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Building Emotional Regulation Skills

September is a time of adjustment as families settle into new routines and responsibilities. Busy schedules can lead to frustration, emotional outbursts, and conflict if stress is left unmanaged. Emotional regulation is not about suppressing feelings but learning how to recognize, understand, and respond to them effectively. Drawing on her experience as the author of Raising Happy Successful Kids and advanced training in supporting children, teens, and adults with attention and executive functioning challenges, Cynthia Brummelhuis helps families build practical coping skills. By encouraging emotional awareness, empathy, and clear communication, families can reduce conflict, strengthen relationships, and create a calmer, more supportive home environment. Visit cabpsychology.ca to learn more.