Self-regulation: How to help your child (and yourself) cope with stress – Barker Teresa, Schenker Stuart – Potpourri – 2021 – ISBN 978-985-15-4784-1
Self-regulation: How to help your child (and yourself) cope with stress
Self-regulation: How to help your child (and yourself) cope with stress
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There are no bad children. According to the world-renowned psychologist and scientist Stuart Schenker, even the most ugly, annoying or disturbing behavior has an explanation. This means that the situation can be corrected.
Schenker’s research has shown that in both children and adults, the ability to lead fulfilling, happy lives—to perform tasks, make friendships, learn, and even love—depends on the ability to self-regulate. This term has many interpretations, but in the original, psychological interpretation it means our ability to cope with stress. Numerous neurobiological studies of the brain have proved that self-regulation is a key factor in managing your psycho-emotional state in a stressful situation.
The book will show you from what angle you should consider the behavior of children, how to respond to their needs and teach yourself to control. It’s not about teaching a child to “behave well.” It is about how to radically change his mindset, improve concentration, attention, ability to make friends, experience empathy, and develop the highest values and qualities vital to the present and future well-being of your child.
Schenker’s research has shown that in both children and adults, the ability to lead fulfilling, happy lives—to perform tasks, make friendships, learn, and even love—depends on the ability to self-regulate. This term has many interpretations, but in the original, psychological interpretation it means our ability to cope with stress. Numerous neurobiological studies of the brain have proved that self-regulation is a key factor in managing your psycho-emotional state in a stressful situation.
The book will show you from what angle you should consider the behavior of children, how to respond to their needs and teach yourself to control. It’s not about teaching a child to “behave well.” It is about how to radically change his mindset, improve concentration, attention, ability to make friends, experience empathy, and develop the highest values and qualities vital to the present and future well-being of your child.
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