https://safekidsnow.com 

You can keep your kids safe in an unsafe world.

Work with neighbors to protect families and children.

Guest Stephanie Mann

Ex. Director, Safe Kids Now National Network, Crime and Violence Prevention Consultant, and author of 5 books on family, teen, neighborhood, community, and inner-city safety.

She helped launch the National Neighborhood Watch Program in the 1970’s.

 Major Awards

 
Award from Ta-Yao Chou – “Empowerment Parenting” translated into Chinese for kids at risk in Taiwan, 2023
Woman of Distinction, National Assembly, New York, NY, 2010
Inter-religious and International Peace Council, Crown of Peace Award, Washington, DC, 2004
Office of Attorney General, John K Van de Kamp, State of California, 1984
Citizen of the Year, Orinda, CA 1973,

 

Over 50 Interviews with Stephanie on safekidsnow.com/blog

Helen – A victim of child sex trafficking

Fred Jackson – Community Hero and activist

Armand King – Former Pimp and Sex trafficker

Rev. James – Organized his neighborhood after a murder

Butch Sosa – Drug addict, 40 years and rescued

Barbara Joy Hanson – Victim of child abuse and incest

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You can keep your kids safe in an unsafe world.
Work with neighbors to protect families and children.
Guest Stephanie Mann
Ex. Director, Safe Kids Now National Network, Crime and Violence Prevention Consultant, and author of 5 books on family, teen, neighborhood, community, and inner-city safety.
She helped launch the National Neighborhood Watch Program in the 1970&rsquo;s.
&nbsp;<a href="https://safekidsnow.com/founders-bio/"></a>Major Awards
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Award from Ta-Yao Chou &ndash; &ldquo;Empowerment Parenting&rdquo; translated into Chinese for kids at risk in Taiwan, 2023</li>
<li>Woman of Distinction, National Assembly, New York, NY, 2010</li>
<li>Inter-religious and International Peace Council, Crown of Peace Award, Washington, DC, 2004</li>
<li>Office of Attorney General, John K Van de Kamp, State of California, 1984</li>
<li>Citizen of the Year, Orinda, CA 1973,</li>
</ul>
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Over 50 Interviews with Stephanie on&nbsp;<a href="https://safekidsnow.com/blog" data-auth="NotApplicable" data-linkindex="9">safekidsnow.com/blog</a>
Helen &ndash; A victim of child sex trafficking
Fred Jackson &ndash; Community Hero and activist
Armand King &ndash; Former Pimp and Sex trafficker
Rev. James &ndash; Organized his neighborhood after a murder
Butch Sosa &ndash; Drug addict, 40 years and rescued
Barbara Joy Hanson &ndash; Victim of child abuse and incest

Around The County. Keeping you in the know everything San Diego. If you'd like to be on the show email programs@salemsandiego.com

Around The County. Keeping you in the know everything San Diego. If you'd like to be on the show email programs@salemsandiego.com

Around The County

AROUND THE COUNTY w/ Stephanie Mann Founder of Safe Kids Now Network

PURCHASE HER BOOK TWO SUITCASES AND A DREAM

Cecille Maria Ahrens, LCSW, CEAP, is a seasoned psychotherapist with over 20 years of clinical experience supporting individuals, couples, and organizations through issues such as trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, workplace stress, and relationship challenges. She is a Certified EMDR Therapist and Certified Employee Assistance Professional, recognized for her commitment to high‑quality, evidence‑based mental health care.

