Supporting Big Emotions During Family Change
Understanding and steadying anxiety, anger, sadness and grief as children move through separation — while learning to regulate yourself in the process.
Inside this course
Separation reorganises a child's whole emotional landscape, even when parents handle every logistical piece with care. The feelings that surface — a sudden clinginess, a flare of rage over something small, a grief that arrives in waves months after the announcement, a stomach ache with no medical cause — are not signs that something has gone wrong. They are signs that something big has happened and a child's nervous system is working to metabolise it.
You'll finish with
- Recognise how anxiety, anger, sadness and grief show up differently across ages and stages during family change
- Co-regulate a child's big feelings even when your own nervous system is depleted
- Understand regression, somatic complaints and school refusal as communication, not defiance
Course modules
4 modules, revealed inside the course
The full module structure, lessons and printable resources open once you purchase this course. Enrol or sign in to view the course outline.
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Enrol to access the complete course — every written lesson, the case scenarios and all the printable resources. A one-time purchase, yours to keep.
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