RRWL- BLOG TALK RADIO - A Good Story Is A Good Story TUESDAY 12 NOON JAN 25 CST - 1PM EST -10 AM PST- Host Marsha Cook.
Erin Merryn will be talking about what parent’ s and teachers can do to help our children know what to do if they find themselves in a situation that they don’t understand and are afraid to tell anyone . Erin will be discussing ERIN'S LAW and her emotional battle dealing with the aftermath of sexual abuse at age 6 1/2 years old .
Erin is the author of STOLEN INNOCENCE AND LIVING FOR TODAY. Erin speaks about how children can survive their trauma and she provides the hope for the future. She will discuss her Memoir and how she survived the terrible events in her life as well as helping her sister who was also abused sexually by the same person. Her courage is incredible and her spirit is powerful. She is the voice for those that live in quiet fear of the journey they have yet to face.
She graduated in May 2009 with a Master’s degree in Social Work from Aurora University. A leading participant in Take Back the Night, her goal is to raise awareness of abuse in order to end the stigma and silence. Since 2004 she has been traveling across America giving inspirational and motivational speeches at national conferences, community events, Children’s Advocacy Centers, colleges, and high schools. She has appeared on Good Morning America and Montel Williams. Her stories have appeared in Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul, Daily Herald, and Teen Voices, among others. Erin spends her time between the suburbs of Chicago and Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. She will also be traveling to several states in the near future to speak to large groups. With Erin's constant persistence she can pave the way for new laws and a greater understanding of what needs to be done to open the lines of communication for children. Taking the fear away from the children who are silent can and will make a difference.
Visit Erin at www.erinmerryn.net. We will be taking calls. The great discussions that come from a show like this are the conversations that can make a difference. Callers are always welcome and the chat room is always open with Denise Spooner’s help. Please call in 646- 595-4478- phone calls are encouraged.
LINK TO SHOW
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/rrradio/2011/01/25/a-good-story-is-a-good-story-with-host-marsha-casp
More information can be found online at http://WWW.MICHIGANAVENUEMEDIA.COM
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Name: Marsha Cook
Company: MICHIGAN AVENUE MEDIA LLC.
Telephone: 847-441-4271
Email: ***@aol.com
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Marsha Casper Cook, author,professional public speaker and screenwriter, is hosting a monthly program on Blog Talk Radio hitting topics such as writing screenplays and books. - Free-Press-Release.com
Marsha Casper Cook, author,professional public speaker and screenwriter, is hosting a monthly program on Blog Talk Radio hitting topics such as writing screenplays and books. - Free-Press-Release.comOn April 9 at Noon CST, join host Marsha Cook and her assistant Denise Spooner for a very candid discussion about the question parents and children alike are wondering: Will there be jobs for our children when they get out of school?
High School can be a very stressful place for kids these days. They are trying to plan for their future not knowing which career path will allow them to have jobs when they finish school. One guest for this show will be Robert Raymond, author of Entrepreneur’s Guide To the Universe and Before You Grab The Doorknob, a survival guide to keeping the job you already have. Mr. Raymond is also the owner of Prairie Avenue Group Consulting Firm, a small to medium size business consultant. Robert will discuss the employment market and how to plan for a career when you might be one of thousands applying for the same job.
Another guest will be Meredith Alger, a noted Social Worker and expert in youth issues. After graduating from Lawrence University in 2004 with a B.A. in Psychology, Ms. Alger worked for two years with young people tackling issues such as academic, social, emotional, or behavioral concerns. She developed and administered an after school program, planning events, and carrying a crisis pager in Evanston, Illinois.
She went back to school, looking to gain knowledge and skills, knowing that she wanted to work with children and adolescents. Ms. Alger received a Master's degree from the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration in 2008 and became a Licensed Social Worker, as well a Certified School Social Worker. She has worked at Central Elementary School as a school social worker, which is her primary career focus.
She has also worked with developmentally disabled adults, high school students, and victims of domestic violence during her tenure as a social worker. Ms. Alger has certificates for her completion of training in Advancing Youth Development and the 40-Hour Domestic Violence Training.
Parents want the best for their children and after listening to this program they will be able to discuss options for their children’s future.
On April 15 at noon CST, Marsha Cook is having a very special show about what it takes to stay in the writing game? This show is what it’s all about, writing to sell and not giving up. Joining Marsha and her assistant Abbi Glines are Rick Doyon, Tracy Frischkorn, and Judy Snider. Rick Doyon is a screenwriter and marketing guru. He has just finished writing his first novel The Carousel. Tracy Frischkorn is a screenwriter who has now decided to write her first novel, Strings Of Deception. Judy Snider, raised in Michigan, lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia with her husband, Gil, sons Jon and Nick. Judy had the joyful job of working at Cape Henry Collegiate School for eight years, and now substitutes in the children's library there. She loves giving book talks in schools near her home. Goldy's Baby Socks is Judy's first children's book.Mrs. Snider got her B.S. from Western Michigan University and her master's in social work from Tulane University in New Orleans. She is also the co-author of a women's book, The Sacred Purse.
You can listen to these shows on www.marshacaspercook.com live or after they air.
High School can be a very stressful place for kids these days. They are trying to plan for their future not knowing which career path will allow them to have jobs when they finish school. One guest for this show will be Robert Raymond, author of Entrepreneur’s Guide To the Universe and Before You Grab The Doorknob, a survival guide to keeping the job you already have. Mr. Raymond is also the owner of Prairie Avenue Group Consulting Firm, a small to medium size business consultant. Robert will discuss the employment market and how to plan for a career when you might be one of thousands applying for the same job.
Another guest will be Meredith Alger, a noted Social Worker and expert in youth issues. After graduating from Lawrence University in 2004 with a B.A. in Psychology, Ms. Alger worked for two years with young people tackling issues such as academic, social, emotional, or behavioral concerns. She developed and administered an after school program, planning events, and carrying a crisis pager in Evanston, Illinois.
She went back to school, looking to gain knowledge and skills, knowing that she wanted to work with children and adolescents. Ms. Alger received a Master's degree from the University of Chicago's School of Social Service Administration in 2008 and became a Licensed Social Worker, as well a Certified School Social Worker. She has worked at Central Elementary School as a school social worker, which is her primary career focus.
She has also worked with developmentally disabled adults, high school students, and victims of domestic violence during her tenure as a social worker. Ms. Alger has certificates for her completion of training in Advancing Youth Development and the 40-Hour Domestic Violence Training.
Parents want the best for their children and after listening to this program they will be able to discuss options for their children’s future.
On April 15 at noon CST, Marsha Cook is having a very special show about what it takes to stay in the writing game? This show is what it’s all about, writing to sell and not giving up. Joining Marsha and her assistant Abbi Glines are Rick Doyon, Tracy Frischkorn, and Judy Snider. Rick Doyon is a screenwriter and marketing guru. He has just finished writing his first novel The Carousel. Tracy Frischkorn is a screenwriter who has now decided to write her first novel, Strings Of Deception. Judy Snider, raised in Michigan, lives in Virginia Beach, Virginia with her husband, Gil, sons Jon and Nick. Judy had the joyful job of working at Cape Henry Collegiate School for eight years, and now substitutes in the children's library there. She loves giving book talks in schools near her home. Goldy's Baby Socks is Judy's first children's book.Mrs. Snider got her B.S. from Western Michigan University and her master's in social work from Tulane University in New Orleans. She is also the co-author of a women's book, The Sacred Purse.
You can listen to these shows on www.marshacaspercook.com live or after they air.
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