She is the owner and president of Transform Therapy where she provides psychotherapy, coaching, and organizational consulting. Beyond her clinical work, Cecille is the creator and host of the mental‑health podcast “Get Mental,” which aims to normalize conversations around emotional well‑being. As well as the Author of "Two Suitcases and a Dream"

<a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GFFHT64Z">PURCHASE HER BOOK TWO SUITCASES AND A DREAM</a>
Cecille Maria Ahrens, LCSW, CEAP, is a seasoned psychotherapist with over 20 years of clinical experience supporting individuals, couples, and organizations through issues such as trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression, workplace stress, and relationship challenges. She is a Certified EMDR Therapist and Certified Employee Assistance Professional, recognized for her commitment to high‑quality, evidence‑based mental health care.
She is the owner and president of Transform Therapy&nbsp;where she provides psychotherapy, coaching, and organizational consulting. Beyond her clinical work, Cecille is the creator and host of the mental‑health podcast &ldquo;Get Mental,&rdquo; which aims to normalize conversations around emotional well‑being. As well as the Author of "Two Suitcases and a Dream"

Around the County Politics and Health w Psychotherapist Cecille Ahrens 

https://www.smbball.org/

This organization is a 501c3 non-profit corporation; our coaches and staff do not get paid, and fees are used for the gym and tournament/league fees.

"We are a competitive basketball AAU club with a European and American approach to develop players in a positive environment. Our players who join our competitive and developmental youth teams get to play AAU tournaments and league games in San Marcos. We practice 2 times per week, and we play year-round for long-term development and a family culture approach. We keep our teams small with 8-9 players per team to allow our players to get maximized playing time."


Mission and Goals

Our mission as coaches is to give back to our community and the City of San Marcos by forming teams that play in our middle and local high schools.

Our goal is to develop starter players for our middle and high school basketball teams in San Marcos/Carlsbad/Vista/Encinitas/Escondido.

We are dedicated to helping our players reach and maximize their highest potential while developing a lifelong passion for the game of basketball.

 
Philosophy

At San Marcos Basketball, we believe that the value of youth sports goes beyond the court. We’re dedicated to promoting a culture of community and strive to offer young athletes the opportunity to build lasting relationships, develop essential social skills, and become part of a supportive community that they may not find elsewhere.

Being part of our team means playing together and adopting a non-selfish approach to the game. We’re all about the European style of basketball, characterized by disciplined defense and structured offenses that emphasize ball movement and team play.

In the spirit of our basketball style, our defense employs a man-to-man strategy, pairing every defensive player with an offensive counterpart to guard. We center our practices around adaptability in the game, where players learn to react and adapt to specific game situations, thereby becoming skilled team members.

<a href="https://www.smbball.org/">https://www.smbball.org/</a>
This organization is a 501c3 non-profit corporation; our coaches and staff do not get paid, and fees are used for the gym and tournament/league fees.
"We are a competitive basketball AAU club with a European and American approach to develop players in a positive environment. Our players who join our competitive and developmental youth teams get to play AAU tournaments and league games in San Marcos. We practice 2 times per week, and we play year-round for long-term development and a family culture approach. We keep our teams small with 8-9 players per team to allow our players to get maximized playing time."
 Mission and Goals
Our mission as coaches is to give back to our community and the City of San Marcos by forming teams that play in our middle and local high schools.
Our goal is to develop starter players for our middle and high school basketball teams in San Marcos/Carlsbad/Vista/Encinitas/Escondido.
We are dedicated to helping our players reach and maximize their highest potential while developing a lifelong passion for the game of basketball.
&nbsp; Philosophy
At&nbsp;San Marcos Basketball, we believe that the value of youth sports goes beyond the court. We&rsquo;re dedicated to promoting a&nbsp;culture of community&nbsp;and strive to offer young athletes the opportunity to build lasting relationships, develop essential social skills, and become part of a&nbsp;supportive community&nbsp;that they may not find elsewhere.
Being part of our team means&nbsp;playing together&nbsp;and adopting a&nbsp;non-selfish approach to the game. We&rsquo;re all about the&nbsp;European style of basketball, characterized by&nbsp;disciplined defense&nbsp;and&nbsp;structured offenses&nbsp;that emphasize&nbsp;ball movement&nbsp;and&nbsp;team play.
In the spirit of our basketball style, our&nbsp;defense&nbsp;employs a&nbsp;man-to-man strategy, pairing every defensive player with an offensive counterpart to guard. We center our practices around&nbsp;adaptability in the game, where players&nbsp;learn to react&nbsp;and&nbsp;adapt to specific game situations, thereby becoming skilled team members.

