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Parents Need To Talk About Race Early and Often

I am writing this in the wake of the death of George Floyd and the heartening reaction globally of people taking a stand against these tragic losses of Black lives. It is an eye-opening time

Coping Well During Covid

“Back yourself.” Those words were Patty Wipfler’s warm call to parents trying to cope during Covid-19.  Patty went Live on the Hand in Hand Parenting Facebook page to talk about coping well during the coronavirus

helping children after violence or disaster

Helping Children Exposed to Shocking Events

We all struggle to deal thoughtfully with natural disasters and senseless violence. A cascade of feelings is triggered in each of us when we are exposed to images of death and strife. It’s shocking to

Talking To Your Children About School Shootings

Talking To Your Children About School Shootings

A Guest Post by Nancy Kislin, LCSW It’s maybe no surprise that children are being traumatized by the fear of being shot to death in school. Monthly lockdown drills, active shooter drills and evacuation drills

Help kids cope with stress and build resilience

Helping Kids Face Stress and Build Resilience

Sometimes the things our children experience can feel really life or death for them, and their upset can trigger us. We might immediately move into fix the situation, to ease their stress and make things

Decoding Tantrums: Little People, Big Feelings

How do you feel when your child has a tantrum? Imagine we had a frank conversation with a group of small children. They could be from any culture. Any place. We’d ask them what they

How to Help Families Recover from Traumatic Separations – Replay

Children and families experience separations frequently. Whether for daily daycare drop-offs, divorce, adoption, foster care, a death in the family, immigration, detention, or other situations, these separations can be hard and even traumatic for everyone

Why Has My Little Boy Become Violent?

Dear Hand in Hand, Please help. My 4-year-old son has had a turbulent time at pre-school and has become very aggressive. I am seeing this as an issue around separation. We have increased Special Time,

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