My guest, Kathryn Fitzwilliam, is a marketing executive who runs her own marketing consulting practice in Toronto, Canada, where she lives with her husband and their two children. In 2011, after many challenging months, Kathryn's daughter was diagnosed with clinical depression. For the next three years, Kathryn worked to understand the illness, how to support recovery and how to parent differently.
In this episode you will learn:
Kathryn has graciously offered a checklist of "10 Things You Can Do if your Child is Depressed". Get her checklist here.
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Shanti Wellness Centre Inc.
Phone: 780-352-0945
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Zaheen Nanji is a Resilience Champion and trains people and organizations on how to build their resilience muscle so it becomes a first reflex in times of change and challenge.
You were very easy to deal with. Pleasant manner, tone of voice and easy to speak to. You kind of have the voice and demeanor that make people "want" to talk with you. Once people know your story, they want to talk to you more, perhaps to grab a bit of your strength and positive attitude in their own lives. I find you to have a caring way about you. Concerned for others and how you can help them be better at being them.
You were very easy to deal with. Pleasant manner, tone of voice and easy to speak to. You kind of have the voice and demeanor that make people "want" to talk with you. Once people know your story, they want to talk to you more, perhaps to grab a bit of your strength and positive attitude in their own lives. I find you to have a caring way about you. Concerned for others and how you can help them be better at being them.
Shanti Wellness Centre Inc.
Phone: 780-352-0945
Direct/Text/WhatsApp: 780-918-9225
Email: office@zaheennanji.com
Skype: zaheennanji
Facebook Messenger: https://m.me/zaheenresilience
Zaheen Nanji is a Resilience Champion and trains people and organizations on how to build their resilience muscle so it becomes a first reflex in times of change and challenge.