This short video explores one of the most talked-about areas of stress: the emotion domain. We often think of emotion-based stress in terms of big “negative” feelings—and while important, Self-Reg invites us to look a little deeper. Emotion stress doesn’t exist on its own; it’s closely connected to other domains, especially the biological, and these stresses can build on each other in powerful ways.
What makes this video especially meaningful is the reminder that emotion stress isn’t always a bad thing. There are positive emotion stresses, too—experiences that stretch us, help us grow, and support emotional development.
WEBINAR: Reframing Social-Emotional Learning
Study after study has shown that social and emotional competencies correlate strongly with children’s academic performance and their overall health, well-being, and ultimately, life outcomes. Yet actually helping children develop their social-emotional skills has proved to be a daunting challenge.
This webinar presents an exciting new understanding of the pivotal role that the Self-Reg Early Childhood Educator plays in children’s social-emotional development. Learn more & watch the webinar HERE.
