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Helping Children Connect - Stephen Nowicki

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By Stephen Nowicki
| QOSHE
What Are Adverse Childhood Experiences? Take our Your Mental Health Today Test Find a therapist near me Social isolation of children born early in the pandemic caused social skill deficits. Present day 5 and 6 year old children may have hidden difficulties with nonverbal language. With accurate assessment of difficulties, remediation can take place the summer before school starts again. Remember the pandemic? Seems like it happened a long time ago, doesn’t it, but it’s been only four years.
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Helping Children Connect

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By Stephen Nowicki
| Psychology Today Verified
Remember the pandemic? Seems like it happened a long time ago, doesn’t it, but it’s been only four years. We, humans, are geared to “forget” bad things so we can more easily move on with life. And the pandemic was a bad thing, a very bad thing. Not only did many people die, but for the greater part of two years, it isolated us and our children from being with others. Though we coped as best we could, solitariness damaged our children in ways that continue to affect them adversely now.
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How to Help Children Who Don't Fit In: Vocalics

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By Stephen Nowicki, Margaret Foley
| Psychology Today Verified
Children have returned to school. Not only is the initial “honeymoon” period over, but so are the hopes that whatever previous social behavioral difficulties they had last spring would have vanished by taking a summer away from the classroom. Children are again feeling anxious, sad, lonely, and unconnected. Time to help them feel better.
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