Emotional Dysregulation for Kids | Long Term Effects & Practical Solutions

In this video, I talk about emotional dysregulation for kids and how it can lead to bigger challenges like anxiety, school struggles, and family stress if left unchecked. I explain why calming the nervous system is so important and share simple, practical ways to help kids and adults manage emotions without relying on medication. My goal is to give you hope and easy steps you can take to support your kids and create a happier, more balanced family life.

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🟣 ABOUT DR. ROSEANN CAPANNA-HODGE:
I’m Dr. Roseann, Founder of The Global Institute of Children’s Mental Health and host of the “It’s Gonna Be OK!” podcast. For over 30 years, I’ve helped thousands of families address emotional dysregulation and dysregulated behaviors in children through my BrainBehaviorReset® program. As a psychologist, author, and mom of two neurodivergent boys, I know firsthand the struggles you face as a parent. The journey to helping your child regulate their emotions begins with understanding and connection. My mission is to provide science-backed, brain-based tools that foster lasting calm, emotional resilience, and happy families. Subscribe to this channel for new solutions every week on managing your child’s focus, anxiety and dysregulated behaviors naturally.
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