Guardians of Hope: Empowering Child Advocacy

How do I get through divorce, custody, or separation and still be a good parent? What can I do to help my child? How do I improve my mental health? Whether you're a parent asking these questions, a nonprofit organization striving to support children and their caregivers, or a legal professional seeking to champion the rights of minors, this podcast is your go-to.

Guardians of Hope: Empowering Child Advocacy is a education podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 50 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Guardians of Hope: Empowering Child Advocacy, a education show with 50 episodes published.

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  Episode #19

  S3/Ep 19: Why You May Be Feeding Your Child's Anxiety

  Jun 29, 202615 minS3

  Most parents of anxious children are doing everything right — and still watching their child struggle. That's because loving your child and accidentally enabling their anxiety can look the same. Dawn Friedman, licensed counselor, parent educator, and founder of Open Book Parenting, shares the invisible ways anxiety takes over family life and the practical shifts that can finally help both parent and child find their way through it.

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  Episode #18

  S3/Ep 18: How Stepparents Can Provide What Kids in Blended Families Need

  May 25, 202615 minS3

  <p>Blended families are more common than ever, and yet stepparenting remains one of the most complex, most misunderstood, and least supported roles in modern family life. Most stepparents walk in with the best of intentions, ready to love and show up, only to find themselves feeling invisible, unwelcome, or like no matter what they do, it's wrong. The cultural stereotypes don't help. Neither does stepping into a home full of existing history, existing wounds, and existing relationships, with no roadmap for how to find your place in it.</p><p>In this episode, Dr. Amy Todey, a psychologist specializing...

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  Episode #17

  S3/Ep 17: How to Talk to Your Teen and Understand What They're Really Telling You

  May 2, 202621 minS3

  <p>If you've ever grounded your teen, confiscated their phone, or enforced stricter rules — only to watch things spiral — this episode is for you. </p><p>Dr. Cam Caswell, adolescent psychologist and host of Parenting Teens with Dr. Cam, breaks down the teenage behaviors parents most misunderstand, the strategies that quietly backfire, and the small language shifts that can completely change your relationship with your teenager.</p>

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  Episode #16

  S3/Ep 16: From One Garage to a Nationwide Movement — Ending Child Bedlessness

  Apr 12, 202634 minS3

  <p>Child bedlessness is a hidden crisis hiding in plain sight. Research shows that 2 to 3% of children in America don't have their own beds. That means it is likely that kids in your community are sleeping on cold floors because their families simply can't afford one. Luke Mickelson saw it, grabbed a hammer, and built one. Then another. Then he built a movement.</p><p>Luke shares the story behind Sleep in Heavenly Peace, what it takes to turn compassion into action, and how everyday people with no special skills are changing children's lives one bed at a time.</p>

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  Episode #15

  S3/Ep 15: What Kids Need to Hear When Someone They Love Dies

  Mar 29, 202629 minS3

  <p>When death enters a family, most parents freeze — reaching for euphemisms, changing the subject, or shielding kids from grief entirely. But that silence does more harm than the conversation ever could.</p><p>Dr. Elreacy Dock is a thanatologist, death educator, and professor of thanatology trained by David Kessler. In this episode, she helps parents talk to children about death, dying, and grief in ways that are honest, age-appropriate, and ultimately healing — from what to say to a four-year-old versus a teenager, to whether kids should attend funerals, to how to grieve alongside your child while processing your own loss...

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