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Major Behavior Struggles? Dr. Ross W. Greene Phd's Collaborative and Proactive Solutions has tips!
Major Behavior Struggles? Dr. Ross W. Greene Phd's Collaborative and Proactive Solutions has tips!
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New Routine for yourself and your child.
New Routine for yourself and your child.
Written by: Damon Korb, M.D., Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician and the author of Raising an Organized Child.
Written by: Damon Korb, M.D., Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician and the author of Raising an Organized Child.
This short article helps us as parents in these uncharted waters. It is a prime time to explore our own healthy coping tools and model for our children. I hope you find some peace.
This short article helps us as parents in these uncharted waters. It is a prime time to explore our own healthy coping tools and model for our children. I hope you find some peace.
A place to "get calm" -
A place to "get calm" -
Watch this video with your child(ren). https://youtu.be/RVA2N6tX2cg
Discuss how you and your child feel when you're upset. Make a list of noticings/clues that your bodies give you (ex. heart racing, fists clenched, etc) and compare/contrast your list with your child. Discuss how we all have different experiences and reactions and that's okay.
Create a calm spot area in your home where your child can go to "get calm." Find tools that help you calm down and place them in your calm spot area. An example of tools might be: a joke book, putty, a puzzle or word search, coloring sheet, essential oils, calm music, a glitter jar, etc.
How To Make A Glitter Jar:
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