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HUGE NEWS! We are beyond THRILLED to share a major milestone: the Resilience Builder Program® – Universal has officially been […]
Some of the conversation about student resilience assumes it is something students either possess or lack. I have observed students […]
Dr. Shasha Lowe-Anderson I entered the teaching profession in my early twenties with a commitment to improving educational outcomes for students in […]
A guide for parents, caregivers, and school professionals Written by Dr. Antonia Repollet, Clinical Psychologist & Certified School Psychologist GI […]
By Mary Fallon Guy Halloween is a time for fun, costumes, and treats, but it can also bring big feelings […]
Parents today wrestle with a question our grandparents barely thought about: Is my child ready to do this alone? From […]
As parents, we want to protect our kids from anything that might cause them pain. We wish we could smooth […]
If you’ve ever tried to calm a frustrated or overwhelmed child, you know how tempting it is to jump straight […]
💬 We Were Made for Connection At Sunday’s Resilience Across Borders 3rd Annual free networking Mix and Mingle event, I […]
We often think of February as a dreary month, sandwiched between the long nights of winter and the not yet […]
Parenting a child with anxiety can be difficult, and it’s natural to want to ease your child’s discomfort in the moment. However, parental accommodations only strengthen your child's anxiety. Fortunately, there are practical steps you can take to support your child in facing their fears.
It may feel difficult to focus on improving your relationship when you’re already trapped in a negative cycle. An easy place to start is by setting up a daily routine of “special time." Even a daily 5 minutes of special time can not only promote a secure, warm relationship between you and your child, but also help improve your child’s self-esteem, social skills, and even language skills.