Calmer kids, calmer adults
Kids have big feelings. They can feel sad, angry, scared, or frustrated. And they don't always know how to handle it.
But if they learn how to handle these big feelings now, they'll learn valuable skills to help them be calmer and more successful adults.
As developmental pediatricians and parents ourselves, we understand the struggle!
That's why we created this masterclass and toolkit for parents, to give you the tools you need to help your child learn:
- emotional regulation and handling big feelings
- resilience and coping with stress
- executive function skills, which your child needs to stay organized and accomplish tasks
Here's just some of what you'll get:
5 ways to develop emotional regulation through play
5 steps to emotional regulation
18 activities to develop executive function
Course Outline
Meet your course instructors
Victoria Nolasco, MD
Dr. Victoria Nolasco is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician in Manila, Philippines, and was previously a university lecturer in brain psychology. Her advocacies include helping parents teach their kids through play.
Jack Herrin, MD
Dr. Jack Herrin is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician in Manila, Philippines. He has extensive experience helping kids with issues such as emotional regulation, behavior, and sensory processing.
Janys Lim, MD
Dr. Janys Lim is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician in Ontario, Canada. She's worked with many patients and families through the exact techniques she'll be teaching in this masterclass.
Get all these tools to help your child build emotional regulation, and start having more calm and confidence.
- Work with your child's brain, not against it!
- Use your child's senses - why sensory processing matters in emotional regulation, and what to do about it
- Have a step-by-step plan for emotional regulation
- Build skills that will make everyday life easier, calmer and happier