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A niche recommendation, to be sure, but this is a great read if you have kids (or others in your life…including yourself!) that have issues with behavior, social interactions, anxiety, etc. Lots of good research and tips within, and most valuable is the encouragement to reframe misbehavior as stress behavior and to shift the focus from self-“control” to self-regulation.
ImperfectCJ This looks like it has the kind of information/approach I've been seeking for my classroom. Is it very geared towards parenting, or do you think the information could be easily applied to a teacher/student situation? 1y
Bookwormjillk I read this a while ago but I still love to say “One two three I‘m as calm as I can be.” 1y
Christine @ImperfectCJ It‘s pretty parent-focused, but the approach is absolutely used in schools, and some of the examples reflect that! It‘s mostly about helping kids identify their stressors and the strategies that work best for them to self-regulate, and teachers can of course be super valuable collaborators in that. 1y
Christine @Bookwormjillk Love that! :) 1y