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JJAB BUZZ
by Los Alamos JJAB
A small but mighty nonprofit in Northern New Mexico, the Los Alamos JJAB strives to help youth -and their families- in our community feel connected, valued, and recognized. JJAB assists by providing individualized case management, parenting workshops and youth activities. The JJAB Buzz is your go-to for staying up to date on all of JJAB's programs, meeting members of the Los Alamos community, and hearing about the most helpful resources and happening events first. Views expressed by podcast guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of JJAB and its employees.
Episodes
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Brain Injuries with Kellen and Quinn
Kellen and Quinn take us through a recent experience that taught them a lot about brain injuries and how they've grown from it.
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Taking Accountability for Your Actions with Logan
Special guest Logan talks about why it's important to take accountability for your actions.
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Happy Independence Day, Los Alamos
Luke shares information about local resource Self Help, Inc., gives an update on 4th of July celebrations in town, and shares a mental health tip.
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10 Things Every Young Driver Should Know with Xzavier Pacheco
Los Alamos youth Xzavier Pacheco shares his tips for new drivers. Luke talks about the NotOK app.
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JJAB Has Pride!
Happy Pride Month! In honor of Pride, Luke provides some local resources for members of the LGBT community. This week's mental health tip: Alternate Nostril Breathing.
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Summer Camp
Luke shares options for youth camp this summer, and shares Mental Health America's top ten tips to boost mental health.
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One Circle in Nature
Luke gives us details on the upcoming One Circle group at PEEC and poses a question about mental health.
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Discussing Anti-Racism with Teen Advocate Mikalh Adams
Today we're talking with Los Alamos native Mikalh Adams about connecting to his Tribe, how his Native heritage affects his activism, and the importance of not "sitting idly by."
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Meet William High Eagle Sandoval
William High Eagle Sandoval is an experienced Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist, Colorado Addictions Counselor CACIII, Youth Resource Specialist, behavioral health program manager, nationally known speaker, trainer, consultant, Certified Life Coach and Internet entrepreneur. William has been...
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Meet Luke Eigelbach Resource Assistant
Luke Eigelbach is a Kentucky native who spent a year living in Portland, Oregon, before moving to Los Alamos last September. Luke has been lucky to have a varied career that has moved between working in the arts as an actor, writer, costumer, and improvisor, and in social work as a Community...
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Community Conversations
Information on THC products
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JJAB Fall 2020 Preview
JJAB Fall 2020 Preview * We will be resuming the know your resource speciliast segmant with all new interviews. *New segments Know your school couneslor with interviews with middle school and high school counselors. * New community conversations will continue chatting with high school students...
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Part 4 conversation with William High Eagle Sandoval and a Los Alamos High School Student
Why I want to implement this in my life Always do your Best I can’t lie, this agreement was by far the hardest to conceptualize. I had so many intriguing thoughts and felt engagement to all the other agreements, but with this one my mind felt blank. I don’t want to make assumptions, but I can…
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The Four Agreements Part 3
Don’t make Assumptions We all know what they say about making assumptions...if you don’t I’m sure you still can agree that assuming things without knowing the whole truth is silly. Making assumptions is an easy thing to do because most of the time we don’t realize we're making them. Personally…
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The Four Agreements Part 1 and 2
Don Miguel Ruiz wrote a book called the Four Agreements entailing a few rules that enable a simpler, happier life. These Agreements include; be impeccable with your words, do not take anything personally, do not make assumptions, and always do your best. Now, we will be taking a closer look at…
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Santina Shije's Tip #2
Hi JJAB listeners, This is Santina Shije with parenting tip #2. Create a positive support system for each individual in the family. This can be done digitally or In-person This support system can include: Friends/Family Mentors Therapists Pen pals Community Leaders Any other positive influences...
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Meet Santina Shije
Santina is a tribal member of San Ildefonso Pueblo. She is a Mother/Guardian of 5 children, ages 5-14yrs old. Santina has been working with youth and their families for over 10 years. She started her career at the State of New Mexico Income Support Division as a Case Worker, assisting youth and...
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60 Second Mental Health Tips With Danielle Sutherland
Hello JJAB Listeners. My name is Danielle Sutherland, I am a Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor. May is Mental Health awareness month, and since we have been under stay at home orders since March, it is important for us to stay vigilant in keeping our minds and bodies health. If you have...
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Meet Tara Adams
Tara Adams has been working with children, families, and communities for over 20 years. She first worked as a family daycare provider and volunteer community organizer while raising her babies in rural northern California. During this time, she began studying child development and helped to...
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60 Second Parenting Tips With Santina Shije
Santina is a tribal member of San Ildefonso Pueblo. She is a Mother/Guardian of 5 children, ages 5-14yrs old. Santina has been working with youth and their families for over 10 years. She started her career at the State of New Mexico Income Support Division as a Case Worker, assisting youth and...
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Meet Danielle Sutherland
Meet Danielle Sutherland Danielle has been working with youth and their families for over 12 years. She started her career at Spring Ridge Academy, a Therapeutic Boarding School for Girls in Arizona. As a Community Life Director it was her responsibility to help the students and families adjust…
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Internet Safety Tips for High School Students with Christine Martinez
Internet Safety Tips for High School Students with Christine Martinez Good Morning JJAB Listeners, my name is Christine Martinez, Youth resource specialist with JJAB. I am here to give you tips in online safety. Being online- connected through some sort of device is how you are currently living...
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Teaching Your Kids About Internet Safety with Rachel-Mohr-Richards
Internet safety ages 8-10 By the time children are 8 to 10 years old, they may be more interested in what older siblings are doing, but they also may begin to develop a sense of their own identity. Virtual worlds, online games, and online videos may be favorite pastimes, but social networking...
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3 Internet safety tips for Middle school students with William High Eagle Sandoval
How do I protect my kid's privacy online? First, there are two kinds of online privacy. Personal privacy refers to your kid's online reputation, and consumer privacy (also known as customer privacy) refers to the data companies can collect about your kid during an online interaction or…
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JJAB April 2020 Announcements
JJAB April 2020 Announcements Christine: Food distributions ( LA CARES, Food Depot) Self Help Teen Court (including One circle information, and teen center update) Rachel: Online parenting supports (FSN and Circle of security ) JJAB Gift Card Domestic Violence supports including Crisis numbers…
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Meet Christine Martinez
Christine Martinez was born in El Paso Texas, raised in Mexico, lived in Canada, and settled in the USA. Graduated in 2016 from New Mexico State University with a Social Work degree. Her practice took her to work with a variety of agencies such as geriatric services, halfway house, and a domestic...
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Meet Rachel Mohr-Richards
Rachel Mohr-Richards moved to New Mexico in 2014 after relocating from Michigan, where she was born and raised. Rachel graduated from Central Michigan University with a double major in Child Development and Psychology in 2004 and has nine years of experience working with youth and their families,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A small but mighty nonprofit in Northern New Mexico, the Los Alamos JJAB strives to help youth -and their families- in our community feel connected, valued, and recognized. JJAB assists by providing individualized case management, parenting workshops and youth activities. The JJAB Buzz is your go-to for staying up to date on all of JJAB's programs, meeting members of the Los Alamos community, and hearing about the most helpful resources and happening events first. Views expressed by podcast guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of JJAB and its employees.
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A small but mighty nonprofit in Northern New Mexico, the Los Alamos JJAB strives to help youth -and their families- in our community feel connected, valued, and recognized. JJAB assists by providing individualized case management, parenting workshops and youth activities. The JJAB Buzz is your...
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