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[SF Family Therapy @MessyParenting1]

#MoveItForward through messy parenting moments, when moments get tough, from a place of co-regulation and calm, you can parent your child and yourself through almost anything! @Highlights @SFfamilytherapy #parenting

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[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

Twenty things that make us feel good and the #1 might surprise you, but it will not if you are a new parent! https://t.co/4aogCAEhOL
#PositiveVibes
#WeekendVibes

[CASEL @caselorg]

Students' mental health is deeply connected to their academic and social-emotional learning (SEL). While teachers are working to make classrooms safe and supportive, they seek additional resources. Discover what teachers are saying here: https://t.co/0f6nmrjTQv #SEL #MentalHealth

[SF Family Therapy @MessyParenting1]

Wishing you and yours a very happy and safe holiday! #4thofJuly

[Dr Peta Stapleton @PetaStapleton]

Join us for the FREE 24 Hours of Tapping event on July 14th & 15th and benefit from the wisdom of 34 tapping experts! The recording is also included and all free. I will be speaking on how to use EFT Tapping to Improve Memory 🥰

https://t.co/yRZGiMJioo

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

“Overall, it mattered a lot more which school district you lived in than how much money your parents earned.”
A deep dive into learning loss in the pandemic: https://t.co/M7HokuI29C @nytimes @MessyParenting1 #Mondayvibes

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

Six easy ways to teach empathy, friendship and social responsibility to your children! https://t.co/MzUAbPaMQE @MessyParenting1 @caselorg #tuesdaymotivations

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month #MoreThanEnough
@MessyParenting1 @NAMICommunicate @NIMHgov #sundayvibes

[Association for Child & Adolescent Mental Health @acamh]

In this podcast, Dr. Nikhil Chaudhary (@UCamArchaeology) & Dr. Annie Swanepoel (@NELFT) discuss the different types of approaches to childcare that emerge from comparing hunter-gatherer childhoods to WEIRD childhoods.

Listen to learn more: https://t.co/fz1HwwYGt8
#MentalHealth

[CASEL @caselorg]

Yesterday's NAEP data further confirms a need for sustained investments in academic, social and emotional learning. Research confirms what parents/educators know: Social and emotional learning (#SEL) is consistently effective at improving academic outcomes https://t.co/0cCm3fyNjP

[SF Family Therapy @MessyParenting1]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month #MoreThanEnough
@SFfamilytherapy @NAMICommunicate @NIMHgov #MayThe4thBeWithYou

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month #MoreThanEnough
@MessyParenting1 @NIMHgov
#MayThe4thBeWithYou @NAMICommunicate

[SF Family Therapy @MessyParenting1]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month #MoreThanEnough
@SFfamilytherapy @NIMHgov @nytimes
#thursdaymorning

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month #MoreThanEnough
@MessyParenting1 @NIMHgov
#thursdaymorning

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

Loneliness and social disconnection increase risk of anxiety, depression and heart disease. “So does their risk of heart disease (29 percent), dementia (50 percent), and stroke (32 percent).” ⁦@nytimes⁩ #loneliness_epidemic ⁦ https://t.co/aSZ7qaSLjN

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

Fun and easy “pick me ups” for your relationship connection:
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@MessyParenting1
#relationships @PrepareEnrich

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

Are you parenting an adolescent or teen? Some helpful tips on how to manage your teen's smartphone use, in and out of their bedroom: https://t.co/ERPA1JJXD0
@MessyParenting1 #parenting #TeenMentalHealth

[SF Family Therapy @MessyParenting1]

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"Nobody is born knowing how to parent. What I appreciate about this study is that it’s advocating for us to give more support to parents in terms of evidence-based parent management programs.”
#parenting
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[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

#insolidarity with HER - Rep. Ashley Aune.
#Missouri
@cnnbrk @nytimes

[M.P. Mullin @SFfamilytherapy]

@fklein907 The understanding of finality (brain development) is not there until between ages 6-9. Loss occurring before this concept of death permanence, will need to be supported for children, as they gain full understanding and grieve “finality.” https://t.co/e5EBCt5Jaw