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About Dr. Rachel-Leah | Family Advocacy, Parenting, and Child Welfare Reform
About Dr. Rachel-Leah

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Advocacy and Mission

Dr. Rachel-Leah’s advocacy promotes successful families through strong parent-child relationships and healthy communication. Her philanthropy focuses on improving state systems and legislative processes surrounding child welfare, ensuring that children’s health, wellness, and safety are at the forefront of policy.

As a Doctorate of Performance Improvement and author, Dr. Rachel-Leah brings academic insight and lived experience to her mission. She is a passionate parent advocate working to protect parental freedoms and strengthen democratic principles across communities.

Experience and Impact

For nearly a decade, Dr. Rachel-Leah has been on the front lines defending families’ constitutional freedoms from harmful and unmandated state actions—specifically addressing concerns within the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. Her story includes moments of deep concern, loss, and triumph, leading to a successful return to family unity and continued advocacy for better case management and leadership accountability.

Parenting, Humanity, and Social Well-Being

Enjoy content for parents about parenting and being ACTUAL HUMAN BEINGS...

Social Determinants of Health

Inequities in the social determinants of parenting increase the negative effects on how we parent and how legislators perceive diverse cultural parenting styles. For some racial and ethnic groups, these inequities deepen the challenges of raising children within fair and supportive systems.

We must work together to reduce the negative effects that the concept of "parenting while a person of color" has on individuals and communities, including addressing inequities in the social determinants of health. Learn more about what we can do to move towards parenting equity at
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Impact of Stress

It’s natural to feel stress, anxiety, grief, and worry during challenging times. Feeling strong emotions or being stressed can have negative effects on your physical and mental health, as well as your parenting approach. Dr. Rachel-Leah encourages self-compassion and awareness as essential components of effective parenting and healthy relationships.

Education & Resources

To learn more about Dr. Rachel-Leah’s academic and consulting work, visit:

Cognitive Institute of Dallas — offering course materials and scholarship information.
Parenting Relationships and Self-Image — her family consulting firm and client scheduling portal.
Podcast and Media

Listen to Dr. Rachel-Leah’s podcast at WHFF.Radio where she discusses family systems, leadership, and the ongoing pursuit of ethical public service.

Resource Library

Explore publications and educational materials from Generation 30 Publishing:

Racial Bias
When Child Services Takes Your Children
What Child Welfare Broke in Your Children
Women in Leadership
Why Is Everyone So Angry?
Parenting and Technology
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