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Dr.(h.c.) Charlene Doak-Gebauer
Global and Keynote Speaker
Online Child Protection Expert


Charlene with MPP for Ontario, Canada, Ms. Lucille Collard - June 6, 2024. This is a picture of the press conference where it was announced that Bill 133 including Digital Supervision (©Doak-Gebauer) would be presented. The bill was passed unanimously at the readings; however, an election was called by the Ontario government which caused the bill to be off discussion until the new parliament resumes. A great honour.

Personal stressors can spill over into the work environment.
Be aware of the personal spill-over effect inhibiting business production and success.
Charlene has developed her Theory of Digital Supervision which can be adapted to different professional venues. The most popular topic and approach:
SAIL ABOVE THE SPILL-OVER EFFECT INHIBITING SUCCESS
Is there stress in the life of employees? Of course!! It can be an unconscious reason why they are not achieving goals.
A common personal spill-over effect that interferes with business achievement is worry about children, as parent, grandparent, or adult ally. This spill-over from home is becoming a greater issue with the digital age expanding and children left alone on digital devices.
Charlene has heard many times when speaking: "How can I keep children safe digitally and still work?" "My child is addicted to porn and I don't know what to do." "My/our kid(s) know more than I/we do."
This is a GLOBAL issue. The digital safety of children encompasses an enormous challenge which is growing exponentially. Interviews in several countries have defined this issue.
Corporate, Business, and Education professionals
Corporate/Business professionals: learn about the stressors of children/youth as they use digital devices; and, learn how to manage digital devices within their homes to lessen their spill-over effect while working.
Educators: learn more about your liabilities and how to improve management of students on digital devices within an education setting; and the social/digital challenges students face daily. As a qualified educator and former Network Administrator in a secondary school, Charlene gives insight as to protections that must be in place for educators; and the digital and emotional safety of students.