Emotional dysregulation
Emotional dysregulation describes difficulty adjusting the intensity and duration of emotional responses. It is a feature, not a single diagnosis.
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Building emotional vocabulary
Words for feelings give children another way to communicate what their bodies and behaviour are showing. A useful emotional vocabulary grows through ordinary conversation, stories and calm reflection.
Read more →Night terrors
Night terrors affects emotional wellbeing, sleep, behaviour or adjustment within a family. Difficulties are real, common and responsive to supportive care.
Read more →Panic symptoms in children
Panic symptoms in children affects emotional wellbeing, sleep, behaviour or adjustment within a family. Difficulties are real, common and responsive to supportive care.
Read more →Anxiety in children
Anxiety in children affects emotional wellbeing, sleep, behaviour or adjustment within a family. Difficulties are real, common and responsive to supportive care.
Read more →Bedwetting
Bedwetting affects emotional wellbeing, sleep, behaviour or adjustment within a family. Difficulties are real, common and responsive to supportive care.
Read more →Childhood phobias
Childhood phobias affects emotional wellbeing, sleep, behaviour or adjustment within a family. Difficulties are real, common and responsive to supportive care.
Read more →Grief in children
Grief in children affects emotional wellbeing, sleep, behaviour or adjustment within a family. Difficulties are real, common and responsive to supportive care.
Read more →Selective mutism
Selective mutism affects emotional wellbeing, sleep, behaviour or adjustment within a family. Difficulties are real, common and responsive to supportive care.
Read more →Separation anxiety
Separation anxiety affects emotional wellbeing, sleep, behaviour or adjustment within a family. Difficulties are real, common and responsive to supportive care.
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