Choose Kindness with Lisa Bachman! Welcome to Episode 4 where you'll learn about Lisa Bachman's story. I am so happy to have interviewed her this week! Thank you for listening! In this episode, Lisa Bachman shares why she chooses kindness, her words of advice for adults, parents, and educators, as well as, provides incredible advice for targets of bullying.
To follow & connect with Lisa Bachman:
Email: lisa@canyouhearit.org
Website: https://www.holocaustedu.org/upstanders/
As someone who was personally impacted by bullying, I believe that we have to have an ongoing dialogue about it and also share stories of hope with those that need to hear them most. I am hoping to manifest never-ending kindness.
Remember to stay strong, always focus on the light, and choose kindness forever and always. I can't wait to hear from you!
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More about Lisa Bachman:
Lisa Bachman is a proud and loving wife, and mother of three. Never one to back down from a challenge, Lisa undertook one of her most difficult tests with tenacity. The life of her youngest son, Justin, was in the balance, both physically and emotionally. Facing extreme bullying and intolerance, he attempted suicide 3 times. Lisa and her family fought to bring him out of the darkness. After being diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome, a life-long condition, her son rose above his challenges and created a non-profit called Different Like You (DLY). Through their work with DLY, Lisa and her son have saved lives and provided vital and life-changing support. To this day, she will stop what she is doing to provide love and support to a family in need. Lisa founded a non-traditional marketing agency called All Points Connect. For 18 years, she grew the organization to be a nationwide million dollar organization. Lisa has spoken, both in and out of The United States, on topics ranging from Raising Children with Differences, Suicide Prevention, Tourette Syndrome, Volunteerism, and Non-Profit Organizations. She also writes articles and blogs related to these subjects, and her name is often given out to families and individuals needing assistance. Lisa cares deeply for her friends and family and is fiercely loyal. She practices what she preaches both personally and professionally and is known for the outstanding work that she does. In addition, Lisa is currently the Assistant Executive Director at the Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center of Florida.