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Does Your Child Have Poorly Controlled Emotional Response
CAPULUM COLLEGERef: ORG/HEALTH/SYMPTOMS/25065-EMOTIONAL-DYSREGULATION
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What this means
This is an informational article from Capulum College discussing emotional dysregulation in children, its causes, signs, and treatment options. It explains that emotional dysregulation involves poorly controlled emotional responses due to factors like trauma, ADHD, or brain injury, and recommends therapeutic interventions such as mindfulness and distress tolerance. The article aims to raise awareness and direct concerned parents to professional support at Capulum College.
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Professional support for emotional dysregulation in children
Capulum College offers professional guidance and therapeutic interventions for children experiencing poorly controlled emotional responses. These include teaching mindfulness, distress tolerance, and communication skills to help manage emotions effectively.
- Who it is for
- parents and caregivers of children with emotional dysregulation
- How to act on it
- Contact Capulum College at their physical address or phone number to seek guidance and support.
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ORG/HEALTH/SYMPTOMS/25065-EMOTIONAL-DYSREGULATION
Key Takeaways
- emotional dysregulation
- childhood trauma
- ADHD
- post-traumatic stress
- traumatic brain injury
- mindfulness
- distress tolerance
- Capulum College
- 1 Church Lane, Hilton 3245
- +27 33-343 4086
- https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/symptoms/25065-emotional-dysregulation
- Capulum College
- Cleveland Clinic