Episode 1: The Interoception Curriculum in a Canadian School System with Anna Vander Haeghe

Learn everything there is to know about Interoception Curriculum in the Canadian School System! Join Anna Vander Haeghe as she takes you through the ins and outs of this important topic. Anna will discuss how these evidence-based practices can help improve academic success and well-being among students of all ages. Discover how interoception-based learning can have an impact on the development of your child or student. So don't miss out on this informative and engaging conversation - tune in to learn more about the Interoception Curriculum in Schools. Take a step closer to making a positive difference in your school community - watch now to learn more!
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It is so important to validate children’s expressions of interoceptive feelings, such as tummy aches or any chronic pain. Often adults, including doctors and educators, dismiss children’s expressions of pain and discomfort as anxiety or avoidance. This can lead to an individual dismissing their own feelings and developing a sense of distrust in their own ability to judge how they feel, in my experience as an educator and mom to an adult who suffered from painful chronic conditions.

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Thank you Anna! I am teaching it in a school on Vancouver Island. I would love to talk to you about your work!