BullyingA Way of Life for Teens, Employees, Sex-Partners, Siblings, Military, & Marriages? Dr. Carol Francis, Psychologist, on 94.7 FM The Wave- 6:00AM-CBS Radio LA Open

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) September 01, 2012

September 1 on 94.7FM KTWV-FM “The Wave” at 6:00 AM, Dr. Carol Francis discusses Bullying on CBS Radio LA Openline.

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Leykis schools 3 FAT CHICKS on the facts of life

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A psychiatrists (and Charlie Brooker’s) insightful perspective on news coverage’s perpetuation of mass shootings in schools. The full version of this wondrous and though provoking programme is currently available in the UK via BBC iPlayer: www.bbc.co.uk

The Guard A Heart Foundation Host a VIP Fashion Show Fundraiser, with Proceeds to Benefit “Know Your Risk, Save a Life” Campaign

Irvine, CA (PRWEB) July 21, 2012

Guard A Heart Foundation, a non-profit organization, raising awareness for cardiovascular disease by educating on the dangers of vulnerable plaque, held a Fashion Show Fundraiser at the Strands in Dana Point on July 14. Aviir Diagnostic Laboratory hosted the event. The events theme of Keeping the Moments Alive resonated throughout the evening, emphasizing how important it is for us to make heart disease prevention a part of our every day lifestyle, and that each moment we share with our loved ones is the true measure of our lifes value. Dr. Bahar Sederati reminded attendees of the importance of heart health, smoking cessation, regular exercise, stress management and getting thorough physicals. Celebrity designer Marisa Kenson also gave a heart-felt testimony regarding the importance of heart disease prevention, pledging her support to Guard A Hearts mission to save lives needlessly lost or those disabled by heart disease.

The evening festivities included festive live music by Hope and Hawaiian Artist Brian Pi’ikea Vasquez. Upon arriving, guests were offered tasty drinks donated by Tommy Bahama, Blue Ice Vodka, Vegan Wine and mouthwatering appetizers donated by Kya, Vintage Steakhouse, Stillwater Grill, Gemmells and Socially Sweet.

More than 150 guests attended this elegant event, featuring a lively fashion show with designs by Tommy Bahama, Marisa Kenson and Dr. Bahar Couture, directed by highly regarded fashion show producer Julie French. Brian Tierney, official Guard a Heart photography captured highlights of the evenings events. In addition, several VIPs were awarded the Guardian of Hearts award for their philanthropic efforts on heart disease awareness and prevention. Dr. Bahar Sederati, lead internist with Bahar Medical Group; Dr. Douglas Harrington, CEO of Aviir Diagnostics; Susan Jeske, CEO of the Ms. America Pageant; Willie Gault, Founder of Athletes for Life, former America football wide receiver and Olympic athlete; and Lora Thomas, of Kyani were included in those honored.

One hundred percent of proceeds from the event will go towards Guard a Hearts “Know Your Risk, Save a Life” campaign, which uses donated funds to offer free cardiac testing for those who cannot otherwise afford it. Its mission to save lives is only made possible by countless volunteers within the community raising awareness of this highly preventable disease.

Members of the Guard A Heart Board of Directors including Hayward Sawyer, Jerry Nostadt, Tom Scuccimarra & Najib Khoury were in attendance and presented the evenings awards. Other guests who attended include: Annie Nelson, founder of OC American Soldiers Network; Michele Berk, producer of Baywatch creator, Soul Surfer, K-11; Debbie Durkin, Los Angeles Sustainable Producer; Janeane Bernstein Event MC and Radio Talk Show Host; Hawaiian Artist Brian Pi’ikea Vasquez; Miss Afghanistan, Vida Samadzi; Damian Collins, entrepreneur; Ms. America Nicole Rash; and US Marines Timothy Black, Angelo Sarni, Andrew Grothem and Cress Forester.

About Guard A Heart

Guard A Heart is a non-profit foundation dedicated to raising awareness of heart disease prevention by spreading the word to guard your heart and save your life. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. If individuals know their risk and take the necessary steps, the good news is that most cardiovascular disease is preventable. Although heart disease is typically diagnosed in adulthood, its roots are often found in childhood. Compelling research has shown that plaque buildup in the arterial walls begins very early in life and progresses through increasing degrees of atherosclerosis. Intervention strategies and healthy lifestyle changes to reduce heart disease risk should begin in childhood when reversal of the process is easier, not later in life when the disease is more fully developed. Guard a Heart Foundation provides funding for individuals who are unable to pay for cardiac risk assessments. Please visit http://www.guardaheart.org for more information.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Dina Scaglione

949.910.9401

dina(dot)scaglione(at)aviir(dot)com

“I Support The H.O.M.E. Foundation”

About The H.O.M.E. Foundation:

The Helping Others Means Everything, or The H.O.M.E. Foundation, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping our Family of Charities. Frankie Verdugo, President of The HOME Foundation, wants to help as many worthy charities as possible as they struggle during these tough economic times. Frankie Verdugo helps raise funds through luxury dream home raffles, home giveaways, prizes, and high profile celebrity events in Hollywood… “Our mission is to help charities reach their fundraising goals and to bring awareness to their praiseworthy causes.”

