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About: Dr. Myers is a Child Psychologist and has been licensed in California since 1980. He earned his doctorate from the University of Southern California. Dr. Myers has worked with children, teens, and parents treating anxiety, depression, ADHD, dyslexia, autism, and behavior problems. He is Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at UC Irvine School of Medicine. Dr. Myers has devoted much of his time to providing parent education as a public speaker, local radio talk show host, and guest expert on local and national radio and television shows. He is managing editor for Parenting Today provided on the internet by Child Development Institute. He is the author of Total Focus (2006) and the upcoming book, The Well-Balanced Family (March 2019). The book provides tools for reducing screen time while increasing healthy activities and family togetherness and improved parent-child relationships.
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About: Pamela Gossiaux is an award-winning journalist, writer and speaker. She has volunteered with many causes for teens and has a passion for human trafficking awareness and prevention. She has a degree in Creative Writing from the University of Michigan, and is the author of the bestselling novel Mrs. Chartwell and the Cat Burglar, the Russo Romantic Mystery Series, and the chick-lit novel Good Enough. Visit her website at PamelaGossiaux.com.
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About: Nationally known Suicide Prevention Speaker Frank King was a writer for The Tonight Show for 20 years, a Corporate Comedian, former talk radio talk show host, and was featured on CNN’s Business Unusual. Depression and suicide run his family. He’s thought about killing himself more times than he can count, fighting a lifetime battle with depression and chronic suicidality. He's turned his long dark journey of the soul into 3 TEDx Talks, and shares his lifesaving insights with corporation, association and college audiences. A comedian talking about mental illness and suicide? He believes that it's a comedian's job to speak painful truth to power, on behalf of the powerless. He speaks truth to the power of mental illness, on behalf of those often powerless in it's grip. He speaks to end the stigma, save lives. Where there is humor there is hope, and where there is laughter there is life.
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About: Randy Rolfe is a wife and mother who left the practice of law to focus on family and health and who has now helped many thousands of parents with parent-child communication, marriage issues, child nutrition, work-life balance, homeschooling, relationships with grown children, healthy weight loss, natural living, environmental health, grief and healing, energy medicine, paleo diet, addiction recovery, personality and body types, healthy aging, and happiness. She is author of three books on parenting, as well as five other self-help books. Her perspective is unique, having traveled in twenty-nine countries before the age of 20, and having years of experience as a lawyer, family counselor, theologian, nutritionist, and online entrepreneur, as well as being an international speaker and trainer and popular TV and radio guest.
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About: Retired Federal Bureau of Prisons staff Bruce Cameron is an Executive, Mental Health and Addiction expert, who offers insights to media outlets regarding all things criminal, escapes, suicides, sentencing and any aspect regarding federal cases. On the web, Cameron is known as the Federal Prison Authority. He is an Associate Member of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and Expert Member for the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. Bruce is a licensed counselor and Executive Coach, providing a counseling and coaching to large firms and C-Suite executives.
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About: Anderson described this new release and why it is so important: 'How to Beat a Bully' is a 'Home Alone' type comedy with an anti-bullying theme. So many stories of bullying are distressing, upsetting or sad, we wanted to create a story that is fun and entertaining, and in a positive way share the message to help stop bullying.
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