By Ellen Braaten, Contributor and Sara Rattigan, Communications Director
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Topics:
Behavioral Issues, Q+A
During challenging times, it’s normal for families to feel overwhelmed and anxious. But kids don’t always have the necessary skills to cope with those emotions, and this can sometimes lead to tantrums and meltdowns. What can parents do in these situations?
In our latest Ask Ellen Q&A, child psychologist Dr. Ellen Braaten took questions directly from parents, caregivers, and teachers. Tune in to learn how you can help your child regulate their emotions while managing your own.
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Episode produced by Joshua Eng
Music by Dr. Gene Beresin
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Ellen Braaten, Contributor
Ellen Braaten, Ph.D. is a contributor to The MGH Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds, and director of the Learning and Emotional Assessment Program (LEAP) at Massachusetts General Hos...
To learn more about Ellen, or to contact her directly, please see Our Team.
Sara Rattigan, Communications Director
Sara Rattigan, M.S. is the communications director for The Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds, and a public health communicator whose passion has always centered around innovative a...
To learn more about Sara, or to contact her directly, please see Our Team.