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A Parent’s Guide to Emotional Regulation Using the Hand Model of the Brain

In our latest blog, we explore the hand model of the brain, a valuable technique used in therapy at Camber Mental Health. Developed by Dr. Daniel Siegal, this model provides a tangible way to visualize how our brains function, especially during emotional dysregulation. Discover how this tool can help parents and guardians, and children navigate intense emotions more effectively.

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15 Empowering Books About Mental Health, Trauma and Diversity for Children, Teens and Adults

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Reading empowering books can help navigate challenges and prepare children by learning about topics of mental health, trauma and diversity.

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What’s the Connection Between Child Abuse and Depression?

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Depression and other mental health struggles are often linked to childhood trauma. Learn the warning signs of abuse to help a child in need.

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Your Kids Won’t Listen? Here’s Why and How to Change it

If your kids won’t listen to you, you aren’t alone. This is a common frustration felt among parents everywhere. But luckily, there is a solution.

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Sesame Street Releases Tools to Help Children Affected By Trauma

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The popular children’s show Sesame Street is hoping to provide coping strategies and resilience-building techniques to children who have experienced trauma in new videos and printable resources.

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