Web Based Resources

As time has passed and we've been at home, I've slowly compiled resources that can help with various social, emotional, or behavioral issues. I will update as I find more. If you click on the picture or the underlined words, it will take you to the source.

Kids Feeling Stressed? Try This Mental Health Checkup & Toolkit!Who would have ever guessed that words like coronavirus, COVID-19 or pandemic would become part of our daily vocabulary? When stressful times occur, like now, it’s just as important to make sure we are feeling good emotionally as it is physically,

Kids Feeling Stressed? Help Them Learn Self-Care Skills!We’re all feeling some big emotions right now, as the whole world battles the COVID-19 virus. Adults and children alike are feeling uncertain, anxious, lonely and scared. This is the time to practice self-care skills. Here are some tips to help your child develop self-care skills to recognize and manage their emotions: As parents and caregivers,

Coronavirus Parenting: Managing Anger and Frustration | Child Mind InstituteOverwhelmed by everything they've been asked to do during the coronavirus crisis, parents are finding themselves losing their temper at their kids. Tips for maintaining your cool under stress.

Anxiety and Coping with the Corona Virus

Teen Tip : Taking a walk device free as a coping strategy for teens (and probably all of us!)

NASP resource: This is from my national association on how to help kids cope during this time

This is a story about the Stay at Home order.

Working from home tips

Social Emotional Lessons

You can find lessons as an educator or family on this website

Here is a HUGE list of resources!

Single Parenting During the Coronavirus Crisis | Child Mind InstituteThere’s no magic bullet that will make living through this crisis easy. But we’ve put together advice from our experts to help single parents cope.

Perspective | Why it’s important to find moments of joy in a crisis — and teach kids to do the sameWe have lost the routines, activities and interactions that we have come to know as normal, but we have an opportunity to help children discover happiness in new experiences.

I hope this link opens for you! It opens for me, but some are have a "subscription" link pop up.

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