Barbara Perry about the rise of hate crimes and online hate communities, particularly how they impact children and youth. Dr. Perry is a professor at Ontario Tech University and the director of the Center on Hate, Bias, and Extremism. She holds a UNESCO Chair in Hate Studies and was recently named to the Order of Canada. As one of Canada’s leading experts on hate crimes and right-wing extremism, she advises policymakers, practitioners, and media on these issues and has authored multiple books, including In the Name of Hate and Rig...
2025-03-0431 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health52 | Helping Children With Speech & Language DifficultiesIn this episode, Janet speaks with Paula Rosen about the challenges some children face with speech and language development and how early intervention can make a lasting impact.Paula is a licensed Speech Language Pathologist who has over 30 years of experience as both a school clinician and private practitioner treating children of all ages. She currently is part of the multi-disciplinary team at Wonderspeak clinic in Toronto, where she works with adults and professionals to build confidence in their workplace communications.Janet and Paula discuss the spectrum of ways children might struggle with speech and language difficulties including articulation, stuttering, la...
2025-02-0423 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health51 | How to Prevent Youth SuicideIn this episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Jonathan Singer, PhD, LCSW. Dr. Singer is a professor at Loyola University in Chicago's School of Social Work and the Founder and host of The Social Work Podcast.Dr. Singer is the author of two editions of Suicide in Schools and an award-winning researcher specializing in family-based interventions for suicidal and cyberbullied youth, service access, school-based suicide responses, and the use of technology in education and clinical practice. Dr. Singer is also a former president of the American Association of Suicidology. Janet and Dr. Singer discuss what can c...
2025-01-0634 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health50 | How to Support Children with Tourette's and Tic DisordersIn this episode, Janet Morrison talks with Cassandra Moore, the Assistant Director of The CBT Institute of Southern California. Cassandra specializes in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) and Comprehensive Behavioral Intervention of Tics (CBIT). Through her practice, she provides individual, family and group therapy to treat a variety of disorders including ADHD, mood disorders, Tourette/Tic Disorders, defiance, eating disorders, and anxiety disorders. She is also the co-author of Tic’d, A Child's Guide to Defeating Tics, which teaches children and parents the steps of CBIT to eliminate unwanted tics.Janet and Cas...
2024-12-0225 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health49 | How To Support Trans Children & YouthIn this episode, Janet Morrison speaks with Cathy Maser (she/her) about gender dysphoria and ways to support trans children and youth. For the past 18 years, Cathy’s clinical practice has been focused on youth with chronic illness, substance misuse, sexual health, gender identity and mood disorders. Through her practice, she has provided gender-affirming care to youth and was also a lecturer at the Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing at the University of Toronto for 12 years.She recently retired after 35 years at Sick Kids Hospital and continues to work with community partners to educate sch...
2024-11-0427 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health48 | How Intimate Partner Violence Affects Children - Part TwoIn this episode, Janet Morrison talks with Dr. Katreena Scott about the severe consequences for children growing up in violent households including developmental trauma disorder. Dr. Scott is a Professor of Applied Psychology at the University of Western Ontario. She is the Academic Director of the Centre for Research & Education on Violence against Women & Children. Her research includes preventing gender-based and sexual violence on university and college campuses, helping workplaces recognize and respond to employees at risk for lethal domestic violence, and helping child protection services improve the safety and well-being of children exposed to domestic violence. ...
2024-10-0729 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health47 | How Intimate Partner Violence Affects Children - Part OneIn this episode, Janet Morrison talks with Dr. Ramona Alaggia about intimate partner violence and its impact on the mental health of women and children. Dr. Ramona Alaggia is a professor at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto with expertise in trauma, resilience, and gender-based violence. Her research focuses on the mental health impacts of intimate partner violence, child sexual abuse, and supporting resilience in those exposed to violence.Janet and Dr. Alaggia discuss what intimate partner violence is, how it’s evolved over time, and the effect it has on children who...
2024-09-0928 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health46 | How Access to Child Care Affects the Mental Health of Children and FamiliesIn this episode, Janet Morrison speaks with Dr. Elaine Levy about how access to quality child care impacts the mental health and well-being of children and families. Dr. Levy is VP of Child Care & Family Services at WoodGreen Community Services in Toronto, which operates eight licensed childcare sites and provides additional family support services.Janet and Dr Levy discuss the rigorous standards and quality assessments for childcare centers in Ontario, the benefits that these environments provide for children and parents, and the role of early intervention in addressing developmental and emotional challenges in children.
2024-08-0525 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health45 | Understanding How Daily Habits Affect the Physical and Mental Health of ChildrenThis month, Janet Morrison talks with Dr. Vladimir Barayev MD FAAP, a Board Certified Pediatrician, Lactation Counselor, and father of two, who believes passionately in high-quality and personal care for children.Janet and Dr. Vlad discuss the relationship between physical and mental health and the six pillars of health he uses when working with families. Dr. Vlad believes acting as a whole family unit, rather than focusing solely on the child, when addressing the six pillars is instrumental to success. They also explore how to celebrate the incremental steps on the way to improving overall physical and...
