by The MEHRIT Centre | Jun 22, 2026 | Apply Self-Reg, Learn Self-Reg, Self-Reg 101, Self-Reg Blog, Self-Reg Community, Self-Reg for Parents, Self-Reg for the Early Years, Self-Reg Haven, Self-Reg in Schools, Self-Reg Media
There is something that happens in the first hour of the Self-Reg Summer Symposium that is hard to describe if you have not been there. You walk into a room, or you open your laptop if you are joining online, and you realize very quickly that the people around you...
by The MEHRIT Centre | Jun 5, 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 Haven, Self-Reg in Schools, Self-Reg Media
A lot of people come to Self-Reg having already heard the phrase “co-regulation.” They might even feel like they know what it means: helping a child calm down, using a quiet voice, getting down to their level. Those things are not wrong. But they are the...
by Self-Reg Community | Jun 4, 2026 | Apply Self-Reg, Learn Self-Reg, Learner Written, Self-Reg 101, Self-Reg Blog, Self-Reg for Parents, Self-Reg Media
Blog by Self-Reg Learning Facilitator’s Program Alumni Kaitie Westbrook Recognizing the Moment When Capacity Disappears There’s a moment I’ve come to recognize in my 7-year-old. It happens after he’s already started his homework, when he’s shown me he can do it. Then...
by Self-Reg Community | May 7, 2026 | Learn Self-Reg, Learner Written, Self-Reg 101, Self-Reg Community, Self-Reg for Parents, Self-Reg in Schools
Reflection by Reframing Stress Behaviour with Gray Brain Science learner, Natalie My oldest son is 12. He struggled a lot with sport induced asthma when he was little. At one point, around 8 years old he was on puffers many times a day. He’s a strong athlete,...
by Self-Reg Community | Mar 31, 2026 | Learn Self-Reg, Learner Written, Self-Reg 101, Self-Reg for Parents
Blog by Self-Reg Learning Facilitator Certificate Program Alumni, Stela Haralala Stress, like rain, can be unpredictable. Some days, it’s a light drizzle, barely noticeable. Other times, it pours relentlessly, soaking through everything. When it rains, we adjust. We...
