Building Social and Emotional Resilience: Key Strategies and Practices

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Explore the importance of social and emotional resilience presented by Liz Powell and Sonia Wagner. Learn about fostering resilience, promoting healthy risk-taking, and effective parenting practices. Discover how to support resilience after trauma and navigate fears during pandemic times. Gain insights into developing coping skills, positive mindset, and creating a supportive environment for growth and emotional well-being.


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  1. SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE Presented by Liz Powell and Sonia Wagner Click and Connect, 8 June 2021

  2. Resilience is a muscle that needs to be flexed! SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE Its not always what people see It s the work in the background and actions despite fears Bouncing back from broken to face situations

  3. SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SauNUEw_OU Success 1:30

  4. Learning through experience Talk about feelings Avoid fixing, predicting, preventing, shielding and avoiding: ask questions KEY DRIVERS Recognise efforts not outcomes Encourage second goes and jump in the puddles Be kind to self Create positive mindset dialogue eg positive thing or who you helped each day

  5. DEFINITIONS

  6. Resilience after trauma Support from parents, friends, family, school and community Feeling safe at home, school and in the community Positive sense of self and self worth Self-efficacy Meaning Adaptive and coping skills Talent Strong emotional connection Strengths family tree

  7. Promote healthy risk taking: bushwalk, rockwalk, start conversation, new activities Brainstorm don t problem solve Label emotions PARENTING PRACTICES Demonstrate coping skills Embrace mistakes Go outside exercise and nature Therapeutic, positive, trauma informed parenting Self care

  8. PRACTICE YOUR SKILLS

  9. Fears about the pandemic Remain calm Honest descriptions but avoid media Tune in to figure out and work through fears PANDEMIC TIMES Connections: increase 1:1 time, Uber Wednesdays Share feelings Share good news Routines Avoid anxious talk: strong tramsmission of anxiety from parent to child independent of genetics https://www.psycom.net/internalized-anxiety- children/

  10. Respect others opinions and feelings Listen to others, hear and validate Engage with others Don t brag or boast Be confident Think positively Focus on a goal Present self with smile, shoulders back, chest up Good hygiene and clothes that complement self FROM RESILIENCE TO PEOPLE MAGNET

  11. RESOURCES PROGRAMS Shine Academy for Girls https://raisingchildren.net.au/school- age/behaviour/understanding-behaviour/resilience- how-to-build-it-in-children-3-8-years Longford and Fraser Academy for Boys Green Super Camps EmotionWise https://www.nctsn.org/sites/default/files/resources/ resilience_and_child_traumatic_stress.pdf https://www.childtrends.org/publications/how-to- implement-trauma-informed-care-to-build-resilience- to-childhood-trauma https://resources.beyondblue.org.au/prism/file?toke n=BL/1810_A

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