CELEBRATE CHILDREN: RON DAYNE SPEAKS OUT IN SUPPORT

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GUESTS: Jim Leonhart, President, Celebrate Children Foundation
             Ron Dayne, Celebrate Children Spokesperson/Supporter

The Celebrate Children Foundation is helping build the best child care programs for children from birth to age five in communities across Wisconsin.

"Almost three quarters of Wisconsin kids attend child care centers and preschools while their parents work," states Jim Leonhart, Foundation President. "Research shows brain development is so rapid during the preschool years that high quality child care and education can be tied directly to kindergarten readiness, better high school graduation rates and ultimately, the quality of our future workforce and economy."

Jim Leonhart is joined by former Badger and Heisman Trophy winner Ron Dayne, 2012 Champion for Children, who also shares his thoughts about the Rose Bowl! To learn more about becoming a Champion for Children, go to www.celebrate-children.org.

DEPRESSION: NOT TO BE IGNORED

 

Guest:  Jerry Halverson, MD, adult psychiatrist and Medical Director for Adult Services, Rogers Memorial Hospital

Are your sadness, anger, fatigue, negative feelings just moments we all go through at one time or another, or are they symptoms of depression? Depression can change or distort the way you see yourself, your life, and those around you. It is also a disease that can be treated and should not be ignored.

Dr. Jerry Halverson shines new light on depression, what the causes are, and how people with depression and/or anxiety orders can overcome this debilitating disease and live full, productive lives.

For more information on depression and the Adult Partial Program for Depression and Anxiety Disorders at Rogers Memorial Hospital, go to www.rogershospital.org.

PRESERVE YOUR FAMILY STORIES: A HOLIDAY GIFT

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GUEST: Sarah White - author, writing coach President of the National Personal Historians Association

Stories are a wonderful way to bond with family members. Nurture your family ties, and build your memories as a gift to share over the holidays.

Sarah White gives tips for helping families and extended families connect across time and space. Depending on age, cultural differences, or separation, everyone has the opportunity to personalize their family stories and have fun together over the holidays.

Ideas range from playing Family History Detective, telling "Behind the Stuff" stories, creating a Photobook, making a Video Story or a Family Time Capsule, or learning about the family person you were named after.

For more information, contact Sarah at www.firstpersonprod.com.