Identifying And Supporting Children With Anxiety
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KID FRIENDLY WAYS TO BEAT THE SUMMERTIME BLUES
August 2, 2014by admin
As summer is winding down, sometimes parents run out of ideas to keep the kids entertained. Below is a list of some ideas that are low cost that can be fun for the whole family. Depending upon the developmental level of your children they may need to be modified to fit your needs. Sometimes local...
Does your kiddo crawl into bed with you in the middle of the night, EVERY NIGHT? Does she have nightmares or night terrors? Is your child’s bed wetting, sleep walking or even snoring disrupting your family? Sleepless nights make it hard for kids and parents to function the next day. Check out this information from...
Even though death is a natural part of life, talking about it with kids can be unnerving for parents. We would like to keep our children immune from such troubling events, but in reality kids do experience grief and loss. Therefore it is essential that we help them to process through it. What you need...
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!
July 3, 2014by admin
The 4th of July brings good times and some stressful times to families. Fireworks and the noise and crowds that go along with them can be challenging for some children. I have included some links with useful information on how to enjoy the holiday along with your children. -Written by Marcie Smith, LCPC http://www.brainbalancecenters.com/blog/2012/06/special-needs-tips-for-avoiding-fourth-of-july-sensory-overload/ http://www.education.com/magazine/article/Special_Needs_July_4/
If you’ve got a kiddo who’s prone to anxiety or gets easily overwhelmed, try out this easy at-home strategy for calming. It’s a preplanned kit with coping skills galore. To make your very own Chill Out Box start by gathering your child’s favorite comfort items. Make sure your child gets to help choose things for...
TEACHING KIDS NOT TO OVERREACT
December 22, 2013by admin
I can’t find my red Lego! Ben called me a name! I want juice, not chocolate milk! Kids’ problems seem so trivial. And when we think about all the stress we have to deal with on a daily basis, it is easy to get frustrated if our kids start crying, yelling, or throwing a tantrum...
LEARNING TO COPE
September 16, 2013by admin
The best defense against life’s challenges is being prepared with a list of tried and true coping skills. But the truth is, so many of us are reluctant to take the time to unwind during stressful situations. This unhealthy habit of ignoring our need for relaxation and leisure is one that can easily be passed on...
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