Media Appearances - TV
How to stop arguing with your kids
Global TV Morning Show, The Parenting Playbook segment. Sara joins the conversation about why kids and parents argue so much
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The WHO (World Health Organization) recently classified compulsive video game playing as a mental health condition. Sara tells Carolyn Mackenzie how parents can regulate their children’s gaming this summer. Watch Sara’s segment on Global TV’s Morning Show on video gaming addiction....
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Sara’s opinion on City TV news about having the marijuana discussion with your kids.
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Sara chats with Marci Ien on CTV Canada AM about whether isolation rooms should be allowed in schools or if they should be banned – following the release of a news story about a British Columbia Downs Syndrome Child who was repeatedly placed in one of these “quiet” rooms after misb...
Read Are ‘quiet rooms’ an effective education tool or harmful to kids?Bringing the intimacy back to your relationship
Watch Sara talk about bringing the intimacy back to your relationship.
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Rogers TV Toronto – Toronto Boomers Show
Sara chats with hosts about grandparenting and how to foster and maintain a healthy relationship with grandchildren
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With September around the corner, Sara chats with CTV Canada AM about conquering back-to-school anxiety
Read Back-to-school prep: What to wear, what to buy, and more!Campus life 101: How parents can help ease the transition
Interviewed on Canada AM about how parents can help their teens transition to campus life.
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