The People Who Shape Us First with Paul Buckley and Monica Rollins (Part II)
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In this episode, Eddy Paul Thomas continues his conversation with Paul Buckley and Monica Rollins. Together they explore the key factors that contribute to success in children, emphasizing confidence over traditional academic metrics. Insights from data and personal experience highlight the importance of self-assurance and social engagement in early development.
Takeaways
- Children can learn to manage their emotions with simple tools like yoga breathing.
- Fostering a sense of agency helps children feel empowered during emotional triggers.
- Parents' awareness and support are crucial in teaching coping skills.
- Children's emotional skills can be developed through everyday moments.
- Grounding techniques like yoga breathing can be used anytime, anywhere.
- Learn more about Paul Buckley: Social Media:Linkedin | Instagram | Website: ratiostaffing.com | Join Us! Live Weekly Q&A Registration!
- Learn more about Monica Rollins: LinkedIn
- Register for LIVE workshop on June 16: Teach Preschool Yoga Like a Pro (Even If You're Just Getting Started) :https://rootedwellnesscollective.kit.com/1bb5a71e39Download Preschool Yoga Pose Deck: https://rootedwellnesscollective.kit.com/65449ed7e6 Follow Monica on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/monica-kaye-rollins/Email: hello@rootedwellnesscollective.org
Learn more Eddy at: www.eddypaulthomas.com
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Produced by Say Some Thing Studios.
Music: "Show Your Hand,” “Reclaimed, “ and “Vibrant Life" by Kesta from the free music archive. This work is openly licensed via CC BY 4.0.