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Communication for Patients with Low Nutrition Literacy

Nutrition education is a necessary measure for disease prevention and treatment, yet nearly half of Americans experience difficulty with understanding and communicating health information. Nutrition educators must be able to understand issues surrounding nutrition literacy and use effective communication techniques in order to reach goals of improving diet and related health outcomes.

Sesame Street: Traumatic Experiences and Resilience with Rocio Galarza| Anchored Episode 21

Anchored Podcast Ep 20 with guest Rocio Galarza https://ia601504.us.archive.org/24/items/sesame-street-traumatic-experiences-and-resilience-with-rocio-galarza-anchored-episode-21-/FINAL_SesameStreetmixdown.mp3 About this Episode As we all experience great transitions and challenges, finding resilience and staying optimistic can be difficult. But these things are important to our mental health as well as the support and care we provide to others. Today’s discussion...

Modeling Healthy Technology Behaviors for Young Children

This webinar provides an overview for military family readiness professionals of the importance for parents and caregivers to model healthy boundaries with technology for healthy child social-emotional development; explains how to support parents and other adults set appropriate examples in their use of technology, including teaching children and youth lessons on consent that are translatable to both in-person and online interactions; and explores how positive examples of technology use by adults can help reduce the risk for children and youth to engage in, or be impacted by, problematic sexual behavior.

Let’s Work Together: Building Relationships with Families to Support Positive Behavior

About This Webinar: Building a positive relationship with a child’s family that affirms their culture and identity is an important part of an early childhood practitioner’s job.  This webinar addresses ways practitioners can connect with and include families of young children with disabilities in identifying and implementing strategies to support...

Working Out Loud

SUBSCRIBE NOW Listen now: About this episode (Season 1, Episode 4) In this episode, hosts Jessica Beckendorf and Bob Bertsch explore john Stepper's Working Out Loud framework in the context of building relationships for resilience. Jessica and Bob discuss five elements of Working Out Loud: purposeful discovery, relationships, generosity, visible...

Resources for Addressing Food Access for Military Families

Food insecurity describes a household’s inability to provide enough food for every person to live an active, healthy life. Food insecurity is one way we can measure and assess the risk of hunger. In the United States currently, 1 in 9 people struggle with hunger.

Empowering Individuals and Families Through Disaster Education

  About this Episode: In this Let’s Talk Transitions Podcast, Ashley Mueller discusses her role as an Extension Educator for Nebraska Extension, and how she assists Nebraskans in preparing for and recovering from emergencies and natural disasters. Tune in to learn how you can better assist those you serve when...

VUCA and VUCA Prime

SUBSCRIBE NOW About this episode (Season 1, Episode 5) In this episode, Karen Pedersen, Dean for Global Campus at Kansas State University, talks about how the VUCA framework (volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity) has helped her better understand the world, and how the VUCA Prime framework (vision, understanding, clarity, and...