2024-07-0833 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health44 | How to Identify Traumatic Grief In ChildrenIn this month's episode, Janet Morrison talks to Colleen Mousseau, a Registered Psychotherapist and Clinical Director at AWC Grief Support.Colleen is a leader and team builder, advocating for inclusive mental health care for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other developmental disabilities.Throughout this episode, Janet and Colleen discuss what distinguishes traumatic grief from grief, the long-term effects for children if grief is not managed and what markers to look out for in a child who is suffering from traumatic grief. Colleen also shares how group therapy can help grieving adolescents and t...
2024-06-0434 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health43 | How to Help Children Navigate Grief and LossIn this month’s episode, Janet Morrison talks to Andrea Warnick, an educator, registered psychotherapist, nurse, and thanatologist. Andrea offers compassionate support to individuals facing serious illness, dying, or the death of a loved one. With 25 years of experience, she understands the importance of this support for integrating grief and thriving in life.Janet and Andrea discuss the need for open communication about death and illness within families, the importance of preparing children for loss, and strategies to help children articulate their feelings. Andrea stresses that grief is a lifelong process that integrates into your lif...
2024-05-0630 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health42 | Understanding The Complex Nature of Conflict in FamiliesIn this month’s episode, Janet Morrison talks with Dr. Maiysha Clairborne, an Atlanta-based physician, trainer, and consultant. Specializing in integrating alternative and traditional medicine, Dr. Clairborne trains individuals in organizations to learn how to communicate effectively and fulfill personal goals while meeting organizational outcomes. She is the author of the Wellness Blueprint, co-author of Conscious Anti-racism, and host of the Black Mind Garden podcast.During their conversation, Janet and Dr. Clairborne discuss family conflicts and the dynamics of the different relationships that are involved. They also explore the impact of trauma on communication, self-care, and...
2024-04-0826 min
Chemist + Druggist pharmacy podcastWomen In Pharmacy with Janet MorrisonJanet Morrison, CEO of Community Pharmacy England, talks to C+D about her career to date, and offers advice to other woman wanting to step up to a leadership role within the pharmacy industry.
Listen to the podcast to learn about:
• CPE’s ambitions for the future of diversity within community pharmacy
• Janet Morrison’s career to the point of leading CPE
• Advice about juggling a young family and a career
2024-03-0825 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health41 | How to Support Children and Teens Diagnosed with Conduct DisorderIn this month’s episode, Janet interviews Dr. Giovanni Foti, a seasoned clinical and forensic psychologist to discuss conduct disorder in children and teens.Specializing in children, teens, and families, Dr. Foti has worked with various clinical and forensic settings that have included outpatient, secure treatment, youth justice, and private practices.Janet and Dr. Foti discuss the criteria and possible risk factors that may lead to a conduct disorder diagnosis. Dr. Foti also highlights that conduct disorders are behavior-based and how early intervention with well-targeted treatments and family support lead to better outcomes. Dr...
2024-03-0422 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health40 | How Does Social Media Affect Children's Mental Health?In episode 40, Janet delves into the effect of social media on the mental well-being of young people with returning guest, Dr. Daniel Zdzieborski. A Clinical Psychologist with experience in hospitals, schools, community and private practice settings, Dr. Zdzieborski specializes in treating children and adolescents with mental health and neurodevelopmental concerns.Together, Janet and Dr. Zdzieborski examine how children’s engagement with social media platforms can nurture connections and foster independence, yet at the same time create a deceptive sense of community. This dual dynamic can potentially give rise to mental health challenges, such as feelings of isolation an...
2024-02-0535 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health39 | How to Develop Social Emotional Intelligence in Children & YouthIn episode 39, Janet talks to Dr. Jessica Gomez, a licensed psychologist and executive director of Momentous Institute, a leading youth mental health research and services organization located in Dallas, Texas.Under Dr. Gomez’s leadership, Momentous Institute has pioneered breakthrough programs that are proving successful in strengthening the mental health and well-being of children and families. Her work at Momentous Institute highlights how early intervention can help young people better understand and manage their emotions and relationships.Throughout this episode, Janet and Dr. Gomez discuss the importance of teaching social emotional intelligence to children and yo...
2024-01-0828 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health38 | Supporting the Mental Health of Refugee Children & FamiliesIn this month’s episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Debra Stein, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the Garry Hurvitz Sickkids Centre for Community Mental Health. With over 20 years of experience, she specializes in supporting newcomer children, youth, and families, addressing resettlement and acculturation concerns. As an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Toronto, Dr. Stein lectures on refugee mental health to diverse audiences. She also serves as a Subject Matter Expert for CAMH's Immigrant and Refugee Mental Health Project.During the episode, Janet and Debra discuss the types of families that Debra sup...
2023-12-0424 min
Phoenix Wisdom: inspiring stories of transformation and triumph over suicidal ideation#29 - Live a Little Longer with Tammi MorrisonMy guest this week is Tammi Morrison, a wife, mother and grandma. She is a TV/radio personality, spiritual teacher/mentor, intuitive channel/seer, psychic medium, transformational speaker, author of 3 published books and creator of spiritual products including reiki energy jewelry and healing bath soaks with more to come.
