In today’s world, emotional regulation is often hailed as the epitome of personal development. The ability to maintain a steady emotional...

Back-to-school season has rolled around, and kids are stepping out of their parents’ protective arms and into the structured world of...

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A little girl loved to play the swings at the park. As soon as she got to the park, she headed straight to the swings. Even though...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to bring attention to the importance of mental health and the resources available to support...

What do you notice when a child throws a tantrum? They cry non-stop. They throw all the stuff around. Their body goes limp and sprawl on the ground. They scream at the top of their lungs. They refuse to say anything when asked "What's wrong?" They can't be distracted to do anything else. They don't listen to reasons or respond to treats. They don't want a hug, yet when you don't hug them, they get angrier. Our instinctive response when a child throws a temper tantrum is to sh

Empower Empathy™ is 3 years in the making with a team of psychologists, doctors, educators, counselors, and parents. We’ve exhausted the...