Taking Care of Ourselves

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Stress is nat­ural and can be inevitable. Par­ent­ing is stress­ful, and stress can neg­a­tively impact your health and your effec­tive­ness as a par­ent. It impacts the qual­ity of care that you can give. When you are too stressed, you may be chal­lenged to offer the praise, nur­tu­rance and struc­ture that your chil­dren need.

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Sara L . Henry, MALMFT

The Cen­ter for Early Child­hood Men­tal Health Con­sul­ta­tion (“CECMHC”) at the George­town Uni­ver­sity Cen­ter for Child and Human Devel­op­ment has released a col­lec­tion of resources related to stress and relaxation.

Read “Tak­ing Care of Our­selves” a CECMHC book­let for par­ents that will help you iden­tify your stres­sors, the signs of stress and some ways you may take care of yourself.

CECMHC also pro­vides a recorded series of relax­ation exer­cises in Eng­lish and en Español designed by Head Start staff to help you reduce your stress.

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