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Child aggression, defiance, withdrawal and emotional outbursts can show up for many kids who have faced medical interventions and surgeries. Often, these symptoms are thought of as "bad behavior," and are punished, which serves to make the behavior flare. In this talk, Johanna Berglein shares why this happens and proven practical tools that help children process their hidden fears and grief so that they recover fully and thrive. Consider attending if: 👉Your child has undergone treatment and you have difficulties with their behavior now 👉Your child is actively scared of hospitals, doctors, dentists or medical instruments 👉Your child is facing surgery or treatment and you'd like tools to increase confidence, work through fears safely, and supportive ways to guide your child 👉You work with kids either in a medical setting or with kids who may have undergone treatment and would like strategies for guiding children 👉You had a difficult, assisted pregnancy that may have caused trauma to you, your unborn or newborn child - even if you were never told it could cause trauma or you have not been aware of it, and you do find your child's behavior challenging Johanna will share: How trauma can become stuck in the human body, why this can affect behavior, Tools you can use to confront those fears, manage tears, refusals or big emotional outbursts, build confidence, resilience and healing Use this link now to save your seat: https://www.handinhandparenting.org/event/supporting-children-emotionally-through-medical-treatment/

Tips For Parenting The Tweens Years: Stop Butting Heads And Keep Your Bond Strong.

Anca Deaconu Monday, July 19 2021

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