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How to Help Teens Set Digital Boundaries: Building Safe Online Environments
By Justin Ashley, author of Blaze Your Own Trail In an era where technology and social media are the teenage norm, a fresh approach to navigating these uncharted waters is essential—one that doesn’t involve confiscating devices or banning social media: … Continue reading
Understanding Worry in Children
by Deborah Serani, Psy.D., author of Sometimes When I’m Worried Worry is a type of anxiety. Children can get tangled in the circular thinking of worried thoughts at early ages. As adults, we can help little ones work through these … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, feelings, Free Spirit author, kids and emotions, kids and fear
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10 Ways You Can Support Grieving Children at School
By Korie Leigh, Ph.D., author of What Does Grief Feel Like? In your classroom, you have a grieving student. In fact, you probably have more than one. By 18, one in every 12 children will have experienced the death of … Continue reading
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4 Ideas for Practicing Mindfulness with Children
By Lynn Rummel, author of I Remember My Breath Think about the last time you smelled a flower. You probably looked at it first, held it to your nose, closed your eyes, and inhaled its sweet scent. For that split … Continue reading