Author: healthprofessionalradio

Presenter: NIYATI LIBOTTE IV
Guest: ROBIN GRILLE
Guest Bio: Robin Grille is a father, a psychologist in private practice with twenty years’ experience, and a parenting educator. His articles on parenting and child development have been widely published in Australia and overseas. Robin’s first book:’Parenting for a Peaceful World‘ (2005) has received international acclaim and led to speaking engagements around Australia, USA and New Zealand. ‘Heart to Heart Parenting‘ (ABC Books) is Robin’s second book. A passionate speaker and social change activist, Robin’s extensive research has led him to feel that improved attention to babies’ and children’s emotional needs is the most powerful way to move societies toward sustainability and peace.

Segment Overview:
Introduction to the work of Robin Grille, clinical Psychologist, author and Parenting specialist. Robin outlines the connection between parenting a child and the resulting emotional health impact when as that child grows. He introduces the concept of how childhood traumas have a quantifiable neurological and chemical impact on brain development.

Presenter: NIYATI LIBOTTE IV
Guest: ROBIN GRILLE
Guest Bio: Robin Grille is a father, a psychologist in private practice with twenty years’ experience, and a parenting educator. His articles on parenting and child development have been widely published in Australia and overseas. Robin’s first book:’Parenting for a Peaceful World‘ (2005) has received international acclaim and led to speaking engagements around Australia, USA and New Zealand. ‘Heart to Heart Parenting‘ (ABC Books) is Robin’s second book. A passionate speaker and social change activist, Robin’s extensive research has led him to feel that improved attention to babies’ and children’s emotional needs is the most powerful way to move societies toward sustainability and peace.

Segment Overview:
Robin Grille develops the concept of how childhood traumas have a quantifiable neurological and chemical impact on brain development. He outlines how serious violent offenders are not born that way but have trauma within their childhood experience. He advocates more active and hands-on parenting and goes on to explain how parenting is a community responsibility. He highlights the failure in current Australian support policy (e.g. parental leave entitlements) to support parents to spend time with their children and create adults that are emotionally balanced, physically healthy and socially responsible.

Presenter: NIYATI LIBOTTE IV
Guest: ROBIN GRILLE
Guest Bio: Robin Grille is a father, a psychologist in private practice with twenty years’ experience, and a parenting educator. His articles on parenting and child development have been widely published in Australia and overseas. Robin’s first book:’Parenting for a Peaceful World‘ (2005) has received international acclaim and led to speaking engagements around Australia, USA and New Zealand. ‘Heart to Heart Parenting‘ (ABC Books) is Robin’s second book. A passionate speaker and social change activist, Robin’s extensive research has led him to feel that improved attention to babies’ and children’s emotional needs is the most powerful way to move societies toward sustainability and peace.

Segment Overview:
Robin Grille discusses the ideal parenting environment for a healthy child: one where breastfeeding, parental leave and hands on parenting is favoured. He believes this leads to greater economic and social productivity as adults but requires cultural change in policy. He outlines how emotional wellbeing is the new frontier. He discusses the neurochemical changes that occur with improvements to connection and interaction with a young child.

Presenter: NIYATI LIBOTTE IV
Guest: ROBIN GRILLE
Guest Bio: Robin Grille is a father, a psychologist in private practice with twenty years’ experience, and a parenting educator. His articles on parenting and child development have been widely published in Australia and overseas. Robin’s first book:’Parenting for a Peaceful World‘ (2005) has received international acclaim and led to speaking engagements around Australia, USA and New Zealand. ‘Heart to Heart Parenting‘ (ABC Books) is Robin’s second book. A passionate speaker and social change activist, Robin’s extensive research has led him to feel that improved attention to babies’ and children’s emotional needs is the most powerful way to move societies toward sustainability and peace.

Segment Overview:
Robin Grille explains the complex hormonal diet that contributes emotional health. He cites the effects of neurochemicals like oxytocin on the emotional wellbeing of children. Robin outlines the history of parenting and how children’s physical health has improved in recent decades. He also outlines cultural differences in parenting and the changes in family planning. He looks at child abuse and changes to societal norms. He outlines how as a result levels of violence in society as a result of mental health issues is diminishing.

