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Lesson Tag: emotions

Recorded Workshop

10.20.22 Baby’s Development Won’t Suffer When You Return to Work: CVS Welcome Baby

Lesson Details

Parents are invested in their children’s well-being and healthy development. You want what’s best for your child! Play is the universal highway to learning and love – in your home and with your child’s other care providers.

Course Lessons

Parents are invested in their children’s well-being and healthy development. You want what’s best for your child! Play is the universal highway to learning and love – in your home and with your child’s other care providers.

Recorded Workshop

5.19.22 CVS Welcome Baby, Welcome Back to Work: Finding and Adjusting to Childcare

Lesson Details

Being involved with the baby’s total care can be immensely rewarding as well as exhausting and relinquishing some of that care to others is often anxiety-provoking. In this class, we’ll discuss 

  • Baby’s attachments to parents and other care providers
  • Identify the type of childcare that fits your priorities
  • Develop strategies to adjust to childcare and work together with your caregiver to meet baby’s care and your needs for information and reassurance about baby’s day away.

Course Lessons

Being involved with the baby’s total care can be immensely rewarding as well as exhausting and relinquishing some of that care to others is often anxiety-provoking. In this class, we’ll discuss 

  • Baby’s attachments to parents and other care providers
  • Identify the type of childcare that fits your priorities
  • Develop strategies to adjust to childcare and work together with your caregiver to meet baby’s care and your needs for information and reassurance about baby’s day away.
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Strengthen the Home-School Connection: Academic and Personal Goals

Lesson Details

Teachers and administrators regularly communicate with all school community stakeholders. It can be a challenge to meet the communication needs of students, parents, and staff, all while planning, implementing and evaluating curriculum. 

Students are best served when everyone is working toward their academic and personal interests. You will gain practical skills in conducting productive conversations with parents and caregivers

Course Lessons

Teachers and administrators regularly communicate with all school community stakeholders. It can be a challenge to meet the communication needs of students, parents, and staff, all while planning, implementing and evaluating curriculum. 

Students are best served when everyone is working toward their academic and personal interests. You will gain practical skills in conducting productive conversations with parents and caregivers

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School Refusal: What’s Important to Know and What Can I Do?

Lesson Details

School refusal, also known as school avoidance, is a misunderstood and complex challenge. While school refusal is often viewed as misbehavior, in most cases students are simply too anxious to enter the school environment and, in the cases of some students, have trouble leaving their homes at all. Often, children with school refusal behaviors may complain of physical symptoms such as headaches or stomach aches before school, or repeatedly ask to visit the school nurse.

Course Lessons

School refusal, also known as school avoidance, is a misunderstood and complex challenge. While school refusal is often viewed as misbehavior, in most cases students are simply too anxious to enter the school environment and, in the cases of some students, have trouble leaving their homes at all. Often, children with school refusal behaviors may complain of physical symptoms such as headaches or stomach aches before school, or repeatedly ask to visit the school nurse.

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Children and Anxiety: How can I help?

Lesson Details

Sometimes children don’t outgrow fears that are typical in younger children like being apart from parents or extreme fears about specific things or situations like dogs or going to the doctor’s office. Sometimes fears or worries may interfere with home, school or play activities. Sometimes children may seem irritable and angry or experience physical symptoms like stomach aches, and still other kids turn their symptoms inward causing us to miss them. In any of these cases, your child may be experiencing anxiety and will benefit from focused support and sometimes professional services. As parents, we may sometimes be inclined to help in ways that actually make symptoms worse like allowing children to avoid certain situations or getting worried about our children’s worries.

Course Lessons

Sometimes children don’t outgrow fears that are typical in younger children like being apart from parents or extreme fears about specific things or situations like dogs or going to the doctor’s office. Sometimes fears or worries may interfere with home, school or play activities. Sometimes children may seem irritable and angry or experience physical symptoms like stomach aches, and still other kids turn their symptoms inward causing us to miss them. In any of these cases, your child may be experiencing anxiety and will benefit from focused support and sometimes professional services. As parents, we may sometimes be inclined to help in ways that actually make symptoms worse like allowing children to avoid certain situations or getting worried about our children’s worries.

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Teens and Depression: What Really Helps?

Lesson Details

Your child’s brain is in a process of intense physical, cognitive and social development. They are becoming more aware of themselves and forming identity. As their brain changes and struggles to adapt to their social environment, they may be vulnerable to depression. Risk factors for depression include depression in the family, psycho-social, and environmental stressors.

Course Lessons

Your child’s brain is in a process of intense physical, cognitive and social development. They are becoming more aware of themselves and forming identity. As their brain changes and struggles to adapt to their social environment, they may be vulnerable to depression. Risk factors for depression include depression in the family, psycho-social, and environmental stressors.

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Peer Pressure and Bullying: What Helps

Lesson Details

Bullying is a topic of concern in schools across the country. With convenient access to digital devices and social media, hurtful messages are easily spread. Adding to the distress, kids can post harmful messages with anonymity, ease and without a real-time reaction from the victim. In addition, children increasingly look to peers for direction including values, identity and codes of behavior.

Course Lessons

Bullying is a topic of concern in schools across the country. With convenient access to digital devices and social media, hurtful messages are easily spread. Adding to the distress, kids can post harmful messages with anonymity, ease and without a real-time reaction from the victim. In addition, children increasingly look to peers for direction including values, identity and codes of behavior.

10 Steps to Strengthen Your Parent-Child Relationship

Lesson Details

Strong, positive parent-child relationships are the foundation of good mental health. This class will help you focus on practical strategies to build those relationships whether you grew up in families with those kinds of connections or not. After this class you will be able to:

  • Recognize the connection between relationships and mental health
  • Define attachment and recognize its importance for your child’s development
  • Identify and apply 10 practical steps to build a strong positive relationship with your child

Course Lessons

Strong, positive parent-child relationships are the foundation of good mental health. This class will help you focus on practical strategies to build those relationships whether you grew up in families with those kinds of connections or not. After this class you will be able to:

  • Recognize the connection between relationships and mental health
  • Define attachment and recognize its importance for your child’s development
  • Identify and apply 10 practical steps to build a strong positive relationship with your child
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What is My Role in My Child’s Therapy?

Lesson Details

Parents play an important role in children’s psychotherapy. It is important that you share concerns with the therapist and with your child, participate in creating goals for treatment. Ideally child therapists work with parents to support their child’s healthy development and address symptoms in ways that help.

Course Lessons

Parents play an important role in children’s psychotherapy. It is important that you share concerns with the therapist and with your child, participate in creating goals for treatment. Ideally child therapists work with parents to support their child’s healthy development and address symptoms in ways that help.

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How Do I Know if My Child Needs Therapy and How Do I Choose a Therapist?

Lesson Details

Children develop in different ways. There are a wide range of behaviors that may be “normal” for your child. But you may be wondering if your child needs an assessment or added support from a professional.

Course Lessons

Children develop in different ways. There are a wide range of behaviors that may be “normal” for your child. But you may be wondering if your child needs an assessment or added support from a professional.

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