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The new school year can be a stressful time for students, especially when it comes to dealing with bullying. But parents can help their children respond.  According to Registered Psychologist Dr. Ganz Ferrance, the first step is talking with them.

How You Are Responsible for Your Life Responses

Secrets of Success Podcast Show with Dr. Ken Keis

A must-listen for anyone suffering from burn-out! 

One of the most stressful times for both kids and parents can be the first week back at school. Here are a few tips that can make this time fun instead of frustrating.

How Does That Make You Feel?

Everybody wants things to work for them at home, at work, and especially when it comes to their health. But, if you’re like most people you’ve never been taught how to use one of you’re most powerful tools to make that happen. Here are 3 ways you can...

How Does That Make You Feel?

Everybody wants things to work for them at home, at work, and especially when it comes to their health. But, if you’re like most people you’ve never been taught how to use one of you’re most powerful tools to make that happen.

Harness your intuition to improve your decisions to dramatically gain success and remove hidden beliefs that are holding you back!

Join Dr. John Schinnerer in this episode of the The Evolved Caveman where he interviews Dr. Ganz Ferrance.

My kids are getting older, they’re 7 and 9 now, and I’ve been contemplating a summer camp where they actually stay there for a week – the sleepaway camp. I recall being around 8 years old when I attended my first overnight camp and I have really fond memories of it! It was very strange at first, and I was a little homesick too.

We decided to have an expert weigh in on some of the questions I had around knowing if your child is ready for sleepover camp. Alberta Mamas reached out to Dr. Ganz Ferrance, a registered psychologist in Alberta to discuss.

What are some signs you can watch for to show that your child is ready for some independence?

How Does That Make You Feel?

Recently the World Health Organization officially recognized BURNOUT as an official medical diagnosis linked to your employment (CEO, laborer, single parent, homemaker, entrepreneur). It’s symptoms include: physical and emotional exhaustion (like: chronic fatigue, frequent physical illness, insomnia, depression, anxiety, lock of focus and forgetfulness, etc.); cynicism and detachment (like: isolation, lack of enjoyment, pessimism, etc.); ineffectiveness and lack of accomplishment (like: irritability, poor performance, apathy and hopelessness, etc.).

Dr. Ganz Ferrance talks about How to Battle #Burnout!