Words That Worry: The Link Between Parental Language and Child Anxiety
Discover the crucial impact of parental language on child anxiety. Explore practical strategies for using reasonable safety language, avoiding catastrophizing, and creating a supportive environment for children. Learn how mindful communication can foster resilience and emotional health in your child.
Protected: Flexible Minds, Happy Kids: Fostering Cognitive Flexibility in Children
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Empowering Young Minds: Developing Critical Thinking Skills in Children and Teens
Critical thinking isn’t just an academic skill; it’s a vital life skill. Read on to learn practical ways to cultivate critical thinking in children, enhancing their academic, emotional, and future success.
Can a Happy Home Alleviate the Teen Mental Health Crisis?
Understand the complexities of the teen mental health crisis and cyclical nature with parents. Learn why it’s essential for parents to be emotionally supportive and how doing so can benefit both teens and parents alike.
From Comfort to Courage: Building Resilience for a Smooth Back-to-School Transition
Transition from comfort to courage this summer and maximize your child’s resilience. Explore practical tips and strategies to help them step out of their comfort zone, embrace new experiences, and foster personal growth. Empower your child to make this summer a time of growth, discovery, and building resilience.
Raising Resilient Children: Help Your Child Manage Bullying
Stop Bullying in Its Tracks: Learn your critical role in ending bullying while strengthening your child’s confidence and resilience.
How can we teach kids about safety without making them scared?
Should we tell kids that the world is a dangerous place? We outline how to strike a balance between educating children about potential risks and fostering a positive and safe environment without creating unnecessary fear and anxiety. Discover how to build confidence and resilience in your child while teaching them safety rules and guidelines to help them navigate the world with independence and self-assurance.
Sensory Processing Differences in the Classroom
For neurodivergent children with sensory processing differences, a busy, noisy class can be overwhelming. Sensory overload makes learning and self-regulation difficult, which can lead to problematic behaviours and/or emotional meltdown.
7 Steps to Help Kids Set Goals
Setting goals builds resilience, boosts motivation, and strengthens executive functioning.
Is it OK for parents to fight in front of kids?
Conflict is a normal part of any family. However, when done constructively, parents fighting in front of their kids can be helpful.