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Follow on Google News | ![]() Radio Show will Discuss Dangers of Helicopter ParentingDr. Bob Humphries, Family Psychology Expert, is Featured Guest on Wriggling in the Middle Radio Show
This week the show will answer questions about what it means to be a helicopter parent, how to identify a helicopter parent, is it a good or bad thing to be a helicopter parent, and why someone may be a helicopter parent. Every Monday from 8-9 a.m. radio hosts Dr. Merle Griff and DeLores Pressley discuss the dilemmas and delights of being part of the ‘sandwich generation’ and responsible for the care of multiple generations. As a special highlight, each show features an expert to add lively discussion and perspective to the show’s topics. “Helicopter Parenting is one of those 21st century parenting issues that Wriggling in the Middle is all about,” said Dr. Humphries. “Who would have thought after decades of urging parents to become more involved with their children that there would be such a negative backlash?” Show co-host, Dr. Merle Griff, commented “We are excited to have Dr. Humphries as our guest. His extensive experience working directly with parents who may struggle with being a helicopter parent will greatly benefit our listeners and callers who have similar struggles.” Since 1985, Dr. Humphries practice has included work with children adolescents, families and adults. He holds a license as a Psychologist, and continues membership in the American Psychological Association, Ohio Psychological Association, as well as the American Counseling Association and the American Mental Health Counselor Association. Bob has served on a number of local community service boards and has consulted with a number of local agencies. More information about Dr. Bob Humphries can be found at www.walsh.edu/ Dr. Merle Griff is an expert on caring for both children and aging parents. She has been a delegate to the last two White Conferences on Aging and invited to present at international conferences such as the World Congress of Family and Child and the Annual Conference of the National Council on Aging. She has written extensively on intergenerational dynamics, including LinkAges, a book on intergenerational programs, as well as numerous articles including “Intergenerational Play Therapy: The Influence of Grandparents in Family Systems.” She is the founder and CEO of Sarah Adult Day Care Services (http://sarahcare.com), which provides health related care for the elderly in centers so they can remain with their families and socially connected. DeLores Pressley, motivational speaker and personal power expert, is one of the most respected and sought-after experts on success, motivation, confidence and personal power. She is an international keynote speaker, author, coach and the Founder of the Born Successful Institute and DeLores Pressley Worldwide. She helps individuals use personal power to live their ideal life, increase confidence and lead a life of significance. Her story has been touted in Glamour, Washington Post, Black Enterprise, Success, Essence, New York Daily News, Ebony and Marie Claire. She is a frequent media guest and has been interviewed on every major network: (ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX) including America’s top rated shows; OPRAH and Entertainment Tonight. Wriggling in the Middle can be heard live on WHBC 1480 AM or online at http://www.whbc.com/ # # # About Wriggling in the Middle: Hosted by Dr. Merle Griff and Deloress Pressley, this informative and interactive radio show, Wriggling in the Middle, talks about the dilemmas and sometimes the delights of being part of the ‘sandwich generation’ and responsible for the care of multiple generations. Whether it’s caring for both your children and elderly parents, or an aging spouse and your grandchildren, the show will discuss not only the challenges seen every day in keeping the family together, but also the lighter side of the hectic and humorous scenarios of trying to manage it all. End
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