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Gary Dumas recently spoke about the importance of emotional fitness for children as they prepare to return to school. With the transition from summer break back to the classroom, many kids may experience anxiety and stress. Dumas emphasizes the significance of teaching children effective anger management techniques and coping strategies to navigate these feelings.
He suggests that parents and educators can play a pivotal role in fostering a supportive environment. Simple practices such as encouraging open communication about emotions, teaching deep-breathing exercises, and promoting regular physical activity can greatly benefit children's mental health. Dumas also highlights the importance of establishing a routine, which can provide a sense of stability and security as children adjust to the school year.
By equipping kids with the tools to manage their emotions, families can help them build resilience and improve their overall well-being. This proactive approach can lead to a more positive school experience and better academic performance.
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