Her mission on the planet is to inspires a deep understanding of one's spiritual essence, facilitating personal growth and empowerment in alignment with the individual's unique spiritual path.
Your host is Janet Sandberg, a former gothic punk girl with a dragon tattoo who is now a Doc Marten wearing s...
2023-11-1540 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health37 | Helping Youth Navigate the Criminal Justice SystemIn this month's episode, Janet welcomes Eva Marszewski, a lawyer and the Founder of Peacebuilders International. Peacebuilders is an organization dedicated to using restorative practices to keep young people away from the criminal justice system and guide them toward a brighter future and Eva’s work through them has earned her the Order of Ontario and the Law Society Medal.During this episode, Janet and Eva explore the trauma associated with young people going through the court process. They discuss the challenges faced by these youths, especially those that are particularly vulnerable, and the ways Peacebuilders can of...
2023-11-0630 min
FLIPPED Mindset PodcastEpisode 4: Becoming Your Own Superhero: The Power of Self-Care and Self-ForgivenessSend us a textToday, we’re diving into the world of self-care, shedding light on a critical aspect of life we often overlook- being our own superheroes. From society's pressure to constantly put others first, we explore the damaging ripple effects of this on our well-being. We serve up real-life examples and practical tips on how to transition from always being the hero for others to being the hero for yourself, without an iota of guilt or self-judgment. The journey to self-care is often misconstrued as selfishness. Let's debunk that myth together! Treating yourself wit...
2023-10-2531 min
FLIPPED Mindset PodcastEpisode 3A: Bonus: Empower Your Mind: Overcoming Negative Self TalkSend us a textIn this bonus episode, we dive into the realm of negative self talk. Join us as we explore some examples of negative inner dialogues many of us experience. We also discuss a method to identify and reprogram these thoughts. Tune in to discover practical strategies for transforming your self talk and fostering a more positive and compassionate mindset. email: FlippedMindsetPodcast@gmail.comFacebook: Flipped Mindset Podcast
2023-10-1920 minFLIPPED Mindset PodcastEpisode 3: Securing Your Oxygen Mask: Prioritizing Self-Love and Positive Self TalkSend us a textShow Notes:Are you ready to reframe how you view self-love and explore its power? This episode promises to open up a new perspective, and helping you understand how self-love is different from being selfish. We'll guide you through the process of prioritizing your needs, similar to the familiar advice of securing your own oxygen mask on a flight before assisting others. We'll explore the power of positive self-talk and its ripple effects on your mindset and behavior. Find out how to give yourself the grace you deserve. So, st...
2023-10-1827 minFLIPPED Mindset PodcastEpisode 2: Shaping Your World with a Positive MindsetSend us a textReady to take control of your own mindset? Brace yourselves as we embark on a journey, exploring the power of a positive mindset. We delve deep into the nitty-gritty of how our perspective crafts our reality and how we can use our mindset to shape our world. We believe that true positivity lies in embracing your emotions, allowing them to guide your understanding and growth. This episode brings to light the significance of internal work. Life isn't a bed of roses - it's a rocky terrain, and the right mindset can t...
2023-10-1127 minFLIPPED Mindset PodcastEpisode 1: Introduction: Welcome to the JourneySend us a textWhat if there was a way to transform the way you perceive and react to life's ups and downs? Join us, Janet and Brenda, as we delve deep into our personal experiences and learn how to flip our mindsets from negative to positive through authenticity and vulnerability. We'll share how personal tragedies became the catalyst for this podcast and our journey towards self-discovery and inner peace.In this roller coaster of emotions, we'll reveal how we learned to embrace vulnerability and self-compassion, and the power of making brave choices in life...
2023-10-0426 minFLIPPED Mindset PodcastEpisode 1: Introduction: Welcome to the JourneySend a textWhat if there was a way to transform the way you perceive and react to life's ups and downs? Join us, Janet and Brenda, as we delve deep into our personal experiences and learn how to flip our mindsets from negative to positive through authenticity and vulnerability. We'll share how personal tragedies became the catalyst for this podcast and our journey towards self-discovery and inner peace.In this roller coaster of emotions, we'll reveal how we learned to embrace vulnerability and self-compassion, and the power of making brave choices in life. We'll...
2023-10-0426 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health36 | Exploring The Impact of Stigma on LGBTQ Children and YouthIn this month’s episode, Janet engages in a conversation with Dr. Carmen Logie, a faculty member at the Factor Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto and the Canada Research Chair in Global Health Equity and Social Justice with Marginalized Populations.Carmen's ongoing research centers on HIV testing and treatment across Canada, Uganda, and Jamaica, with a particular focus on how stigma contributes to substandard care and outcomes among marginalized groups. These groups encompass refugee and displaced youth, LGBTQ communities, Indigenous youth, and sex workers.Throughout the episode, Janet and Carmen delve into th...
2023-10-0239 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health35 | What Is Parent Coaching And How Can It Help YouIn this month’s episode, Janet welcomes Ulrica Jobe, an educator, counselor, and workshop facilitator with extensive experience working with parents, children, families, and teachers. Ulrica is the founder of True Compass, an organization with a mission to support social-emotional learning and provide family coaching and counseling services. She also serves as the Parent Coach on staff at The Giving Tree, a counseling center in Toronto.Janet and Ulrica engage in a conversation about the concept of ‘parent coaching’ and delve into the specific challenges that children face and how having a parent coach would help in these...
