resources
Welcome Caregivers!
Meeting the diverse needs of all children is of utmost importance to me. Please see the resources below to help meet the unique needs of your child.
How School Counselors Can Support Your Child
Comprehensive School Counseling Programs focus on the social and emotional, academic, and college and career development needs of every student. The role of a school counselor, although oftentimes hard to understand, can be simplified as a support for all students, families, and staff. Learn more about the role of the school counselor here.
Building Emotional Well-Being
More information coming soon!
Seeking Additional Mental Health Support
More information coming soon!
Supporting Your Child Through the Section 504/IEP Process
More information coming soon!
Books I Love
- The Whole-Brain Child
- Siblings without Rivalry
- How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk
- The Leader in Me
- The Explosive Child
Creating a Calm Corner at Home
More information coming soon!
Using Sensory Supports at Home
More information coming soon!
Restorative Conversations at Home
More information coming soon!
Raising Anti-Racist Children
This Bitmoji Classroom and this document with antiracism resources is available to assist families.
At Home Social Emotional Learning Resources
This document was first created in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, many caregivers have reached out and said that it is a helpful resource beyond the shutdown of the pandemic.
Mindfulness and Yoga at Home
I think that yoga and mindfulness is beneficial for people of all ages (and there is plenty of research out there to support it!). Here are some of my favorite resources for yoga and mindfulness for children.