Paper Tigers Movie

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“@PaperTigersDoc is a moving and profoundly important film that offers critical insights into one of the most widespread educational and health challenges in American society." – @dnbornstein @nytimes
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Rethinking Dyslexia: Changing the Conversation in Education.

Every student deserves to be recognized for their potential—not defined by how they learn.

🎬 THE BIG PICTURE: RETHINKING DYSLEXIA is available for Educational Licensing.

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#DyslexiaAwarenessMonth #Dyslexia

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#OneCaringAdult: What parents can do to help adult children struggling to become independent. @childmindinst
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#BackToSchool jitters are normal. But when worries or emotional distress begin to affect a child’s ability to learn, connect with others, or enjoy daily activities, it’s important to seek support. #mentalhealth https://t.co/uzjj2B5kTW

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Some parents and caretakers appear to be unreachable, while others may seem combative and argumentative—or as well-meaning but high maintenance. Here's how principals can help. @edutopia

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Bullying is something we hope won’t happen to our kids — or if it does, that they’ll come to us right away. But sometimes kids don’t tell us.

Before acting, it’s important to know that not every unkind moment is bullying. The three defining features of bullying: It’s intentional, it’s repeated, and there’s a power imbalance — meaning the child doing the bullying has more social, physical, or emotional power.

If your gut tells you something is going on with your child, there are things you can look out for and do:

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Pathological demand avoidance (PDA) is a pattern seen most often in autistic kids, where even simple, everyday asks — putting on shoes, sitting down for dinner, starting homework — can trigger extreme resistance. Not because a kid can't do the task, but because the demand itself feels overwhelming.

This article breaks down what PDA looks like, what's actually driving it, why confrontation tends to backfire, and how to find what motivates a child to open the door to real progress.

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#OneCaringAdult: Kids experience dozens of emotions every day & sometimes more than one at a time. We want them to know it’s okay to feel all of them, and recognizing and naming emotions is an important first step in building healthy coping skills. https://t.co/JhCV7dl8rh

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“How are you feeling?" is a hard question for a kid to answer. Naming an emotion takes vocabulary and a bit of distance, and neither one is easy in the middle of the feeling.

Check-in charts like this ask two simple things instead of one big one: is the feeling pleasant or unpleasant, and is the energy high or low? Each quadrant has a color, so a kid can say "I'm in the yellow zone" and be understood.

Sara Guttentag, PsyD, a psychologist in our Mood Disorders Center, walks through how she uses a check-in-chart at the start of a session, and what the conversation looks like after that.

Get our free guides for talking with your kid about emotions, including printable activity sheets by age:

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Thank You! "Maya Angelou" for sharing your wisdom with the world #ACEsMatter #AdverseChildhoodExperience #ACEs

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Recess advocates argue adding in more structured play time benefits children’s academic, social and emotional well-being. @EdSurge

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For resources on supporting LGBTQ+ youth:
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#OneCaringAdult: Sometimes the kids who seem like they care the least are actually protecting the parts of themselves that care the most.

Understanding what’s really behind kids’ shutdown. https://t.co/Mifnw08ZD0

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Beyond the Script: Why Unstructured Play is the Heart of Childhood #playwell #play #playmatters
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There are ways to teach kids about their emotions at every life stage – from elementary school to the teenage years. We created guides for teaching just that, and four other mental health fitness skills:
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"Some school systems are scaling back the use of screens, and some state lawmakers are adding restrictions to how they can be used in class." @Chalkbeat

When a teacher ditched screens, class got harder. That may be why it worked.
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HEALING THE GENERATIONS 2026 CONFERENCE
Presented by Clifford Beers Community Care Center
Healing begins when we come together.

Join us March 25–27, 2026 at Foxwoods Resort Casino (Mashantucket, CT) for the 6th Annual Healing the Generations Conference — a three-day gathering focused on healing childhood & intergenerational trauma.

✨ Research & clinical insights
✨ Tools for resilience & recovery
✨ Community connection & restorative dialogue

More than a conference — a movement for collective healing. 🔗 Register: https://t.co/J3Zw7bDCmC
#HealingTheGenerations #TraumaInformedCare #IntergenerationalHealing #Resilience