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Did you hear the news?? More families can now access our Curriculum, Coaching, and Community so they can work from the inside out to raise healthy, resilient kids! The latest science shows us that health & resilience lie at the intersection of mind, body, and environment. That means what's going on INSIDE a child's body is just as important to consider as what's going on around them. Our Roadmap merges nutrition tactics, parenting strategies & functional lab testing so parents can create the right environment around their kids and a robust environment inside them. That's how we raise resilient kids. Learn about our membership here and share this with a family who needs it => https://lnkd.in/ew2rFX7z We are in a new era of parenting that calls for an increased understanding of our children's true needs.... and we're rising to the challenge....

Children's brain develop in response to experiences, both positive and harmful. Positive childhood experiences (PCEs) help children grow into healthy, resilient adults even when they have been exposed to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). PCEs can look different for each child, family, and community, and everyone needs access to positive experiences. Learn more about PCEs: https://buff.ly/49crZU6

Scooby Snacks, lemon squeezing, and pillowcase drawings…..these are not what I typically envision when implementing EBPs. But then again, I tend to work with adult clients who are likely to run out of my office if I encourage them to wield dog treats while facing their fears. Working with children requires a different approach and benefits from unbridled creativity. Read the full blog, "Behind the Episode: Practical for Your Practice: Reclaiming Power with Scooby Snacks: Nightmare Rescripting Therapy for Youth" by Carin Lefkowitz. https://lnkd.in/eiQFqUVR

All development happens in a relational context. Join us for what we hope to be a great conversation elevating considerations important to how we work in #childrensmentalhealth and #childwelfare systems in alignment with the guiding principles of infant and early childhood mental health. #iecmh #pediatrics #earlychildhoodeducation #earlychildhood #resiliencebuilding

Looking forward to this webinar! In the world of #infantmentalhealth and #earlychildhood mental health, the impact of nurturing relationships are vital to a child’s development!

We know that many families may be feeling the exam stress at home. It's that time of year for SATS, GCSE's, and A-Level exams. Don't worry, we're here to help! Our West Suffolk Neurodevelopmental Support Service has compiled some top tips that could ease the pressure. Learn more about how you can support your children: https://bit.ly/3UT97Fe

Afterschool meltdowns are common in children. Here are some tips to help manage and prevent these meltdowns: 📍Healthy Snack: Have a healthy snack ready when your child gets home. 📍Quiet Time: Allow your child some downtime when they first get home. 📍Open Communication: Encourage your child to talk about their day. #drcandicemd #afterschool #kidshappyhealthy

Curious about creative evaluation? Here’s what the attendees of my latest course had to say: 💬 On this course, I enjoyed, “meeting and listening to the experiences of others and discovering the pantoum, a model for [feeding] back to participants.” 🎨 After this course, I'm now thinking, "Be more colourful and give the human story". 💫 From this course, I will take away, “confidence that I can translate my other practice into evaluation”. Find out more here: https://buff.ly/4aj4I3p

Are you moving and the kids are starting at a new school in a few weeks? We know it can be a bit daunting with a new home, new school, and new classmates. Here’s a few things you can do ease the process for the whole family ⤵️ ✅ Create a moving schedule, visit the new school, and keep important documents easily accessible. ✅ Include children in the moving process, set up their rooms first, and maintain daily routines. ✅ Inform new teachers about the move and any concerns, and ensure school supplies are packed separately and ready. ✅ Familiarise your children with the new route to school to reduce first-day stress. ✅ Focus on the positives of the move, maintain a stable environment, and provide emotional support. Before you know it, the new place will feel just like home!

Understanding child development is just one of the many protective factors that help families thrive. Sharing a great learning opportunity from ZERO TO THREE focused on the positive impact early relationships can have on #childdevelopment.