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When it comes to Kids Mental Health, everyone's an Optimist! This past year has seen a dramatic increase in children’s mental health. Not only has the pandemic left families isolated without a community net to support their parenting, the gap to care has also widened; wait lists for help having increased and community program have closed or been put on hold. As we’ve been saying for the past si...

The "MI friends" program provides children with a comfort toy (named Poppy), while connecting families to an online video/ activity program, giving parents strategies, tools, resources, and suggestions on how to support their child as they learn to self-regulate. Poppy’s role is to help families develop strategies, start a conversation, and bridge the gap to care with tools to strengthen educat...

Developed in partnership with the Child and Youth Development Clinic, Faculty of Education at Western University. These videos explore ways families can navigate common daily challenges.

Developed in partnership with the Child and Youth Development Clinic, Faculty of Education at Western University. These videos explore ways families can navigate common daily challenges.

Developed in partnership with the Child and Youth Development Clinic, Faculty of Education at Western University. These videos explore ways families can navigate common daily challenges.

Developed in partnership with the Child and Youth Development Clinic, Faculty of Education at Western University. These videos explore ways families can navigate common daily challenges.

Developed in partnership with the Child and Youth Development Clinic, Faculty of Education at Western University. These videos explore ways families can navigate common daily challenges.

Developed in Parnership wih The Child and Youth Development Clinic, Faculty of Education at Western University. These videos depict common difficulties families face in a day and explore ways parents and children can work together to navigate some of these challenges.

Names and Pronouns are two ways people refer to each other. They are personal and they are important.

Wendel and his Dad have been practicing, but the big feelings come and Wendel doesn't think he can keep them small. He needs Dad to stay calm, give hime some space and validate his emotions. Sometimes, it doesn't work out how they planned. They can always try again tomorrow.

Wendel and his Dad have been practicing, but the big feelings come and Wendel doesn't think he can keep them small. He needs Dad to stay calm, give hime some space and validate his emotions.

Wendel and his Dad have been having a hard time in the morning getting ready for school and out the door on time. What if they chunk their morning down and plan out what they have to do? Taking a big situation and breaking it down into smaller steps might get them out the door on time.

Wendel doesn't like bedtime. He's suprised to learn that his Dad does look forward to bedtime either. Maybe they need a predictable plan to help them make bedtime run more smoothly.

Wendel is letting the angries take control of his body, throwing his toys and bugging his dad. Maybe some mindfulness will help Wendel make better choices.

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