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Du soutien pour nous, parents,dans les moments difficiles avec nos enfants. Des outils de connexion pour les parents Tu souhaites comprendre les raisons cachées des comportements difficiles de ton enfant, sortir des rapports de force
Hand in Hand as a Trauma-Informed Caregiving Practice by Maya Coleman, PhD and Kristen Volk, MSW Professionals within the fields of mental health, education, and healthcare have begun to recognize the profound short- and long-term
In this Facebook Live Recording Certified Instructor Kristen Zozek Volk talks about shifting away from parenting focused on control to one focused on connect…
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Ce părinte nu și-a dorit să se poată clona într-o armată de experți în supraveghere, giugiuleală, îngrijirea copiilor, purtarea lor, ținut în brațe, schimbarea scutecelor și menaj? De câte ori nu spunem: “Sunt numai eu”?
Despite the growing recognition of the central role of toxic stress in childhood emotional and behavioral challenges, and mental and physical health across the lifespan, we are just beginning to develop trauma-informed responses.
They say “choose your battles wisely,” and getting teeth brushed in most houses is one many of us struggle with. But with up to 530 million children with poor dental health worldwide, according to the
An emotional project is a set of persistent feelings or behaviors that come up for your child again and again. When the same feeling or behavior is triggered many times in somewhat similar situations (like always hating to go to school or daycare, or always becoming aggressive if other children crowd too close), it indicates that there’s a big hurt under the surface. To heal that hurt, you’ll need to listen many times to the same big feelings—“You don’t care about me!” or “It’s not fair! It’s never fair!” As your child cries or rages and you listen with care, the two of you together will drain that big hurt, and change your child’s overall outlook on life and on his relationship with you.
Dear Hand in Hand, Since the new year, i’m trying to play more with my children. We’ve been playing lots of hide and seek and roughhousing, and it feels great most of the time, but sometimes