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Why Small Things Trigger Big Reactions

Why Small Things Trigger Big Reactions

by Susan Hopkins | Aug 11, 2026 | Apply Self-Reg, Learn Self-Reg, Self-Reg 101, Self-Reg Blog, Self-Reg for Parents, Self-Reg for the Early Years, Self-Reg in Schools, Self-Reg Media

Featured Image: Downloadable graphic by Kristin Wiens which is included in the book Soft Eyes: Daily Reflections on Stress, Energy, and Restoring Resilience: Sept – Dec 2026 by Susan Hopkins (Author), Kristin Wiens (Author, Illustrator). A child’s outsized...
How Do We Move Beyond Five Moore Minutes? A Self-Reg Look At UDL.

How Do We Move Beyond Five Moore Minutes? A Self-Reg Look At UDL.

by Aviva Dunsiger | Aug 6, 2026 | Apply Self-Reg, Learn Self-Reg, Self-Reg 101, Self-Reg Blog, Self-Reg Community, Self-Reg Media

This summer, I am co-facilitating a Book Club on the book, One Without The Other. As I shared in this Instagram post, my position for next year has me especially interested in UDL (Universal Design For Learning). As many know, I read far less professional reads than...
Soft Eyes: A Daily Self-Reg Journal for Stress and Resilience

Soft Eyes: A Daily Self-Reg Journal for Stress and Resilience

by The MEHRIT Centre | Aug 5, 2026 | Learn Self-Reg, Self-Reg 101, Self-Reg Blog, Self-Reg Media, Self-Reg Tools

Soft Eyes was created by Susan Hopkins and illustrated by Kristin Wiens, grounded in Stuart Shanker’s Self-Reg framework. It is a 122-day journal of daily reflections on stress, energy, and resilience, and it is the newest book from The MEHRIT Centre. You can...
Where Did Yesterday’s Child Go?

Where Did Yesterday’s Child Go?

by Science Bytes | Aug 4, 2026 | Learn Self-Reg, Self-Reg 101, Self-Reg Blog, Self-Reg Media, Self-Reg Science Bytes

A Self-Reg Science Byte Featured Image: Illustration by Kirsten Wiens, from Applied Self-Reg for Education Systems (Wiens & Hopkins, 2025), available through the Self-Reg Shop. Why children can seem like completely different people from one day to the next....
Screen-Time Meltdowns

Screen-Time Meltdowns

by Susan Hopkins | Jul 30, 2026 | Apply Self-Reg, Learn Self-Reg, Self-Reg Blog, Self-Reg Media

The WiFi gets shut off in the middle of a game. Within seconds, a child who seemed perfectly calm is yelling, throwing the controller, or slamming a door. The adult is left wondering what just happened. Two minutes ago, everything seemed fine. Now the whole evening...
What I Learned About Co-Regulation When the Wi-Fi Went Down

What I Learned About Co-Regulation When the Wi-Fi Went Down

by Self-Reg Community | Jul 28, 2026 | Learner Written, Self-Reg Blog, Self-Reg Media

Written by Jamie Barker, Operations & Executive Coordinator at The MEHRIT Centre. Jamie recently celebrated nine years with the organization and was reminded once again at SRSS 2026 of the power of co-regulation. One of my favourite moments from the 2026 Self-Reg...
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