by learncprj | Mar 17, 2025
Validate a child’s emotion while emphasizing their ability to withstand distress, which builds their confidence over time (and gives parents something to say without accommodating) Example: “I understand how hard this is for you, but I know you have the...
by learncprj | Mar 17, 2025
Consciously using your own positive self-talk (inner monologue) will help you stay calm during a wave of distress. Addressed Pitfalls Modeling Accommodating Helicoptering
by learncprj | Jun 3, 2024
Changing your thoughts about your child’s anxious behavior will change how you feel and your reaction to the anxious distress. Example: My child can’t take the stress ⟶ She is resilient, and this will make her stronger Video Here Addressed Pitfalls...
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