Presenter: NIYATI LIBOTTE IV
Guest: ROBIN GRILLE
Guest Bio: Robin Grille is a father, a psychologist in private practice with twenty years’ experience, and a parenting educator. His articles on parenting and child development have been widely published in Australia and overseas. Robin’s first book:’Parenting for a Peaceful World’ (2005) has received international acclaim and led to speaking engagements around Australia, USA and New Zealand. ‘Heart to Heart Parenting’ (ABC Books) is Robin’s second book. A passionate speaker and social change activist, Robin’s extensive research has led him to feel that improved attention to babies’ and children’s emotional needs is the most powerful way to move societies toward sustainability and peace.

Segment Overview:
Robin Grille concludes that trauma in childhood is unavoidable but outlines the difference between hurt and emotional damage. He outlines the differences between emotional, narrative and body memory. Expressions of these traumas may present years down the track in an irrational way- he feels emotional reactivity can be an aftermath from trauma as early as the 3rd trimester in the womb. He highlights how best to deal with troubled children and discusses how coaching of parents and educators to deal more empathically leads to amazing leaps in their condition. He offers other trials and studies in this interesting area of early childhood trauma management. He provides information on how to find further information in this area.

Presenter: Emily
Guest: Dr Leana Wen
Guest Bio: Leana Wen, M.D., M.S.c, is an emergency physician and Director of Patient-Centered Care Research at George Washington University. Inspired by her own childhood illness and then her mother’s long battle with cancer, Dr. Wen is passionate about guiding patients to advocate for better care. A noted physician, research, and patient advocate, she is the author of the best-selling book,When Doctors Don’t Listen: How to Avoid Misdiagnoses and Unnecessary Tests. http://drleanawen.com/

Segment Overview:
Dr. Wen discusses her new book, including the events in her own life and experiences from her practice that prompted its writing. We also discuss the importance of each patient’s story as it pertains to his or her healthcare

Presenter: Emily
Guest: Dr Leana Wen
Guest Bio: Leana Wen, M.D., M.S.c, is an emergency physician and Director of Patient-Centered Care Research at George Washington University. Inspired by her own childhood illness and then her mother’s long battle with cancer, Dr. Wen is passionate about guiding patients to advocate for better care. A noted physician, research, and patient advocate, she is the author of the best-selling book,When Doctors Don’t Listen: How to Avoid Misdiagnoses and Unnecessary Tests. http://drleanawen.com/

Segment Overview:
Dr. Wen discusses patient-centered care in her practice.

Presenter: Hannah
Guest: Dr. Michael Gibson
Guest Bio: After graduating with a Bachelor of Kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario, he received his Doctor of Chiropractic Degree and Masters of Science in Chiropractic Sports Science from Life University.

Segment Overview:
Dr. Michael Gibson continues to discuss the incorporation of chiropractic into more mainstream patient care. As well as talking about acupuncture as a method of pain relief and treatment in conjunction with a medical course of treatment.

Presenter: Neal Howard
Guest: Dr. William Courter
Guest Bio: Dr. William Courter has been the associate medical director of a large health-care agency, and a national consultant on difficult cases, helping shape the health care for thousands of patients. He is currently the founder of the Boomer Health Institute and the author of THE BOOMER SURVIVOR KIT: An Indispensible Guide for Yourself * Your Relationships * Your Life, which helps the baby boomer population and others lead a less stressed, more balanced, and more meaningful life.

Segment Overview:
Dr. William Courter discusses the health risks associated with Loneliness in the Babyboomer population. Also discussed are study results as the relate to animals and how those results closely resemble human characteristics.

Presenter: Neal Howard
Guest: Dr. William Courter
Guest Bio: Dr. William Courter has been the associate medical director of a large health-careagency, and a national consultant on difficult cases, helping shape the health care for thousands of patients. He is currently the founder of the Boomer Health Institute and theauthor of THE BOOMER SURVIVOR KIT: An Indispensible Guide for Yourself * Your Relationships * Your Life, which helps the baby boomer population and others lead a less stressed, more balanced, and more meaningful life.

Segment Overview:
Dr. William Courter discusses some of the mental health risks involved with chronic loneliness. Also touched upon are some societal ramifications associated with “out of touch” individuals of any age.