2023-09-0534 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health34 | How Art Therapy Can Support Children and AdolescentsIn this month’s episode, Janet welcomes Catherine Lau, a registered psychotherapist and certified art therapist from The Giving Tree, a counseling center in Toronto. As an expert in applied behavior analysis, Catherine works with families and individuals of all ages experiencing challenges, including acquired brain injury, depression, anxiety, and complex medical conditions. During their conversation, Janet and Catherine explore what art therapy is and what makes it unique compared to other therapy approaches. They explore how art therapy can be both directive and non-directive, depending on the needs of the child or adolescent, and how...
2023-08-0822 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health33 | Understanding How Exercise Supports Better Mental HealthIn this month’s episode, Janet welcomes Dr. Dan Zdzieborski to the podcast to discuss how exercise supports better mental health in children and adolescents. Dr. Zdzieborski is a Clinical Psychologist who assesses and treats children and adolescents with mental health and neurodevelopmental concerns. Janet and Dr. Zdzieborski discuss how exercise has a positive impact on anxiety, depression and cognitive and academic functions, as well as how physical activity affects different parts of the brain. They also explore the impact of COVID-19 and how increasingly sedentary lifestyles affect children and adolescents and the role adults can play in...
2023-07-1023 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health32 | Understanding The Impact of Trauma and How to Heal From ItIn this month’s episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Clare Pain who is a psychiatrist at Mt. Sinai Hospital and a professor at the University of Toronto. Dr. Pain assesses and provides treatment for patients who suffer from the effects of psychological trauma and she has published several articles and three books on this subject.Janet and Dr. Pain explore the term trauma including common symptoms of PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder) and how sufferers can resolve and heal from the past. They also highlight the important role therapy plays, how hard it can be to seek tr...
2023-06-1232 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health31 | Understanding Attachment Theory & The Parent-Child RelationshipIn this month’s episode, Janet explores the topic of attachment theory and why it's so important in early childhood development and throughout the lifespan of a child.Janet explains what attachment theory is and why it's so important in understanding the parent-child relationship. She explores how children need caring adults, and how powerfully these figures, or lack of them, can affect a child’s confidence, self-esteem, and quality of relationships. For more information please read this article or for more on CATCH, please visit our website.
2023-05-1212 min
Janet Mason, authorToni Morrison on a stamp?!– #ToniMorrison #Stamps #amreadingThis episode is also available as a blog post: https://tealeavesamemoir.wordpress.com/2023/04/27/toni-morrison-on-a-stamp-tonimorrison-stamps-amreading/
2023-04-2701 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health30 | Exploring A Care-Based Justice System For YouthIn this month's episode, Janet talks with Snjezana Pruginic from Circle Point Wellness, an organization working at the intersection of wellness and social justice.Snjezana has worked with child soldiers in Colombia to support their ongoing process of reintegration into civil society, and in the justice system in Canada, helping youth to feel more empowered and self-regulated. She has also assisted teachers, parents, and youth justice professionals to better understand traumatized youths’ vulnerability and dysregulation.During their conversation, Janet and Snjezana focus on the importance of being trauma-informed and how this can benefit teachers in be...
2023-04-0425 min
Connect to Joy Podcasts: Circle of Hope | Not Quite Strangers | Time to Come AliveEp. 55 - Time to Come Alive:“Bounding to College” with Dr. Janet Morrison-Lane, Director of Eagle ScholarsBenjamin Franklin: “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.” Who determines your limits? How far you can go in life? Whether you’ve hit your peak or not? Answers that don’t start and end with “you are” become fighting words for Dr. Janet Morrison-Lane! She advocates for young people to raise their voices, get their education and find a seat at the table to ensure that the sky is the limit for everyone else. Highlights: For more information about getting access to college resources: Organizations: Resources: Scholarship Sites: Connect with Dr. Janet Morrison Lane & learn...
2023-03-151h 09
Catch-Up on Kids Mental Health29 | Understanding Neurodiversity in ChildrenIn this month’s episode, Janet explores the topic of neurodiversity in children with Dr. Barbara Muskat, a clinical social worker and professor at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto.Dr. Muskat has worked in a variety of settings in her 40 years as a social worker including 20 years at Integra, an agency that specializes in addressing the psychosocial needs of children with learning disabilities and being past director of Social Work at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto.Janet and Dr. Muskat discuss how the perception of neurodiversity has changed over ti...
2023-03-0626 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health28 | Understanding Body Curiosity and Sexual Behaviour in ChildrenIn this month’s episode, Janet speaks about the relationship children have with their bodies, and other people’s bodies, to help parents and caregivers better understand what’s normal behavior and what’s not.Janet talks about how infants and children are infinitely curious about their bodies, how children explore their bodies and compare them to parents, siblings and peers. She also points out how important it is to not shame children for their natural curiosity but to ensure their behaviour is spontaneous and doesn’t involve any threat or coersion.She also highlights what is co...
