476 results for '“I Just Don’t like the Sound of No'

ADHD and Social Skills (Post)

ADHD is a common neurodevelopmental condition that significantly impacts a child’s capacity to regulate their attention, and/or impulses, and/or activity level. According to the Centers for Disea

Magical Mindset at the Most Magical Time of the Year (Post)

For many families, the holidays are the most wonderful time of the year - a magical season filled with bright lights, fun music, and lots of sweet treats. As wonderful as the holiday season is, it can

Turn the Page on Anxiety: 5 Books That Help Kids Feel in Control (Post)

Anxiety is one of the most common emotional challenges children face, and it can show up in many ways—from avoidance and irritability to physical symptoms like stomachaches. Fortunately, books can be

8 Ways Kids Can Manage Their Time to Prioritize Self-Care (Post)

We've all had those evenings where there just doesn't seem to be enough time to do everything we'd like to get done. Many kids rush from school straight to extracurricular activities, and dinner becom

Is Your Child Struggling with Anxiety? (Post)

You’ve noticed your child is upset, but you aren’t sure why? Is schoolwork overwhelming them? Is there a conflict with a teacher? Are they having trouble with a buddy or in their friend group?

4 Tips for Supporting a Child with Depression (Post)

This article was originally shared on momaha.com.Depression affects kids in a variety of ways and can be situational or a constant in their life.There are a few things parents can do to help keep depr

Domestic Violence: Statistics, Red Flags, Effects on Children, and What to Do If You Suspect Abuse (Post)

In The Good, the Bad, and the Backstory, we learn about how Ryan’s mom dealt with an abusive relationship and how she finally was able to leave. Another character in the book, Andrew, has a volat

Supporting Elementary Students with Separation Anxiety at School (Post)

Today, more and more students seem to be experiencing separation anxiety. That’s not terribly surprising, however, given everything they’ve lived through in recent years. According to the Ch

Countdown to Winter Break: Helping Students Manage Behaviors (Post)

It’s the final stretch before winter break. Hallways and classrooms are buzzing with the anticipation and excitement of the holiday season – and break from school! Behind all of the energy, however, y

Self-Care Strategies That Stick: A Blueprint for School Counselors (Part 1) (Post)

Welcome to this three-part blog series on self-care. In Part 1, we’ll explore why self-care is essential for counselors. Part 2 will take a deeper look at what self-care truly means by dividing it int

Signs That Your Child is Being Cyber-Bullied and What to Do (Post)

Children and teenagers have been spending more time online during the COVID-19 pandemic to attend classes, connect with their peers, and entertain themselves. As a result, a lot of kids and teens are

Life: A Checklist or a Journey? (Post)

The feeling of accomplishment is something most people cherish. You did it! You got all the laundry put away! You organized your office! You worked out! You slept eight hours last night! You feel g