Cynthia Ramsaran

Guardians of Hope: Empowering Child Advocacy

Education EN ↓ 52 episodes

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.

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Author

Cynthia Ramsaran

Category

Education

Podcast website

zencastr.com

Latest episode

Sep 19, 2026

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Episodes

Episode Two: Does my Child Need Therapy? Video 15.10.2023

Mental health treatment for children is on the rise. Now more than ever, kids struggle with strong emotions and undiagnosed issues. Dr. Caroline Danda, a clinical child psychologist with over 20 years of experience specializing in childhood anxiety, depression, ADHD, and behavioral issues, discusses the signs to look out for if your child needs therapy. Listen to learn how you can best support you...

Episode One: Why is Parentification Harmful? Video 26.09.2023

In this first episode, Romona Jackson, founding president and CEO of The Women's Advocacy Center, discusses an important but often overlooked topic: Parentification. Learn how parentified children face life-long challenges as adults and what signs to look out for if you know a child being forced to take on adult-like roles and responsibilities. 

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