2023-02-0708 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health27 | How Mediation Can Support Children & Families Going Through DivorceIn this month’s episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Barbara Fidler, a clinical developmental psychologist, who has been practicing for over 35 years and has an independent practice in Toronto.A large part of her practice is working with parents and children in separation/divorce. She provides a range of services including therapy with couples and families, consultations, family mediation and parenting coordination. Also, she is an author and provides training to mental health professionals, lawyers and the judiciary.Janet and Barbara discuss the complexities of involving children in mediation, he...
2023-01-0432 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health26 | How Cannabinoid-Based Medicine Is Being Used in Children's Mental HealthIn this month’s episode, Janet speaks with Blake Pearson M.D. who is a practicing family physician and internationally recognized leader in the field of cannabinoid-based medicine.Dr. Pearson has educated over 1000 fellow practitioners around the world and has focused his Southwestern Ontario-based practice on cannabinoid medicine, treating patients from across Canada with a range of complex conditions.Janet and Dr. Pearson discuss how he came to start treating children, how the legalization of cannabis has both helped and complicated its use in a medical context, and what his hopes are for the future of...
2022-12-0521 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health25 | Understanding The State of Adoption in Canada TodayIn this month’s episode, Janet speaks with Michael Blugerman, social worker, psychotherapist and the director of Children's Resource and Consultation Centre of Ontario, a licensed adoption agency since 1980.Janet and Michael discuss how international adoptions have changed since the 80s, extended kinship programs that are now in place to prioritize homing children with family members, the importance of a child's adoption story and the challenges experienced by inter-racial adopted families.If you would like to learn more about the Children's Resource and Consultation Centre of Ontario then you can visit their website here....
2022-11-0627 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health24 | The Impact of Addressing Mental Health Challenges at SchoolIn this month’s episode, Janet speaks with Jose Acosta the principal of Burrows Hall Junior Public School in Toronto about some of the ways he approaches mental health at his school and the types of challenges his students experience.Janet and Jose discuss his role as the principal, how he approaches mental health challenges in the classroom, the various ways they support their students (including the Catch program), and the huge impact COVID has had on everyone.If you would like to find out more about Burrows Hall Ju...
2022-10-0331 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health23 | Advocating for the Rights and Well-Being of Indigenous Children & FamiliesIn this month’s episode, Janet talks to Jeffrey Schiffer, the Executive Director of Native Child and Family Services of Toronto. This organization strives to provide a life of quality, well-being, caring, and healing for children and families in the Toronto Native Community.Janet and Jeffrey talk about how Native Child and Family Services of Toronto was founded, the services they provide, the differences between them and other agencies, and the importance of keeping Native children near their cultural and community ties.If you’d like to find out more about Native Child and Family Serv...
2022-09-0621 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health22 | Making Winter Sports Accessible for Kids & Youth with DisabilitiesIn this month’s episode, Janet talks to Paul Rogers the President of Ontario Track 3 Adaptive Sports Association, a charitable organization that provides skiing opportunities for children and teens with physical and developmental disabilities.Janet and Paul talk about how children with physical and mental disabilities benefit from their programs and the importance of making sports accessible. If you’d like to find out more about Track 3 you can visit their website here.
2022-08-0224 min
Catch-Up on Kids Mental Health21 | What Is Mentalization And Why It MattersIn this month’s episode, Janet is talking about what mentalization is and why It matters to children's mental health and development.Janet covers the concept of mentalization, its importance to children and adults, and why it is essential for the development of friendship, intimacy, social intelligence, and mental health.If you’d like to find out more about this subject please read our article on mentalization or visit our website.
2022-07-0422 min
Catch-Up on Kids Mental Health20 | Talking to Kids About War And Its Impact on ChildrenIn this month’s episode, Janet talks with Ane Lemche, a psychologist and child counselor with Save the Children about how to talk to kids about war and the conflict in Ukraine.Save the Children is a child rights organization that works around the world – every day and in times of crisis – to ensure children grow up healthy, educated, and safe.During the episode, Janet and Ane discuss how you can provide support and reassurance to your child when approaching the discussion of war, including how refugees are treated in neighboring countries and factors like the im...
2022-06-0623 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health19 | How Therapy In Schools Brings Parents, Teachers, and Children TogetherIn this month's episode, Janet talks to Sandy Poulson about our work in schools and how our collaborative psychotherapy model helps to bring parents, teachers, and children together.Sandy Poulson is a registered psychotherapist specializing in work with children and teens. She has worked with at-risk elementary school children in the Toronto District School Board and is currently in private practice at Leaside Therapy Centre in midtown Toronto.Janet and Sandy discuss the reasons why a child might need therapy at school, the changes that can be seen in the child as a result of...
2022-05-0922 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health18 | How Poverty, Mental Illness and Physical Illness Are ConnectedIn this episode, Janet talks about the relationship between poverty, mental illness and physical illness during Covid-19.Janet shares how the pandemic has played a large role in exposing the inequalities and the effects of factors like -- no child care, job losses, inadequate housing, access to quality food and those with chronic or serious health conditions -- have on mental health.If you’d like to find out more about this subject please read our article or visit our website.
