Join Dr. Housman and Emily Stone for this live webinar and engaging open discussion- important for every early childhood professional, including school and program directors and leaders to:

• Learn how you must first have the tools to understand and manage your own emotions before you will be ready to guide and model for children in theirs..
• Explore how the vital relationships and interactions you have with young children impact their emotional, social, and cognitive development.
• Understand that young children’s ability to regulate their emotions starts with their relationship with their key socializers, and how developing self-regulation is directly connected to co-regulation.
• Discover how the ability to understand and manage our own emotions and those of others allows us to problem solve, think critically, navigate difficult and heated situations, develop a positive sense of self and build empathy -all essential to understanding every child’s experience and emotional situation including trauma.

Later in the presentation, Dr. Housman will be joined by early childhood educator and trainer Emily Stone, a begin to ECSEL educator. Together they will discuss how the interactions and experiences young children have with the significant adults in their lives are foundational to a young child’s development.