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Tag: children and emotions’

Announcing My New Book! How to Crack Your Peanut

Earlier this year, I released Flooded: A Brain-Based Guide to Help Children Manage Emotions. The book was for parents, educators and caregivers and just after releasing it, the message I heard from readers was clear: we need a book like this for kids. I’d been sharing this information with kids in my office for many […]

Inward vs. Outward Processors: How Children Deal with Emotions

Children process difficult emotions in either one of two ways:  Inwardly or Outwardly. Inward Processors figure out life’s problems internally or rather on their own.  Instead of asking for input, advice or direction, Inward Processors  turn problems over and over in their minds until they come up with a solution.  *When inward processors are struggling […]