Before kids can regulate themselves, they need someone to regulate with. In this episode, May Sosa psychiatric nurse, children’s book author, and mother of a neurodivergent child explores the foundational concept of co-regulation and why it’s the first step toward helping children manage their emotions.
Perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers, this episode offers practical tips, real-life examples, and a fresh perspective on how staying calm with a child is more impactful than simply asking them to “calm down.”
We will look at:
What co-regulation is (and why it’s different from self-regulation)
Why neurodivergent children benefit most from emotional connection
What you can do in the moment—without needing to “fix” everything
How to model emotional safety even when things feel messy
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