In episode 56, Janet sits down with Dr. John Stewart to explore how attachment-focused family therapy can help families work together to address mental health concerns. 

In this episode, Janet sits down with Dr. Teresa (Terry) Bennett to learn about The Family Check-Up program and how a family-centered approach to children’s mental health can lead to better outcomes for kids and their families. 

In this episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Marlene Taube-Schiff about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) in children and youth.

In this episode, Janet speaks with Dr. Barbara Perry about the rise of hate crimes and online hate communities, particularly how they impact children and youth. 

In this episode, Janet speaks with Paula ​Rosen about the challenges some children face with speech and language development and how early intervention can make a lasting impact.

In this episode, Janet and Dr. Jonathan Singer discuss what can contribute to teen suicide, looking at risk and prevention factors, the myth surrounding the idea that talking about suicide contributes to the ideology and the issue of contagion.

In this episode, Janet Morrison talks with Cassandra Moore about what Tourette’s and Tic Disorders look like in children and the stress these symptoms can have on a child's life.

In this episode, Janet Morrison speaks with Cathy Maser (she/her) about gender dysphoria and ways to support trans children and youth.

In this episode, Janet Morrison talks with Dr. Katreena Scott about the severe consequences for children growing up in violent households including developmental trauma disorder.

In this episode, Janet Morrison talks with Dr. Ramona Alaggia about intimate partner violence and its impact on the mental health of women and children.

In this episode, Janet Morrison speaks with Dr. Elaine Levy about how access to quality child care impacts the mental health and well-being of children and families.

This month, Janet Morrison talks with Dr. Vladimir Barayev about the relationship between physical and mental health and the six pillars of health he uses when working with families.

In this month’s episode, Janet Morrison talks to Colleen Mousseau, a Registered Psychotherapist and Clinical Director at AWC Grief Support about traumatic grief and what markers to look out for in a child who is suffering from it.

In this month’s episode, Janet Morrison talks to Andrea Warnick, an educator, registered psychotherapist, nurse, and thanatologist about supporting children in navigating grief and loss.

In episode 42, Janet Morrison talks with Dr. Maiysha Clairborne, an Atlanta-based physician, trainer, and consultant.

In episode 41, Janet interviews Dr. Giovanni Foti, a seasoned clinical and forensic psychologist to discuss conduct disorder in children and teens.

In episode 40, Janet delves into the effect of social media on the mental well-being of young people with returning guest, Dr. Daniel Zdzieborski.

In episode 39, Janet Morrison is joined by Dr. Jessica Gomez, a licensed psychologist and executive director of Momentous Institute, to discuss the importance of teaching social emotional intelligence to children and youth and the benefits of building those skills early on.

In episode 38, Janet is joined by child and adolescent psychiatrist, Dr. Debra Stein to discuss her specialism, supporting newcomer children, youth, and families, addressing resettlement and acculturation concerns.

In episode 37, Janet welcomes Eva Marszewski, a lawyer and the Founder of Peacebuilders International. During this episode, Janet and Eva explore the trauma associated with young people going through the court process.