About this Episode In this episode we hear what humility looks like in the area of cultural competency. Through stories and conversation, Dr. Phibbs addresses knowing how to manage humility and power in a way that moves an agenda forward - everyone needs to be a change maker. As...
About this Episode In this episode we hear about listening as "attending", and the difference from "sympathy". Through stories and conversation, Dr. Phibbs shares that in an oppressive system we need to create the space and let people know that you are trustworthy. Everyone has a deep complex story and...
About this Episode How do we as helping professionals ask questions when we don’t always get information back from people that may be relevant to helping others in a cultural context? In this episode we hear how if we don’t ask everyone the question, we may be missing someone and...
About this Episode As you listen to this episode, "Engaging with Others" think about the following: How do we start engaging people in marginalized communities and why is that important? Are we growing as a provider? What does it mean to “come in differently?” Guest Bio Anne Phibbs, PhD is...
In this episode of MoneyTalk, Dr. Barbara O'Neill gives her 5 key takeaways fro our October 22, 2019 webinar Gambling Disorders: Special Considerations for Service Members which was presented by Dr. Loreen Rugle. Watch the recording at https://oneop.org/event/22045/.
Tune in as guest speaker, Andrew Crocker, talks about how caregivers can respond to grief. While grieving a loss - or better, losses - is an inevitable part of life, there are ways to help cope with the pain, come to terms with grief, and eventually, find a way to move forward.
Today we’re going to be talking about our last webinar of 2019, the 2019 Personal Finance Year in Review. Our annual year in review webinar has been hosted for the past 5 years by Dr. Barbara O’Neill and today she shares the 5 biggest highlights of this webinar. Watch the recording: https://oneop.org/event/34456/
About this Episode In this episode, Dr. Emily Becher, an Applied Researcher and Evaluation Specialist through the University of Minnesota Extension shares all about the topic of coparenting. As part of our conversation, we focus particularly on the challenges and benefits of coparenting during separations or divorce. We conclude by...
About this Episode In this episode, Dr. Patricia Lester shares about her work and research that has focused on developing and disseminating preventive interventions, practices, and policies that support child and family resilience in the context of trauma and adversity. As part of our conversation, we focus particularly on resilience...
About this Episode Hope Gerde and Gayle Luze, two child development experts, share their expertise on the topic of home-to-school and school-to-school transitions for children. Hope and Gayle provide several unique strategies to help children through various transitions to promote positive socioemotional and cognitive development. Our conversation focuses particularly on...
About this Podcast ‘Parental Rights & Responsibilities’ is the fifth episode in our PCS Caregiving podcast series where we discuss a variety of family caregiver issues and how helping professionals can better serve military families as they PCS from their role as a spouse, friend, partner, or loved one to...
About this Episode In this Let’s Talk Transitions! podcast, Jennifer Rea chats with Dr. Ellen Moore about her book, Grateful Nation: Student Veterans and the Rise of the Military Friendly Campus which was published by Duke University Press in 2017. The conversation centers on Dr. Moore’s findings from narratives with...
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