6 Tips for a Successful Return to In-Person School in 2021
Many families are understandably feeling anxious about the return to school in 2021. For parents and caregivers who are sending their children back to school in-person, the good news is that there’s actually a number of concrete things you can do to make sure the transition back to school is a successful one for you and your child. Dr. Rosalind Catchpole, Dr. Sarah Anderson, Psychologists at BC Children’s Hospital and Dr. Alex DiGiacomo, Post-Doctoral Fellow, BC Children’s Hospital and UBC, share some tips below for BC families.
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My child has outbursts of anger and aggression. What do I do?
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New social situations: Helping your children navigate BC’s restart plan
With summer officially upon us and B.C. easing its pandemic restrictions, many families are turning their attention to social gatherings. Luckily, experts say you already have the tools it takes to support your child’s social and emotional health.
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My child is refusing to go to school. What are some suggestions?
these are some words you want to keep it to around 180 characters in total. it's not that hard as you shouldn't be too wordy here.
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Putting your Child’s Feelings First
Social and emotional health is a crucial part of your child’s development, and parents and caregivers have everything it takes to make this happen.
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Where You Are | S2 E13 | May 7, 2021
Glad You Asked: Answers to your Questions about your Child’s Mental Health
This episode explores a range of topics including anxiety, stress, technology use, managing family relationships, and how to have conversations about tough topics with your child.