2022-04-0411 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health17 | How to Identify and Talk About Depression With Kids and TeensIn this episode, Janet talks to Christina Connell about how to identify and talk about depression in children and adolescents.Christina is a registered psychotherapist in Toronto who treats children, adolescents and adults. She’s a graduate and faculty member of the Canadian Institute of Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, a graduate of the Institute for the Advancement of Self Psychology, and a faculty member of the Toronto Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis.Janet and Christina discuss depression and the need for intentional noticing from parents so they can identify ch...
2022-03-0728 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health16 | How Childhood Cancer Affects the Mental Health of Children and Their Families w/ Tina HamalainenThis month's topic looks at how childhood cancer affects the mental health of children and their families. Janet is joined by Tina Hamalainen. Tina is a POGO Interlink nurse with the Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario (POGO)Tina’s role as an Interlink nurse is a unique provincial role within Ontario. POGO as an organisation advocates for the needs of pediatric oncology patients and their families. The program that Tina works for is Interlink. There are 10 nurses in the program and they all work in the hospitals with the children. The nurses provide support at the hospital, ho...
2022-02-0728 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health15 | Understanding Selective Mutism in ChildrenIn this episode, we explore the anxiety disorder known as selective mutism and why some children can’t find their voice. Janet discusses common personality traits, co-occurring conditions and common misdiagnoses of selective mutism. She also shares some ways that parents and teachers can help children who are struggling with this rare disorder.For more information, please read our blog on this topic or visit our website to learn more.
2022-01-0313 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health14 | Understanding Anorexia & Bulimia in Teens & Young WomenThis month our host Janet Morrison talks about anorexia and bulimia in teens and young women. These are serious eating disorders that can quickly get out of control and become both a physical and mental health problem.During the episode, Janet talks about the core features, causes, and how to recognise the signs of an eating disorder. She reminds us that we need to teach young girls that differences in our bodies should be celebrated. Our bodies are not there for aesthetic reasons but rather for pleasure and purpose.If you’d like more information on...
2021-11-2915 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health13 | What We Know About Teen SuicideIn this month’s episode, our host Janet Morrison talks about Teen Suicide. According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, approx. 500 Canadian Youth ages 10–24 die by suicide each year and it is the second most common cause of death in 15–19 year olds after accidents. We need to talk about suicide in order to address it, understand it to get to the root of the problem. In this episode, Janet shares behaviours that teens may display when they are struggling and considering suicide and the top predictors of suicidal behaviour. If you’d like to learn more on the subject, please re...
2021-11-0114 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health12 | How Bullying Affects Children with Dr. Faye MishnaThis month our host Janet Morrison is joined by Dr Faye Mishna, Professor and former Dean of the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at the University of Toronto. Faye’s research focuses on bullying, cyberbullying and technology used amongst youth.In this episode, Janet and Faye discuss what bullying is, why it happens, and what parents and teachers can do to help. To find out more about Faye’s research visit here or read our article on this topic.
2021-10-0427 min
Shelf Life TV Show PodcastA Different Me A Better You - Janet MorrisonAward-winning Author & filmmaker Janet Morrison, author of A Different Me A better You, talks about her filmmaking and the importance of embracing our differences while valuing each other.
Visit my website www.jfalloon-reid.com Download Time & Season audio book for free https://soundcloud.com/judith-falloon-reid/sets Subscribe to my YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/Judithfalloonreid Subscribe to my Exchanging Pain for Praise podcast Watch my films at www.barrivision.com.
2021-09-1933 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health11 | Racism and Mental Health with Charmaine WilliamsThis month our host Janet Morrison is joined by Professor Charmaine Williams from the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at the University of Toronto.Charmaine’s research focuses on issues of inequality and how that affects mental health. During this episode, Janet and Charmaine discuss the topic of racism and mental health including internalized and systemic racism, how to talk to children about the topic and what it really means to be anti-racist.To learn more about Charmaine and her work visit Charmaine C. Williams.
2021-08-3038 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health10 | What We Know About Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) causes harm, pain and shame in mothers and children. Society is critical and judgmental towards those suffering from the condition, even though 1 in 100 babies in Canada are born with it. Join our host Janet Morrison as she shares facts about FASD, stories of those affected by the disability, symptoms in children and what needs to be done to reduce the stigma that surrounds it.
2021-07-2612 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health9 | How to Talk to Children About Death & The Different Types of GriefBecause death is frightening to so many of us, it is a topic we rarely discuss, even less so, with children. Join our host Janet Morrison as she explore the best way to talk about death with kids and how to support a child who has lost a loved one. She also discusses the different ways children grieve and the difference between normal grief and traumatic grief. For more information on this topic, please visit www.catchpsychotherapy.org and read our written articles on death and traumatic grief.
2021-06-2417 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health8 | How to Support Children with ADHDJoin our host Janet Morrison as she explores ADHD or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in children. Learn why it’s probably the most controversial of all diagnoses, how it affects children differently and what to do to support a child who has ADHD. For more information on this topic please visit www.catchpsychotherapy.org and read our written article.
