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How To Snap Your Child Out of the Negative Self-Talk Habit + "Coping Skills for Kids" Q&A with Janine Halloran
Hey there,
What if someone screamed at your child "You're worthless. Can't you do anything right?"
Just the thought makes your blood boil, doesn't it?
Yet, our kids do this to themselves all the time!
And if we don't pay attention and nip it in the bud, it could turn into a nasty habit of running themselves down for every simple mistake they make, ultimately resulting in low self-esteem and low self-confidence.
What can we do though?
Here are some practical suggestions you can start using right away! Check it out.
"Coping Skills for Kids" Q&A Call with Janine Halloran
Worried about how your kids cope with anger, anxiety, frustration or other difficult situations?
Got questions about helping them develop better coping skills?
We are hosting a Q&A call about "Coping Skills for Kids" with Janine Halloran this Thursday (May 16th) at 1pm ET / 12pm CT / 10am PT. Come join us!
Janine is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has been working with children, adolescents and their families for over 15 years. She has authored two popular books with games and activities, and created several innovative products, to help kids cope with stress, anxiety and anger in healthy ways.
If you're worried that your kids don't have the necessary coping skills, or if they have maladaptive coping strategies and you want to help them break out of it, then this call is for you!
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Alright, that's it for today. Until next time, go be thebestparent, andthebestperson you can be!
Talk soon, Sumitha
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