How Life Insurance Can Hurt Your Special Needs Child – Special Needs Trusts

Grady Jennings, Executive Director of the Dignity Group in Ontario California, explains how purchasing financial products, including life insurance, for ourselves or family members can hurt our Special Needs Child, if not properly structured. Grady discusses the generalities of the Special Needs Trust and Special Needs Estate Planning. The Dignity Group provides consultations completely free of charge. To learn more, visit DignityGroup.org
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I love all the Janet Jackson songs in the world and “Velvet Rope” is one of my favorites. I worked really hard on this video so please rate&comment. Here are the lyrics: We have a special need To feel that we belong Come with me inside Inside my velvet rope We have a special need To feel that we belong Come with me inside Inside my velvet rope We all wanna feel special… This special need That’s within us Brings out the best Yet worst in us Follow the passion That’s within you Living the truth Will set you free-ee-ee We have a special need To feel that we belong Come with me inside Inside my velvet rope We have a special need To feel that we belong Come with me inside Inside my velvet rope Put others down To fill us up Oppressing me Will oppress you Outside leave judgement Outside leave hate One love’s the answer You’ll find in you-oo-oo We have a special need To feel that we belong Come with me inside Inside my velvet rope We have a special need To feel that we belong Come with me inside Inside my velvet rope
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Five Ways Ed Pays: Having a college degree means a richer life in every way!

www.YCG.org — For most students who go to college, the increase in their lifetime earnings far outweighs the costs of their education. That’s a powerful argument for college. But more income is by no means the only positive outcome students can expect. Learn about all the ways that a college degree can transform your life and lifestyle for the better!
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Life with Dyslexia

Here’s me talking about a bit about my life with dyslexia and some of the struggles I’ve faced and how I’ve overcome them! I still graduated from high school, I still graduated from college, and I’ve lived in Japan and taught myself Japanese!
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Kids Beyond Limits: The Anat Baniel Method for Awakening the Brain and Transforming the Life of Your Child with Special Needs

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Education in Second Life: Explore the Possibilities

A brief overview about Second Life and how educators may be able to use it in their classes.
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Mom’s Courage Brings Better Life for Son with Asperger Syndrome. Leads to New Product with Way to Grow: The Kids Need to Know: Asperger Syndrome

Frederick, MD (PRWEB) April 27, 2012

Originally developed by Ruth Bielobocky, this power point presentation was used as a tool to tell her sons 6th grade classroom about Asperger Syndrome. Following the success he experienced after using the presentation, she worked with Barbara Luborsky, OTR/L, a pediatric occupational therapist and founder of Way to Grow, to write and edit the script and the Parent Guide, and document validating research to support this approach.

Students with disabilities are often the targets of bullies. Research shows that children with Asperger Syndrome are actually targeted by bullies at a rate that is four times higher than their typical peers. Watching their child suffer social isolation or be a target of bullies can lead parents to consider sharing information about their childs diagnosis with his classmates.

Research also shows that telling peers can improve the social climate of the classroom for kids with special needs as long as classmates are also given information about dealing with affected peers. Clear and concise information is critical, but it is also important to allow time for kids to problem solve and plan how to improve social interactions when their classmate acts out or behaves oddly.

Background: Way to Grow is a private pediatric occupational therapy and speech clinic located in Frederick, MD. The Way to Grow staff has been specializing in treating the unique needs of children since 2002. Ms. Luborsky is the owner of Way to Grow and is an occupational therapist who has worked with children of all ages with various diagnoses including: autism/PDD, cerebral palsy, developmental delay, down syndrome, learning disabilities, and sensory processing disorder. Way to Grow also provides consultative services for adults with developmental disabilities. Learn more at http://www.way2grow.com.

A video to preview the presentation can be seen at http://www.Tools2growkids.com. To purchase the presentation, parent guide and script for $ 47.99, go to http://www.Tools2growkids.com.

For more information or to schedule an interview with Barbara Luborsky, please email her at info(at)tools2growkids(dot)com