Adverse Childhood Experiences
Social and Emotional Health
Social and emotional health is developing the capacity to form secure relationships, experience and regulate emotions, and explore and learn.
DO
- All Ages
- Cook dinner or bake
- Go on a hike
- Lie on a blanket at night, and look at the stars
- Make a gratitude jar. Add something each day that you are thankful for
- Read a book together
- Talk each day about something you are thankful for
- Young Children
- Create a treasure hunt
- Fly kites
- Jump in the leaves
- Make a craft project
READ
- Adults
- Adults/Teens/Tweens
- Teens/Tweens
WATCH
- All Ages
- Adults
- 5, 4, 3, 2, 1: Countdown to make anxiety blast off
- A child's perspective of a traumatic experience
- Addictive Personality Traits
- Back to School: Know the Warning Signs of Bullying
- Exploring Emotions
- Families Find Hope
- First Impressions: Exposure to Violence and a Child's Developing Brain
- Sesame Street: Behind the Scenes of "Little Children, Big Challenges: Incarceration"
- Sesame Street: When Families Grieve: Exclusive Preview
- Adults/Teens/Tweens
- Teens/Tweens
- Young Children
- Breathe, Balance, and Bend: The 3 B's of Calm Bodies
- Helping Kids Grieve
- Managing Worry and Anxiety for Kids
- Sesame Street: Comfy-cozy nest
- Sesame Street: Little Children, Big Challenges - Divorce - "It's Not Your Fault"
- Sesame Street: Little Children, Big Challenges - Divorce - "What is Divorce?"
- Sesame Street: Little Children, Big Challenges: Incarceration - Animation: Visiting Dad in Prison
- Sing it out
- The Protect Yourself Rules Ages 5-8
- Traumatic experience