child mental health
As A Child This Was Not Your Responsibility
It’s not your fault and it’s not your responsibility either.
Can We Really Heal From Adverse Childhood Experiences?
Follow these eight elements of a comprehensive healing plan when trauma memories seems too challenging.
12 Ways to Empower Your Child Against Bullying
As parents, we want to make sure your children never experience any distress. But we’ve got to raise humans that have some tolerance for discomfort and distress. We can’t rescue them from that. We’ve got to teach them how to handle it and deal with it.
12 Ways To Protect Your Child From Stress
Respond to your children with love in their worst moments, their broken moments, their selfish moments, their lonely moments, their frustrating moments, their inconvenient moments, because it is in their most unlovable human moments that they most need to feel loved.
Five Things To Talk With Your Kids About Bullying
Learn to communicate with your child and let them know that they’re not alone. Here are five things to talk with your kids about bullying.
What is Relational Bullying And How To Deal
“Bullies are cruel and possibly irretrievable, but their anger and bullying behavior is often a displacement of their own lack of self-esteem and self-confidence. Mostly they are lost souls who do not know how to feel comfortable in the world. Their experience has been of failure, rejection, and lack of ability to function well.” – Cleary& Sullivan, 2004.
What Is Social Aggression: How To Spot And Stop It
Just as adult survivors may suffer from stress and trauma, children also have unique ways of coping. Social aggression might not seem like a very big deal on the surface, but if not tackled properly, it can have far-reaching consequences.
6 Signs Your Child Is Being Bullied And How You Can Help
Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one definition of your life, Define yourself.
49 Phrases To Calm An Anxious Child
In the heat of the moment, try these simple phrases to help your children identify, accept, and work through their anxious moments.