Podcast appearances and mentions of sally loughridge

In this episode, British artist Sally Loughridge talks about how her horizons were broadened at art school in Oxford, how she expressed the movement of ballet dancers after viewing them in rehearsals, her career in costume design in TV, film and theatre, and her love of printmaking. Accompanying images on consideringart.com All images are ©Sally... Continue Reading →

A compassionate and validating story for families balancing the needs of all their children when a child is diagnosed with cancer. Acknowledging the many dimensions of a sibling’s experience when a brother or sister is diagnosed with cancer normalizes siblings’ feelings and encourages more open dialogue within families about an often overlooked aspect of pediatric cancer. Tools to help reassure the healthy siblings of their place and importance in the family, model strategies for parents juggling attention to all their children, and increase siblings' understaning of one another.

Inspirational Women - 11-08-15 - Dr Sally Loughridge by Warm1069

This is the tale of a young boy whose older sister gets cancer and, from his perspective, too much of their family's attention. Written and illustrated by Sally Loughridge, the book focuses on the emotional impact of his sister's illness and treatment on him. The author's unique background as a professional artist, cancer survivor, and retired clinical child psychologist enriches the story and the art. When a child has a critical illness, parents must cope with the diagnosis, the treatment course, and their own emotional responses, but as importantly, each child's understanding, reactions, and adjustment. Young siblings may feel abandoned amid intense parental attention to a sick brother or sister. They may envy the special treatment a sibling receives, even stays on a pediatric ward. They may believe that they caused the illness because they were mean to a sibling. They may be scared they too will become ill or even die. Emotions often vacillate quickly, from sadness to anger, envy to worry. In the face of such a crisis, emotional development may even be temporarily derailed. "Daniel and His Starry Night Blanket" can help children feel more comfortable speaking about their feelings, enable family discussion about difficult health matters, model strategies for parents, and increase siblings' understanding of one another.

Daniel and His Starry Night Blanket. A Story of Illness and Sibling Love SHOW GUEST: Sally Loughridge, PHd Daniel and His Starry Night Blanket, is a tale of a young child whose older sister has cancer. The book chronicles the boy's development and relationship with his sister as the family confronts this health challenge together. In the midst of such an unfamiliar situation, younger siblings of an ill child often feel left out, angry, sad, scared, guilty, and envious. Sally Loughridge's book is a resource for families with young children on such a journey through life-threatening pediatric illness.

Daniel and His Starry Night Blanket. A Story of Illness and Sibling Love SHOW GUEST: Sally Loughridge, PHd Daniel and His Starry Night Blanket, is a tale of a young child whose older sister has cancer. The book chronicles the boy's development and relationship with his sister as the family confronts this health challenge together. In the midst of such an unfamiliar situation, younger siblings of an ill child often feel left out, angry, sad, scared, guilty, and envious. Sally Loughridge's book is a resource for families with young children on such a journey through life-threatening pediatric illness.

Kathryn interviews cancer survivor Sally Loughridge PhD, author and illustrator of “Daniel and His Starry Night Blanket: A Story of Illness and Sibling Love”. When a child has a critical illness parents must cope with the diagnosis, the treatment and their own emotional responses. Young siblings may feel abandoned amid intense parental attention to a sick sibling. This is the story of a young boy as he is impacted by his sister's cancer journey. Dr. Loughridge is a child psychologist, cancer survivor and artist. Kathryn also interviews Carol Vallone Mitchell PhD, author of “Breaking Through B*TCH: How Women Can Shatter Stereotypes and Lead Fearlessly”. When a man strongly asserts his point of view, he is hailed as a strong, competent leader. When a woman exhibits the same qualities, she is labeled an overbearing bitch. Dr. Mitchell uses stories from executives at the highest corporate levels to show how women can rise to the top and be outstanding leaders.

Kathryn interviews cancer survivor Sally Loughridge PhD, author and illustrator of “Daniel and His Starry Night Blanket: A Story of Illness and Sibling Love”. When a child has a critical illness parents must cope with the diagnosis, the treatment and their own emotional responses. Young siblings may feel abandoned amid intense parental attention to a sick sibling. This is the story of a young boy as he is impacted by his sister's cancer journey. Dr. Loughridge is a child psychologist, cancer survivor and artist. Kathryn also interviews Carol Vallone Mitchell PhD, author of “Breaking Through B*TCH: How Women Can Shatter Stereotypes and Lead Fearlessly”. When a man strongly asserts his point of view, he is hailed as a strong, competent leader. When a woman exhibits the same qualities, she is labeled an overbearing bitch. Dr. Mitchell uses stories from executives at the highest corporate levels to show how women can rise to the top and be outstanding leaders.

This week on Mom Talk Radio, developmental psychologist, researcher, educator and author of Raising Can-Do Kids, Richard Rende, Ph.D., shares the importance of raising kids to have an entrepreneurial spirit. Spotlight on Moms features Ellen Cusack of DisneyGals.com. Sally Loughridge, Ph.D., author of Daniel and His Starry Night Blanket, shares how her newest book can help families in which children have life threatening illnesses. Jessica Lahey, author of The Gift of Failure, shares the value of self-reliance and resilience.Linda Septien, CEO of the Sepien Entertainment Group, shares the benefits of music for children.