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Dr. Charlene Doak-Gebauer
Global and Keynote Speaker
Online Child Protection Expert
Global and Keynote Speaker
Charlene has been featured on several
radio/television shows,
podcasts, and newscasts.
Charlene with Member of Provincial Parliament for Ontario, Lucille Collard - June 6, 2024. Charlene was featured in a press conference where her Theory of Digital Supervision was announced as being included in Bill 133, advising that Digital Supervision be applied for online child protection. The bill was passed unanimously and has been sent to committee for review for implementation. A great honour. Ontario is the largest province in Canada.
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.