Some children will adapt to different situations and tolerate everyday frustrations with relative ease, whereas others will have seemingly disproportionate emotional reactions. Even small changes in plans can trigger them to react excessively or simply if things don’t go the way they imagined. What determines if a child will sail through the day or stumbles at every obstacle? To understand the factors that lead to these different outcomes, we first need to understand how a child’s brain functions. Then we can help them regulate their emotions. This is a “must” workshop for all educators and parents of younger children who wish to raise happy and confident children. It will offer you the knowledge that you need to understand children’s reactions and the practical tools to help them manage their emotions. If you are ready to take things to a new level and find joy in your relationship with these precious little people, then this workshop is for you.

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Learning Objectives:

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• Learn about the three fundamental needs of every human being

• Understand how children's brain function

• Get familiar with stages of emotional dysregulation

• Learn about executive functioning skills

• Recognize signs of anxiety

• Learn about best practices, tools, and strategies to help children manage their emotions 

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Who should attend this workshop?

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• Parents

• Early childhood educators

• Teachers

• Any other professionals working with young children

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