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This episode explores the vital role of play for children and adults, unpacking its significance in learning and emotional well-being. We discuss the different stages of play, types of interaction, and the importance of fostering a playful environment for growth and development.

Join me to learn more about:
• Understanding the value of play for both children and adults
• Unearthing personal experiences with play and its impact
• Defining play and its implications for learning and growth
• Stages of social play - solitary, parallel, associative, and cooperative
• The difference between joint attention and shared attention
• Strategies for encouraging playful interaction with children
• The importance of following a child's lead in play
• Encouraging trust in one's playful instincts

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Whilst I will always make evert effort to share correct information as at the date of the podcast, research is constantly happening and as a profession we learn more everyday. One therapist may have a different way of doing things to another, and every child's needs are unique. By listening to this podcast, you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice to treat any medical condition in either yourself or others Consult your child's paediatrician or therapist for any recommendations for your child.

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Discover how to use regulation to support a child's persistence to tricky activities! In this week's episode you'll gain insights into maintaining calm and teaching resilience to young children, turning challenges into growth opportunities.

Wed discuss how to recognize and support stressors that affect task execution, and how assuming competence and breaking down tasks can lead to successful learning experiences. Proactive regulation strategies, such as validating and anticipating challenges, are highlighted to help develop resilience and independence in children.

As the holiday season approaches, stay tuned for tips and strategies tailored for children with additional needs, ensuring an enjoyable and minimal stress experience for everyone. Join us for this essential conversation and prepare for a joyful holiday season!

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In this weeks episode we discover strategies for develop self-regulation skills in children We dive into activities to create an emotional toolkit tailored for kids, guiding them to acknowledge and manage their feelings. You'll gain insights into personal regulation strategies that empower you to model emotional resilience, and in turn, teach these vital skills to your children, nurturing confidence and self-awareness.

Journey with us through the captivating world of shared problem-solving experiences, where children learn to tackle challenges creatively and collaboratively. Delve into the concept of "playful obstruction," a technique that encourages adaptability and problem-solving through deliberate, fun challenges. Whether it's a game with building blocks or guiding kids through daily tasks like getting dressed, we emphasize the power of celebrating successes and using playful elements to foster resilience and build essential neural pathways for self-regulation.

Get ready for an episode filled with valuable strategies to help your children navigate their emotional worlds with increasing confidence.

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DISCLAIMER:
Whilst I will always make evert effort to share correct information as at the date of the podcast, research is constantly happening and as a profession we learn more everyday. One therapist may have a different way of doing things to another, and every child's needs are unique. By listening to this podcast, you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice to treat any medical condition in either yourself or others Consult your child's paediatrician or therapist for any recommendations for your child.