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Relational Health
Positive Childhood Experiences
Research now shows us that simple things can offset the impact of childhood adversity.
We all experience adversity.
These things can help us raise resilient children and promote wellness: Relational Health, Emotional Growth, Safe and Stable Environments & Social Engagement.
Nurturing Relationships
Take a minute to think about who the people are in your child's life who are always there for them. If you need help building this network, click on the links below.
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Need a Counselor?
Trouble connecting with your children?
Need help talking about feelings?
Need help talking about feelings?
Trouble connecting with your children?
Need help talking about feelings?
Start with making a family feelings chart to help foster relational health at home!
Trouble connecting with your children?
Trouble connecting with your children?
Trouble connecting with your children?
Try this exercise, inspired by Kaiya Shelton at Vision for Children.
Write a message to your child on a sticky note and leave it for them to see. Keep it simple. Something like "I love you" or "So lucky to be your mom." This supports relational health and helps to raise resilient children!
Need support?
Trouble staying connected with your teen?
Trouble connecting with your children?
Parenting is exhausting. Everyone needs support to raise resilient children. We are stronger together but together can be hard when we are struggling with relationships.
Trouble staying connected with your teen?
Trouble staying connected with your teen?
Trouble staying connected with your teen?
Try leaning in and listening. Remember, you don't have to be perfect. You just have to stay curious and connected. Relational health is crucial to raising resilient children and promoting wellness. You've got this!
Celebrate your family!
Trouble staying connected with your teen?
Trouble staying connected with your teen?
Celebrating your family can build relational health and promote wellness. Think about these questions. Sit down with your children and fill out the answers!
New Resilience University Course for Providers!
An intervention you can offer families and patients within the context of existing primary care structure to help them foster healthy coping skills and protective positive childhood experiences with meaningful responses to adversity.