January
protecting your children online
Protecting your children online these days is important as they are exposed to a vortex of information through the world wide web.
December
early detection saves lives
diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime? The number is staggering. Early and accurate detection is vital and can save your life.
November
what are you waiting for?
There comes a time in every woman’s life when she sits back and says, “Yes indeedy do, I have arrived. I have everything sorted. My love life is yummy, my body is rocking, my career is white-hot and money is cascading into my lap without me even lifting a finger, the family’s just delicious and I am feeling on top of the world …” Right?
October
Skin Deep
Your skin is your largest organ so it makes sense to take care of it. Spring is the perfect time to take a closer look at our skincare regime.
July
Celebrating smiles
As I have said before, summer, autumn, winter, spring, whatever the season, it is always fashionable to have healthy, white teeth. There is no doubt about it, people associate white teeth with good health.
June
healthy hair diet
Food for healthy hair. Now there is a thought! Erin Watt tells us when it comes to healthy hair it’s not just about what you put on your tresses that counts. It’s what you put into your body too.
April
build loyalty, make money
Loyal customers make money for your business in numerous ways. They tend to buy more, more frequently, and they generate new customers for you with positive word-of-mouth.
March
What skincare are you using?
What skincare are you using? Read this to learn the key aspects of an excellent skin care program. These are rules that most international dermatologists and cosmetic doctors would follow when advising their patients.
February
planning to sell your business?
When it is time to sell your business, how sure are you that you will receive the value for what you create?
December
household finances
Who is your household minister of finance? Linda Ireland gives tips on how to monitor your household budget.
November
first home saver accounts
The longer you save, the bigger the deposit, the smaller the mortgage, the more houses you’ll own in the future and the quicker you’ll own your own home. Read more here about the first home saver accounts.
October
business: where is the work needed?
So many business owners fall into the trap of working (very hard, of course) in their business, but neglecting to allocate the same amount of energy to working on their business ...
September
replace hindsight with insight
Sandra from Genesys Wealth Advisors tells us how to replace hindsight with insight
August
pain in the neck?
It can affect your sleep, your marriage and your job. Nothing’s worse than feeling physically held back from life because your neck hurts and the pain just won’t go away.
May
Weight gain and pregnancy
Dr James Moir answers one of the most frequent questions about weight gain in pregnancy. Many women are concerned about what level of weight gain is healthy and whether they will be able to lose the weight once the baby is born.
April
when is a de facto not a de facto?
There have been quite a few interesting cases of late regarding what constitutes a de facto relationship.
February
delve into a detox
Interested in detoxing after the festive season build up of poor food choices? Read how with Yin Health naturopath Allison Williams
January
inspirational leadership
what type of leader are you?
December
banking advice
a checklist for your business
protecting your children online
Corrie Orpin

protecting your children online
with Corrie Orpin

Protecting your children online these days is important as they are exposed to a vortex of information through the world wide web. As a parent, you play an integral role in helping your children stay safe online. The internet offers an exciting world of experiences for children, such as games, interactive socialising and educational information.

However, using the internet also involves risks and challenges. Your children can potentially be exposed to content that is violent, prohibited or even illegal. They may also experience cyber bullying or be at risk from contact by strangers.

And your children may also unknowingly or deliberately share personal information without realising, making them subject to identity theft, or they may leave content that might not reflect well on them in the future.

By taking an active role in talking with your kids about the risks and answering their questions or concerns about something they find on the internet you can help them stay safer online.

Top Five Safety Tips:

1. Know what your children are doing online – make sure they know how to stay safe and encourage them to tell you if they come across anything suspicious or if anybody says or does something that makes them feel uncomfortable or threatened.

2. Get to know the technologies your children are using. This will help you understand the risks and enable you to talk to them about what they are doing online.

3. Place the computer in a family area of the home – the family or living room, rather than a bedroom.

4. Install an internet content filter. This can be used to restrict what content is viewed and downloaded or the times when they can use the internet.

5. Make sure your children know not to share personal information or photos. This includes their full name, mailing address, telephone number, the name of their school, or any information that could allow someone to work out who they are and where they live.

I am happy to answer any questions relating to online safety and can be contacted on the phone number below.

Secure Access

5443 7766

corrie@secureaccess.com.au