AROUND THE COUNTY  w Coach Mateo Founder and Owner of San Marcos Basketball Nonprofit 501c3 Thunder Teams

Vita Oyler, M.S., is a rehabilitation counselor, author, and chronic pain advocate who has thrived despite living with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) and other chronic conditions for over 35 years. She authored "Got Pain? Now What? Navigating Through a Journey of Pain

Do you suffer from a chronic painful condition? Are you confused about what to do? Do you want to take your life back in spite of pain? There are about 1.5 billion people worldwide living with chronic pain. Pain is not picky. There are no boundaries. Pain affects men, women, and children, and is not necessarily age-related. One can develop pain from accidents, illnesses, traumas, and other events. So how does one live with pain?

Vita Oyler has been living with a painful condition known as RSD for over thirty-five years. Besides the RSD, she has developed other painful conditions such as as fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, and other conditions.. She has learned to focus on goals, family, hobbies, laughter, animals, alternatives, and other strategies which have led her to living a happy and good quality of life. Vita wrote this book to help others that either suffer chronic pain or have family members or friends that do.

Vita intends readers to gain some understanding of how pain interacts with daily life and how to find ways to live with pain that actually work for her. She explains how she has lived her life to her fullest in spite of pain.

Vita Oyler, M.S., is a&nbsp;rehabilitation counselor, author, and chronic pain advocate&nbsp;who has thrived despite living with Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD) and other chronic conditions for over 35 years. She authored "<a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=Got+Pain%3F+Now+What%3F+Navigating+Through+a+Journey+of+Pain&amp;rlz=1C1GCEU_enUS1185US1185&amp;oq=vita+oyler&amp;gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqBggAEEUYOzIGCAAQRRg7MggIARBFGCcYOzINCAIQABiGAxiABBiKBTINCAMQABiGAxiABBiKBTINCAQQABiGAxiABBiKBTIHCAUQABjvBTIHCAYQABjvBTIHCAcQABjvBTIKCAgQABiABBiiBNIBCTMyMzhqMGoxNagCCLACAfEF-R-t-wef2KY&amp;sourceid=chrome&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;mstk=AUtExfChjnWVR5eaVWoe23El201fQnwfpbqrb0t9E_LzQjkaDpzb1l2hE3nWNd1JZnqHE-Tu9ga29_mRwVkVGCn98MNikWTpUUENIfhiG_vVi33SmQGFpp3PLRqmOoEjhbV9-TqPR494WMptrtw5VSfYTSXDcYT98OgmE7SBlWaCUbb2QzY&amp;csui=3&amp;ved=2ahUKEwiv9r3v_q6TAxUhJ0QIHWzmAKcQgK4QegQIARAE" data-ved="2ahUKEwiv9r3v_q6TAxUhJ0QIHWzmAKcQgK4QegQIARAE" data-hveid="CAEQBA" data-processed="true">Got Pain? Now What? Navigating Through a Journey of Pain</a>
Do you suffer from a chronic painful condition? Are you confused about what to do? Do you want to take your life back in spite of pain? There are about 1.5 billion people worldwide living with chronic pain. Pain is not picky. There are no boundaries. Pain affects men, women, and children, and is not necessarily age-related. One can develop pain from accidents, illnesses, traumas, and other events. So how does one live with pain?
Vita Oyler has been living with a painful condition known as RSD for over thirty-five years. Besides the RSD, she has developed other painful conditions such as as fibromyalgia, osteoporosis, and other conditions.. She has learned to focus on goals, family, hobbies, laughter, animals, alternatives, and other strategies which have led her to living a happy and good quality of life. Vita wrote this book to help others that either suffer chronic pain or have family members or friends that do.
Vita intends readers to gain some understanding of how pain interacts with daily life and how to find ways to live with pain that actually work for her. She explains how she has lived her life to her fullest in spite of pain.

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