Christina Enright Child & Family Psychotherapist

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Christina Enright Child & Family Psychotherapist Building Resilience & Self-Esteem in Children and Adolescents Christina Enright Child & Family Psychotherapist

Good Levels Of Mental Health/Emotional Wellbeing Is Characterised By: Self-confidence, self-belief, self-efficacy An ability to learn new skills Good problem solving skills An ability to form and maintain good relationships with other people An awareness of and empathy for others An ability to feel, express and manage a range of positive and negative emotions (emotional self-regulation) An ability to regulate behaviour An ability to cope with and manage change and uncertainty.

Noticing and Responding- Soothing and Stimulating Face to face Mirroring Reflecting emotions Talking

Children Have their Own Feelings

Soothing When Distressed – Touch/ Closeness Facial Expressions Voice

Co-regulation- Establish Connection How do you help a distressed child or young person to co-regulate? Attuning to the child or teenager The adult sets the emotional tone: NOT the adult reflecting back the angry or distressed face of the child, but the child being able to reflect the calm and empathic face of the adult

Regulating Our Own Emotions

Helps the child learn to Regulate their own Feelings and Behaviours Emotion Coaching Style of Communication Helps the Child Do the Right thing Out of Choice Rather than Fear Helps the child learn to Regulate their own Feelings and Behaviours

Development of Sense of Self/Identity/ Self-esteem

Recognition of the Child’s Abilities Active Verbal- notice body language/ feelings I notice you are working hard on your picture I can telly by your voice/face you are annoyed/angry with me, it’s ok to be angry, I will give you some space or but its not okay to…. Notice Effort Billy you are waiting so patiently even though you want to go out now. I really admire the lovely manners you are showing Notice and acknowledge when the rules are followed Tyler, I notice that you have not used foul language all morning. Thank you for sticking to the rules’