2021-05-2515 min
Success Leaves Clues with Robin Bailey and Al McDonaldSuccess Leaves Clues: Ep 42 with guest Dr. Janet Morrison, President & Vice Chancellor at Sheridan CollegeDr. Janet Morrison, a life-long learner and educator who believes in the transformative power of post-secondary education is the 8th President & Vice Chancellor at Sheridan College. Adapting to change this past year, she has learned the importance of resilience and collaboration, the principles she believes will help continue the support of women in leadership. Dr. Morrison herself wears a lot of hats in her day-to-day life – educator, volunteer, community leader, mother, daughter, partner, and sister – and she’s had years of experience learning how to balance all these roles. But the one thing she recommends most... do what you love!
2021-05-0629 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health7 | What We Know About Autism Spectrum Disorder TodayAutism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a complex developmental condition first introduced in 1943 by American child psychiatrist Leo Kanner. Join our host Janet Morrison as she shares the latest research on autism including early signs, common traits and the myths about ASD. She’ll also discuss diagnosis, management, treatment and what we know about adults living with autism today. For more information on this topic, please visit www.catchpsychotherapy.org and read our written article on this topic.
2021-04-2614 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health6 | How to Talk to Your Kids About Separation & DivorceDivorce is very common but it remains a highly stressful and painful life transition for all family members. Given the many decisions to be made, details to be arranged, and feelings to be managed, it is challenging for parents to focus on their children’s needs; nevertheless, they must. Join our host Janet Morrison as she explores how to talk to children about separation and divorce. For more information on this topic, please visit www.catchpsychotherapy.org and read our written article on this topic.
2021-03-2518 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health5 | How to Know When a Child Needs a Mental Health AssessmentJoin our host Janet Morrison as she explores 10 instances when a child should have a mental health assessment by a professional. Learn the general concerns which may warrant further investigation and how to know when something more serious needs to be addressed. For more on this topic please visit our website www.catchpsychotherapy.org and read our written article on this topic.
2021-02-2215 min
2021-02-0934 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health4 | The Real Reason That Children LieStarting between two and three years of age, children begin to tell untruths and many continue to tell untruths throughout childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. Join our host Janet Morrison as she explores why children lie and what we can do about it as parents, teachers and caregivers. To learn more about this topic please visit our website www.catchpsychotherapy.org and read our written article on this topic.
2021-01-2909 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health3 | How Trauma Affects ChildrenJoin our host Janet Morrison as she explores the topic of trauma in the context of Children's Mental Health. The effects of childhood trauma are catastrophic, causing enormous pain and suffering and creating a significant strain on family, community and government resources. Learn about the different types of trauma children experience and what we can do to support those who are impacted. To learn more about this topic please check out our written article here.
2021-01-1417 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health2 | Why Play is Essential to Children's Mental Health and DevelopmentJoin our host Janet Morrison as she explores the topic of play in the context of Children's Mental Health. Play and play therapy both foster the ability for children to express themselves and create solutions in the presence of a caring adult. Through active, imaginative play children express their thoughts and feelings, adopt different roles and perspectives, and organize the world on their own terms. Learn all about it on this episode and for more information on this topic please check out our written article here.
2020-12-0722 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health1 | What is Mental Health and How Do You Measure It?Today, we hear the term ‘mental health’ a lot. However, people rarely talk about what constitutes as mental health. Is it the absence of mental illness, the absence of stress? Is mental health the same as happiness? Join our host Janet Morrison as she explores the question: What is mental health and how do we measure it? To learn more visit catchpsychotherapy.org and read our full article on this topic.
2020-11-0315 minCatch-Up on Kids Mental Health0 | Welcome to Catch-Up On Kids Mental Health with Janet MorrisonMeet your host Janet Morrison and learn about the topics we'll discuss on this podcast. Janet is a senior lecturer at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, University of Toronto and has her own private psychotherapy practice. Janet has worked with foster care agencies across the province, is the past president of the Canadian Association of Psychoanalytic Child Therapists, and is currently an active board member of Catch Collaborative Therapy. To learn more about Janet and the work we do at Catch, please visit our website.
2020-10-2005 min
Connect to Joy Podcasts: Circle of Hope | Not Quite Strangers | Time to Come AliveEp. 55 - Time to Come Alive:“Bounding to College” with Dr. Janet Morrison-Lane, Director of Eagle ScholarsBenjamin Franklin: “An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.”
Who determines your limits? How far you can go in life? Whether you’ve hit your peak or not?
Answers that don’t start and end with “you are” become fighting words for Dr. Janet Morrison-Lane! She advocates for young people to raise their voices, get their education and find a seat at the table to ensure that the sky is the limit for everyone else.
Highlights:
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2020-01-231h 03
LOVE IS FEARLESS#076: Why Integrity Matters--with Scott MorrisonScott Morrison was an anomaly to me (Janet) when I first met him--about 5 years ago. In some ways, he still is. He is kind, but he has boundaries. He is wise, and he is tender and helpful. He has a weird sense of humor that invites me to laugh, especially in those moments I need to be reminded just to breathe. We invited Scott to record this episode with us because we're talking about the transforming power of INTEGRITY. He's the best man to join us for this conversation. And, here's my bet: You're going to want to wri...
