FROM Having trouble REGULATING EMOTIONS TO ABILITY TO SELF REGULATE AND ADAPT TO LIFE

Name: Henry
Challenge: Emotional Regulation

Story Of Hope For Henry

Henry is an awesome, baseball ⚾  loving young man who like SO many other kiddos during these stressful times was having a hard time regulating his emotions😡.

His parents started noticing it for over a year, but the build up of stress📈 in 2020 (e-learning🖥️, lack of in person social connection😩, and less active outlets🏃‍♂️)  overwhelmed him to the point where he was triggered more easily, angry outbursts became more frequent, and it took him a lot longer to cool down.

Think of a water bottle that’s already ¾ of the way full, [don’t worry it’s not another math equation you have to help your kids solve😉] When you keep pouring more into an already full bottle.. eventually it will overfill and become too much for the water bottle to handle 🌊.

Keep pouring outside stress into an already stressed nervous system 🧠 in our kiddos and it will become too much for them to handle just the same😨, and the kids will have a much harder time adapting to even small stressors, inconveniences, and changes in their life.                                                                                                                        

At first, Henry’s neurological scans showed that his body had a lot of built up stress📈 in his nervous system… which made him “overflow” with emotions, and be much less adaptable when things didn’t go his way.  But, after absolutely knocking his commitment to the care plan🧢 OUT OF THE PARK⚾.  His scans showed his body was able to “pour out” a lot of the stress📉, self-regulate, and adapt to life so much better.

Now, Mom reports a big improvement in his ability to handle emotional stress🧘‍♂️, and improvement in focus and concentration as well.🙇‍♂️ She says family life is better and Henry overall has a better mood, being less negative and unhappy😁. GO HENRY!🎉 We could not be more proud of this guy.

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