Dr Jim Hungerford on Building Values Based Self Esteem
Dr Jim Hungerford is the CEO of the Butterfly Foundation, a national charity for anyone in Australia impacted by eating disorders and body image issues, as well as the families, friends and communities who support them. In this episode, Jim and Greg explore important issues like the relationship between self-esteem and belonging, sending the right social response, and steering away from shame in the way we talk to ourselves and others. For support with eating disorders and body dissatisfaction call the Butterfly National Helpline on 1800 ED HOPE (1800 33 4673) or visit www.butterfly.org.au to chat online or email, 7 days a week, 8am-midnight (AEST/AEDT).36months.com@36monthsofficial@thebutterflyfoundation
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Kirra Pendergast on What Parents Can Do
Kirra Pendergast is the Founder of Safe on Social and co-founder of CTRL+SHFT. She transforms chaos into clarity in the world of digital safety, tech ethics, and online harm prevention. In this episode, Kirra empowers parents with watch-outs and practical steps having spent three decades on the frontline of digital risk.36months.com
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Kellie Sloane and the Power of Parents in Politics
In this episode, Kellie Sloane shares powerful insights from both her political journey and her experiences as a parent, highlighting how the collective voice of parents can drive policy change and community outcomes.
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Unpacking Others' Esteem With Ian Thorpe
In this episode Greg Attwells interviews iconic sportsman (and former train buddy) Ian Thorpe who unpacks his own relationship with mental health, experience in sport and a phrase he coined, “Others’ Esteem”.
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The Secret To Effective Teaching and Parenting With Maggie Dent
Parenting expert and remarkable woman Maggie Dent offers her profound insights on teaching, parenting, and adolescent development, drawing from her own journey of overcoming personal challenges to becoming a best-selling author.
36 Months is a movement for healthy teen development, without the influence of social media, focused on the 36 months between 13 and 16.
We were the catalyst behind the new social media legislation in Australia. We rallied more than 127,000 petition signatures to raise the age of social media citizenship by 36 months, from 13 - 16. This podcast is for parents and teachers - the custodians of healthy teen development who still believe that an intentional 36 months, could change a lifetime.
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