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By Stuart Shanker This article was published as part of Reframed: The Journal of Self-Reg Volume 2, Issue 1 (2018) Shanker, S. (2018). Editorial Reframe: The Journal of Self-Reg, 2(1), 4-5. In Culture and Value, Wittgenstein expressed an idea that...
by Stuart Shanker, DPhil and Travis Francis, HBASc This article was published as part of Reframed: The Journal of Self-Reg Volume 1, Issue 1 (2017) Shanker, S & Francis, T. (2017). Hide and seek: The challenge of understanding the full complexity of...
by Stuart Shanker DPhil and Casey Burgess MA This article was published as part of Reframed: The Journal of Self-Reg Volume 1, Issue 1 (2017) Shanker, S. & Burgess, C. (2017). Self-reg and reframing. Reframe: The Journal of Self-Reg, 1(1), 28-39. Abstract Shanker...
By Stuart Shanker, DPhil This article was published as part of Reframed: The Journal of Self-Reg Volume 1, Issue 1 (2017) Shanker,S. (2017). Sparking Reframed: A Letter from the Editor Stuart Shanker Reframe: The Journal of Self-Reg 1(1) ,4-7. A paradigm revolution,...
The Prosocial Domain: supporting self-regulation across the five domains Shanker Self-Reg® helps us consider self-regulation and stress across five interrelated domains: biological, emotion, cognitive, social and prosocial. In this blog we are going to...
By Stuart Shanker, DPhil and Elizabeth Shepherd MSc This article was published as part of Reframed: The Journal of Self-Reg Volume 1, Issue 1 (2017) Shanker, S. & Shepherd, E. (2017). Good stress gone bad: transition conditions in transforming stress...
The Social Domain: supporting self-regulation across the five domains Shanker Self-Reg® helps us consider self-regulation and stress across five interrelated domains: biological, emotion, cognitive, social and prosocial. In this blog we are going to explore the...
The Cognitive Domain: supporting self-regulation across the five domains Shanker Self-Reg® helps us consider self-regulation and stress across five interrelated domains: biological, emotion, cognitive, social and prosocial. In this blog we are going to explore...
The Five Domains of Self-Reg: Emotion Domain Shanker Self-Reg® helps us consider self-regulation and stress across five interrelated domains: biological, emotion, cognitive, social and prosocial. In this blog we are going to explore the Emotion Domain. This...
The Five Domains of Self-Reg: Biological Domain Shanker Self-Reg® helps us consider self-regulation and stress across five interrelated domains: biological, emotion, cognitive, social and prosocial. The first domain we are going to explore is the Biological...
The Shanker Self-Reg® Framework for self-regulation: the five domains The Self-Reg Framework Self-regulation refers to the way an individual deals with stress, in all its many forms, and then recovers from the energy expended. An individual (child or adult)...
Stuart and Susan discuss an important change in Self-Reg terminology For more than five years the Triune Brain has been a foundational concept in the scientific underpinnings of Self-Reg. That’s because this theory—or perhaps, more aptly, this metaphor—is so helpful...
The following is a letter to Self-Reggers around the world from Stuart Shanker. It is part of a series of letters he writes from time to time, about every day realities and dealing with the stresses these things can cause. We feel these letters help to connect us. To...
It’s that time of the year when the hook modellers have come out in full force. And oh my, have they ever gotten good at their craft. All of the psychological tricks are there: the appeal to scarcity; the suggestion of crowd behaviour; the advice of some supposed...
What is Self-Reg? Self-Reg is a way to understand and improve self-regulation by understanding and dealing with stress better. In Self-Reg we look at how we respond to stress and how those responses are related to our tension and energy levels. Self-Regulation...
I love the theme Susan and the team have chosen for this year’s Self-Reg Summer Symposium: “Calm, Kind and Capable, A Self-Reg Reset for Educators and Caregivers.” So much of our work is infant, child, and teen oriented that it is all too easy to overlook our own...
What is Self-Reg all about? Shanker Self-Reg® is a process for enhancing self- regulation by understanding and dealing with stress. In Self-Reg we consider both our responses to stress and our underlying state of energy and tension when we encounter a stress....
Self-Regulation in Preschoolers The early years are a time of extraordinary growth and development. Children’s capacity for self- regulation—how they manage energy expenditure in response to stressors and then recover from the effort—becomes wired during these...
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