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Emotional Regulation Plan

Map your child's escalation curve and agree, in advance, what helps at green, amber and red.

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Guide · Emotional regulation

Emotional Regulation Plan

Map your child's escalation curve and agree, in advance, what helps at green, amber and red.

Ages
4–14
Time
20 min
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Who this is for

Parents living with frequent, fast-moving meltdowns.

How to use it

  1. 1Print it, or open it on a tablet — it is designed to be written on.
  2. 2Complete it at a calm moment, never in the middle of a difficult one.
  3. 3Where a child is involved, invite rather than instruct; their input is the intervention.
  4. 4Revisit it weekly for a month. Small, repeated use is what changes the pattern.
Therapist note

A worksheet does not fix anything on its own. What helps is the conversation it makes possible — and the fact that you and your child are now looking at the problem together rather than at each other.

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