

2661: Teaching Children That When Bad Things Happen They Still Can Be Okay by Allison Carmen on Emotional Resilience
Jul 17, 2025
Explore how teaching emotional resilience equips children to handle adversity. The discussion highlights that challenges don't determine their future, encouraging hope and adaptability. Real-life examples, like reactions to Hurricane Sandy, illustrate how tough times can build inner strength. Learn the importance of fostering a mindset where kids can find peace and courage, even when life gets tough.
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Children's Hurricane Sandy Reactions
- Allison observed varied children's reactions to Hurricane Sandy, ranging from normal routines to anxiety.
- Her daughter realized that even if bad things occur, they can still be okay, easing her fears.
Empowering Children's Mindset
- Teaching children they can be okay despite bad things happening changes their mindset positively.
- This belief helps reduce paralyzing anxiety about global issues and personal challenges.
Healing Through Community Help
- Allison's daughter helped those affected by Hurricane Sandy through various community activities.
- These acts of kindness fostered hope and reduced fear among children involved.