Social Emotional: Interpersonal relationship abilities, social and emotional understanding and performance in social situations.
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Books can be powerful tools to help young children make sense of their feelings. One of the most important tasks of parenting young children is giving them the skills to identify and express their feelings. Here are some books to help children understand emotions:
Attention
Children know whether they are being seen or listened to, or if an adult is just “faking it.” Showing sincere interest in a child’s feelings, thoughts, activities, and spending time with them one-on-one, lets them know they are important and valued. When emotional needs are consistently...Read More...
Self-regulation requires a child to develop the ability to manage his emotions and control bodily functions as well as maintain focus and attention. Self-regulation is grouped with behavior, emotional and social development – all areas that affect a child’s ability to learn.
Teachers use intentional planning in their classrooms...Read More...
About Pathways: Pathways of Arizona serves children, families, and adults across Arizona. They are a community leader in behavioral health care, delivering high quality, accessible services through innovation and effective collaboration. Serving Arizona since 1997, a dedicated team specializes in bringing a full spectrum of behavioral
https://cubsadaptiverecreation.sportngin.com/
Athletes will learn the fundamental skills of each sport with a coach leading the practices and a physical therapist present to adapt the sport. They rely on volunteers and aim to have one-on-one support for each athlete. There are sports available for all...Read More...
Here are helpful articles for parents helping their child(ren) with anxiety they may feel when separating from their parent or caregiver:
http://www.pbs.org/parents/expert-tips-advice/2015/09/helping-preschoolers-cope-separation-anxiety/
https://www.helpguide.org/articles/anxiety/separation-anxiety-and-separation-anxiety-disorder.htm/
Here is a helpful resource I have found for parents of children with disabilities.
http://www.raisingspecialkids.org/
Services that are offered include:
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Assistance and support at all ages and stages of your child's development from birth to age 26.
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If you are concerned with your child’s development you can take a two-minute screening questionnaire. There are nice resources on this website about Autism as well.
The word disability can sometimes be confusing to a child. Literature helps children understand real-life situations in their own language. Here are some books you may find helpful when talking to your child:
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A Friend Like Simon by Kate...Read More...
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