Helping children

Check out my blog post with lots of resources and some creative interventions you can use with children and teens to address grief. Includes bibliotherapy and art therapy interventions, which can also be done on telehealth: https://www.wholechildcounseling.com/post/helping-children-teens-cope-with-grief-loss

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Picture books are wonderful tools for helping children build emotional intelligence. Learn how to use picture books to develop this important life skill!

It is important to make sure our children continue to develop in terms of learning. Here is an infographic that help develop your child’s curiosity, creativity, reasoning ability, independence, and critical thinking by asking open-ended questions you can ask to your child.

Doors slamming. Teeth gritted. Anger just rolls from such a tiny body and leaves you feeling helpless. These phrases to calm an angry child will...

I think I can. I think I can. I think I can. What if the Little Train had more genius to it than we ever imagined? What if the true belief that you CAN moves you closer--significantly closer--to that possibility? As a former educator and a mom who fancies herself a lifetime learner, I've been lo

Inside: Helping children with anxiety is not easy. But there are some phrases that can really ease their intense feelings and make them feel better. And they can truly make a difference! When my son

Brain break dance songs for kids are perfect to help children get moving and work through those wiggles. Think of them as recess for the brain!

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