Sharon Hughes
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holds a Masters Degree in Counseling, is a psychotherapist, lecturer and consultant in the field of psychopathology, and is the Founder & Director of Bridgework, Inc., a comprehensive center for the treatment of victimization and emotional trauma disorders. She has provided counseling to women with chronic histories of abuse and to male perpetrators, and has worked in a wide range of treatment settings including domestic violence shelters to psychiatric hospitals. She is the author of "How to Spot a Dangerous Man Before You Get Involved" which is a companion to her first book, "Counseling Victims of Violence." Sandra's website: SafeRelationships.com |
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Katharine DeBrecht is an author of conservative children's books and a mother of three. Her first book Help! Mom! There Are Liberals Under My Bed!, hit #1 on the Barnes & Noble website in September 2005 and was profiled by the Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly, and other publications. A graduate of Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, DeBrecht served as co-captain of "Security Moms for Bush" for South Carolina, where she resides with her husband and children. Her latest book, titled Help! Mom! Hollywood's in My Hamper!, releases in stores nationwide on Tuesday, March 7th. DeBrecht recently launched a blog, which focuses on our culture's impact on today's kids. |
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is a pediatrician, researcher, and conference speaker. She received her medical degree from Johns Hopkins University, and her pediatric training from the University of Minnesota. She has provided testimony before Congress, as well as in-depth analysis of major federal education, health, and early childhood legislation for congressional staff. Dr. Effrem serves on several national boards including: ICSPP (International Center for the Study of Psychiatry and Psychology), Alliance for Human Research Protection, the National Physicians Center, and EdWatch. She has been interviewed by WorldNetDaily, NewsMax, and radio and television stations across the country. |
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. is Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Bioethics and Culture Network, and travels extensively speaking to groups on the issue of bioethics. The Center for Bioethics and Culture (CBC) is composed of Doctors, Nurses, Ethicists, Clergy, Educators, and other professionals coming together to educate and equip people of traditional Judeo-Christian faith in bioethics issues of the 21st Century, a century already christened "the Biotech Century," and holds periodic conferences bringing some of the best thinkers in the bioethics field together to educate and shape public policy. She maintains a blogsite: The Human Future |
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is Vice-President and political director of EdWatch, a non-profit organization which promotes education policies and legislation that support academic and knowledge-based education, the protection of parental rights over the education of their children, and curriculum and textbooks that teach America's founding principles. An education researcher and analyst of the federal Goals 2000, School-to-Work, Workforce Investment, and Baby Ed system, Julie lobbies at the state Capitol, edits and writes the national EdWatch e-mail newsletter. Julie and her husband, Allen, have ten children and live in Minnesota. EdWatch website.posted by Sharon Hughes @ 1:12 PM |
Welcome to WOMANTalk's blog. My name is Sharon Hughes, and I'm the Founder and President of The Center for Changing Worldviews and the host of Changing Worldviews TALK Radio. The more I interview experts on the crucial issues of our day, the more impressed I am with the passion and dedication of women, guests and listeners alike, who tirelessly take on the challenges of the 21st century. Whether single or married, mothers or not, working in or out of the home, women of all ages everywhere have something significant to say about their communities, country and the ever-changing face of today’s world.
While attending the National Religious Broadcasters Convention earlier this year, I was inspired by several workshops on women's shifting needs as they fulfill their varied and increasingly complex roles. Hoping to compel, involve, and highlight today's modern woman, I shared several ideas with my husband and Board members, and WOMANTalk is the result!
Therefore, I am happy to announce the launch of WOMANTalk, a new division of The Center for Changing Worldviews and new edition of Changing Worldviews TALK radio. Along with a great line-up of informed guests, I'll be joined every other Friday on the show by coast-to-coast commentators, Audrey Russo from New York and Debra Rae from Seattle, who will also serve as Contributing Editors of WOMANTalk's blogsite.
In addition to this new Friday edition of the show WOMANTalk's team of qualified writers will keep readers updated on the hottest issues of the day, delivering a variety of fresh and heartfelt points of view on our blogsite. Plus, because today's woman finds herself juggling so many responsibilities at the same time the world is rapidly changing we'll also provide helpful and encouraging suggestions for taking care of home, family, relationships and self—-body, soul, and spirit.
My friends and I look forward to engaging listeners and readers alike in relevant and real, rational and relational ways, and hope you will join us on a regular basis, both here on the blog and Fridays on the show. Please help us spread the word by telling your friends. This is just the beginning, we have much more to come.
So, here's to real issues, real talk and real women - WOMANTalk!
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