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The T.A.S.A.M. Program Forest Hill Public School presents: Tackling Anxiety and Stress through Arts and Mindfulness Calming Understanding Awareness Mindfulness Strategies Healing Forest Hill Public School presents: The T.A.S.A.M. Program Tackling Anxiety and Stress through Arts and Mindfulness Thursday, March 8th, from 6:00pm-8:00pm . Using our creative arts approach to education, Arts Express has developed The T.A.S.A.M. Program to provide children and their parents with lifelong strategies and techniques to cope with anxiety and stress, helping them effectively eliminate the stigma and discomfort of these issues for years to come. Parents can join us in the evening for a presentation by Child and Youth Counsellor and mental health advocate Jennifer Kay to discuss childhood anxiety, parental intervention and how to help your child create the tools needed for a lifetime of wellness. The topics that will be addressed by this program will include:   Identifying the seriousness of your child’s anxiety and stress levels Tools to use to help alleviate minor everyday anxieties and stress Kid-friendly approach to developing useful strategies Leading by example The importance of exercise Communicating with your anxious child without frustration Developing a safe structure within the home environment Knowing when to seek professional help