By actively supporting and responding to a child’s emotional state in a caring relationship, you empower them to develop the ability to manage their emotions and behaviors independently by using co-regulation: the power of the responsive. This responsive interaction helps young children develop their self-regulation skills. It emphasizes the crucial role a supportive presence plays in fostering self-regulation. In this training, providers will learn how to support young children in developing skills to self-regulate through healthy relationships.

Trainer: Marquita Myles, 4-C Infant Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant

Audience: All Providers

2 Training Hours; Level of Learning: Introductory

Fee:

Non 4-C Members: $10

4-C Members: Free