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Helping Kids Develop Impulse Control
Impulsivity in kids isn’t bad behavior—it’s a sign their regulation system is still developing. This post helps parents and caregivers reframe impulsivity as a skill that’s built over time, not demanded in the moment. Learn what impulsive behavior really means, why co-regulation matters more than correction, and how therapy—and neurofeedback—can support lasting change.
Nurturing Healthy Financial Habits: A Guide for Parents and Children
Discover compassionate strategies for discussing money with children, fostering responsible habits, and embracing change. Together, let's empower you and your child for a financially stable, resilient future.
Nurture Your Child's Self Esteem: The Power of Personal Achievement
Self-esteem encompasses an individual's subjective evaluation of their worth or, simply put, how much they value, respect, and believe in themselves.
Childhood Anxiety: Recognizing the Signs and Supporting Your Child
Navigating any form of anxiety is challenging, especially when those struggling are our young children. Childhood anxiety often speaks a language unfamiliar to adults.
The Role of Emotional Literacy in Children's Well-Being
Emotional Literacy pertains to the ability to discern and articulate one's own emotions, and importantly, empathize with the feelings of others. These are integral aspects of emotional intelligence and constitute a significant part of the emotional and social learning of children.
Understanding Play Therapy
Play therapy, a therapeutic approach primarily used with children aged 3-12, employs the natural language of children – play – as a means to understand and communicate with them. If words are the tools adults use to express their emotions, toys can be seen as children's words, and play as their conversation.
Overprotection and Anxiety in Children: An Exploration of Parenting Styles
As we journey together through the labyrinthine world of parenting, we value your courage to seek insights into how certain parenting approaches can influence your child. Today, we navigate through a sensitive topic: the potential impact of overprotective parenting on a child's anxiety.