2019-12-1134 min
Ten with Ken (Audio)University vs College? Janet Morrison @ SheridanThe distinction between 2-year colleges and 4-year universities is becoming increasingly blurred, with the rise of polytechnics, collaborative and dual enrolment programs, postgrad certificates at university and applied degrees at colleges. (Sheridan College has not been coy about its ambitions to eventually become a university itself.) This week, Ken Steele’s conversation with Janet Morrison, president and vice-chancellor of Sheridan, concludes with an exploration of the differences and synergies between university and college. Janet feels strongly that “this bifurcated lens on PSE in Ontario… really isn’t meeting the needs of learners today,” much less the needs of...
2019-03-2710 min
Ten with Ken (Video)University vs College? Janet Morrison @ SheridanThe distinction between 2-year colleges and 4-year universities is becoming increasingly blurred, with the rise of polytechnics, collaborative and dual enrolment programs, postgrad certificates at university and applied degrees at colleges. (Sheridan College has not been coy about its ambitions to eventually become a university itself.) This week, Ken Steele's conversation with Janet Morrison, president and vice-chancellor of Sheridan, concludes with an exploration of the differences and synergies between university and college. Janet feels strongly that "this bifurcated lens on PSE in Ontario… really isn't meeting the needs of learners today," much less the needs of...
2019-03-2710 minTen with Ken (Video)Mental Health & Student Success: Janet Morrison @ SheridanColleges and universities are investing more and more resources into student retention and success initiatives, and student mental health has become an escalating crisis on many campuses. This week, Ken Steele sits down with Janet Morrison, president and vice-chancellor of Sheridan College, to discuss some lessons she has learned over 25 years as a champion of student success, in the university and college sectors. There is a wealth of research into student success, and Janet believes in programming that is "evidence-based and theoretically informed." Institutions now need to understand their own specific demographics, and pilot-test interventions. Janet emphasizes...
2019-03-2010 minTen with Ken (Audio)Mental Health & Student Success: Janet Morrison @ SheridanColleges and universities are investing more and more resources into student retention and success initiatives, and student mental health has become an escalating crisis on many campuses. This week, Ken Steele sits down with Janet Morrison, president and vice-chancellor of Sheridan College, to discuss some lessons she has learned over 25 years as a champion of student success, in the university and college sectors. There is a wealth of research into student success, and Janet believes in programming that is “evidence-based and theoretically informed.” Institutions now need to understand their own specific demographics, and pilot-test interventions. Janet emphasizes that...
2019-03-2010 minTen with Ken (Video)Cultivating Creativity: Janet Morrison @ SheridanSheridan College, in the suburbs of Toronto, is world renowned for its creative programs, such as top-ranked illustration and animation degrees – and it has built its entire institutional brand on the slogan "Get Creative." This week, Ken Steele sits down with Janet Morrison, Sheridan's president and vice-chancellor, to discuss how higher ed can cultivate creativity, equipping students with crucial skills for the future, and preparing staff and faculty across campus to embrace innovation and change. Janet begins by explaining that Sheridan's commitment to creativity goes far beyond the obvious creative programs. Creativity relates to people, pr...
2019-03-1311 minTen with Ken (Audio)Cultivating Creativity: Janet Morrison @ SheridanSheridan College, in the suburbs of Toronto, is world renowned for its creative programs, such as top-ranked illustration and animation degrees – and it has built its entire institutional brand on the slogan “Get Creative.” This week, Ken Steele sits down with Janet Morrison, Sheridan’s president and vice-chancellor, to discuss how higher ed can cultivate creativity, equipping students with crucial skills for the future, and preparing staff and faculty across campus to embrace innovation and change. Janet begins by explaining that Sheridan’s commitment to creativity goes far beyond the obvious creative programs. Creativity relates to people, pr...
2019-03-1311 min
2018-04-3057 min
The Janet Lewis ShowDAVELLE MORRISON - ON BEING PREPARED, MAKING THE MOST OF EVERY SITUATION & MEDITATIONDAVELLE MORRISON – ON BEING PREPARED FOR LIFE CHANGES, MAKING THE MOST OF EVERY SITUATION AND THE IMPORTANCE OF MEDITATION Davelle Morrison is currently a sales representative for Bosley Real Estate and a real estate investor. She started out in the corporate world doing ad sales by day and in the evenings and on weekends […]
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2017-10-0650 min
Build Your Online Audience[081] How to generate recurring income from a membership site with Mike MorrisonIf you're looking to create recurring revenue, creating a membership site can be a good move. But what exactly is involved in creating a membership site? What kind of tech do you need? What kind of content should you provide? And how do you attract - and keep - members? Mike Morrison helps business owners create recurring... READ MORE The post [081] How to generate recurring income from a membership site with Mike Morrison appeared first on Janet Murray.
2016-08-051h 12
Build Your Online Audience[081] How to generate recurring income from a membership site with Mike MorrisonIf you're looking to create recurring revenue, creating a membership site can be a good move. But what exactly is involved in creating a membership site? What kind of tech do you need? What kind of content should you provide? And how do you attract - and keep - members? Mike Morrison helps business owners create recurring... READ MORE The post [081] How to generate recurring income from a membership site with Mike Morrison appeared first on Janet Murray.
2016-08-051h 12