February 2026

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26 Feb 2026

Tips for Parents & Guardians: How to Support Children When They Feel Anger

Anger is a normal and useful emotion. It helps children and adults recognize when something feels unfair, stressful, or wrong.…

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25 Feb 2026

Naming Anger: Helping Children Understand and Regulate Strong Emotions

Anger is one of the most misunderstood emotions in childhood. It is often seen only through behavior (shouting, resistance, or…

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25 Feb 2026

Why Relaxation Matters More Than We Think

When we talk about adolescent mental health, we often focus on diagnoses, therapy models, and crisis intervention. But sometimes…

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17 Feb 2026

Amplifying Young Voices: Children’s Advocacy in Action

Amplifying Young Voices: Why Artistic Freedom Is a Form of Advocacy If you ask a child what they need…

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17 Feb 2026

Anger and Understanding: Learning to Respond to Strong Feelings

Exploring anger, irritation, and rage and how recognizing them supports children’s emotional development. Anger is a natural human emotion…

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10 Feb 2026

EMBRACE Professional Training Program

EMBRACE Future: Strengthening Children’s Mental Health Through Professional Training Interest in children's mental health, well-being, and resilience is stronger…

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05 Feb 2026

EMBRACE “Fear” Quiz

Fear often arrives quietly. A slight unease before a new situation. A tightening in the chest when something feels uncertain.…

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03 Feb 2026

Belonging 💛 Everyone Has a Role

Humans are social by nature. From a very young age, children seek signs that they are accepted, valued, and part…

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