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Starting the Year with Emotional Resilience

by Noriko Abenojar
Jan 12, 2025
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Happy New Year Everyone!

What is Emotional Resilience?

Emotional resilience is the ability to recognize, understand, and manage emotions, even when faced with life's challenges. Children who are emotionally resilient tend to handle stress better, form stronger relationships, and feel more confident in their abilities.

How Can You Foster Emotional Resilience?

  1. Validate Their Feelings

  2. Model Emotional Regulation

  3. Create a Safe Emotional Environment

  4. Focus on the Positive, Even in Challenging Times
    Today, we will focus on #4!

 


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