The ECMHC team has recorded a series of relaxation exercises in English and Spanish. These exercises have been designed for use by families and Early Head Start and Head Start staff to help you reduce your stress. Primary Focus Area: Strategies to Support Child/Family/Consultee Resource Type: Reproducible Materials/Handouts for Field Use
The “Discovering Feelings” booklet is designed to assist caregivers in helping to label a young child’s feelings. Primary Focus Area: Strategies to Support Child/Family/Consultee Resource Type: Reproducible Materials/Handouts for Field Use
The “Discovering Feelings” booklet is designed to assist caregivers in helping to label a young child’s feelings. Primary Focus Area: Strategies to Support Child/Family/Consultee Resource Type: Reproducible Materials/Handouts for Field Use
This handout can be used with Head Start staff and/or families to teach the "Praise Sandwich" technique. Resource Type: Reproducible Materials/Handouts for Field Use
The first year of a baby’s life is an exciting time. “My 1st Year Baby Book” is designed to document a baby’s first year of life. Primary Focus Area: Strategies to Support Child/Family/Consultee Resource Type: Reproducible Materials/Handouts for Field Use
The first year of a baby’s life is an exciting time. “My 1st Year Baby Book” is designed to document a baby’s first year of life. Primary Focus Area: Strategies to Support Child/Family/Consultee Resource Type: Reproducible Materials/Handouts for Field Use
This series of 12 colorful posters teaches effective strategies to reduce stress in Head Start families and staff. Print these out and post them in different areas of your home or program. For programs, try placing them in break rooms, kitchens or even on the back of the bathroom stall doors–the only place busy teachers get a moment to breathe! These posters are designed to be printed out in color on 8 x 14 inch paper. Primary Focus Area: Strategies to Support Child/Family/Consultee Resource Type: Reproducible Materials/Handouts for Field Use
This product was developed [in part] under grant number 1H79SM082070-01 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). The views, policies and opinions expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of SAMHSA or HHS.