Guardians of Hope: Empowering Child Advocacy
Claim This Podcastby Cynthia Ramsaran
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<p>How do I get through divorce, custody, or separation and still be a good parent? What can I do to help my child? How do I improve my mental health?</p><p>Whether you're a parent asking these questions, a nonprofit organization striving to support children and their caregivers, or a legal professional seeking to champion the rights of minors, this podcast is your go-to.</p>
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9/26/2023
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Recent Episodes
May 25, 2026
S3/Ep 18: How Stepparents Can Provide What Kids in Blended Families Need
Blended families are more common than ever, and yet stepparenting remains one of the most complex, most misunderstood, and least supported roles in modern family life. Most stepparents walk in with the best of intentions, ready to love and show up, only to find themselves feeling invisible, unwelcome, or like no matter what they do, it's wrong. The cultural stereotypes don't help. Neither does stepping into a home full of existing history, existing wounds, and existing relationships, with no roadmap for how to find your place in it. In this episode, Dr. Amy Todey [https://www.todeypsychology.com/], a psychologist specializing in coparenting, divorce, and child development, joins us for an honest and deeply practical conversation about what healthy stepparenting actually looks like. From understanding why well-meaning stepparents often disrupt rather than support, to navigating the boundaries between your role and the co-parenting relationship, to what children truly experience in blended families, Dr. Todey offers clarity, compassion, and a new way of thinking about what you're actually building, even on the days it doesn't feel like enough. Key Takeaways: * Support, don't disrupt — the most powerful thing a stepparent can do is strengthen a child's existing world rather than trying to replace or reshape it * Knowing your lane isn't giving up — understanding where your role ends and the co-parenting relationship begins is a strength, not a limitation * What you're building matters, even when it's invisible — the consistency, patience, and quiet presence of a stepparent leaves a lasting imprint on a child's life, even when it goes unacknowledged
May 2, 2026
S3/Ep 17: How to Talk to Your Teen and Understand What They're Really Telling You
If you've ever grounded your teen, confiscated their phone, or enforced stricter rules — only to watch things spiral — this episode is for you. Dr. Cam Caswell, [https://www.askdrcam.com/]adolescent psychologist and host of Parenting Teens with Dr. Cam, breaks down the teenage behaviors parents most misunderstand, the strategies that quietly backfire, and the small language shifts that can completely change your relationship with your teenager.
April 12, 2026
S3/Ep 16: From One Garage to a Nationwide Movement — Ending Child Bedlessness
Child bedlessness is a hidden crisis hiding in plain sight. Research shows that 2 to 3% of children in America don't have their own beds. That means it is likely that kids in your community are sleeping on cold floors because their families simply can't afford one. Luke Mickelson saw it, grabbed a hammer, and built one. Then another. Then he built a movement. Luke shares the story behind Sleep in Heavenly Peace [https://shpbeds.org/], what it takes to turn compassion into action, and how everyday people with no special skills are changing children's lives one bed at a time.
49 total episodes available
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- What is Guardians of Hope: Empowering Child Advocacy?
<p>How do I get through divorce, custody, or separation and still be a good parent? What can I do to help my child? How do I improve my mental health?</p><p>Whether you're a parent asking these questions, a nonprofit organization striving to support children and their caregivers, or a legal professional seeking to champion the rights of minors, this podcast is your go-to.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 7 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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