Building Emotional Resilience in Preschoolers

Effective strategies to foster trust and stability during early childhood turmoil.

The Need for Emotional Resilience

We often think the smaller the child, the smaller the effects of trauma. But recent research has proven that this is not true, and even pre-verbal memories are possible, affecting a child’s entire lifetime. In this targeted, specific presentation, Dr. K addresses the specific needs and concerns of parents who are eager to teach their child resilience and good coping strategies starting today.

The Subtle Signs:

Are you feeling shocked, confused, or overwhelmed by the sudden changes in your preschooler’s behavior?

At the core of every young child’s well-being is a need to feel safe. Feeling safe not only fosters healthy development but also allows children the freedom to explore, learn, and form strong attachments.

Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Preschoolers

Trauma—whether chronic or stemming from a singular traumatic experience—has the power to shatter a small child’s sense of safety. When a child no longer feels safe, their behavior may undergo significant, sudden changes. Separation anxiety, aggression, withdrawal, sleep disturbances, emotional instability, avoidance behaviors, and physical symptoms like stomachaches or headaches are clear cries for help as a child struggles to cope.

In today’s complex world, shielding your child from trauma is nearly impossible given the challenges families face—from divorce and loss to relocation and financial strain. Even things that seem like minor disruptions for an adult can deeply unsettle a child’s sense of security.

 

Naturally, as a parent, your goal is to see your child happy again and resilient, capable of navigating life’s challenges now and as they grow up. However, even the best parents with the best intentions often feel like they’re walking a minefield when it comes to their child’s tumultuous emotions.

Introducing Dr. Robyn Koslowitz

Dr. Robyn Koslowitz is a nationally recognized expert in childhood trauma and resilience. She has dedicated her career to understanding and addressing the unique challenges faced by young children experiencing trauma. Dr. Koslowitz combines extensive research with practical, empathetic strategies that have transformed countless families, helping them break the cycle of trauma and build a foundation of emotional resilience.

What You Will Gain from the Live Presentation

Dr. Koslowitz’s live presentation for preschool parents and caregivers is infused with essential tools and age appropriate, real-world strategies thoughtfully designed to help preschoolers cope with challenging times in their young lives.

This interactive and engaging session will cover:

Understanding Trauma in Preschoolers: Learn how trauma affects a young child’s brain and behavior, and why early recognition and intervention are crucial.
Creating a Supportive Home Environment: Discover how to create a nurturing home environment using the AIM Model—Acceptance, Integration, and Meaning-Making.
Effective Communication Strategies: Gain practical tools for honest, supportive, and effective communication with your child, fostering trust and emotional security and building the foundation for the rest of their childhood.
Modeling Resilience and Kindness: Learn how to model resilient behaviors, like kindness and patience, and understand when to seek professional help for your child.

Benefits for Your Community

By hosting Dr. Koslowitz’s presentation, your community will:

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Book Dr. Koslowitz for Your Parents

Don’t miss this opportunity to provide your preschool community with the support they need.

Book Dr. Koslowitz’s “Building Emotional Resilience in Preschoolers” presentation today and start building a brighter, more resilient future for all your children.

Secure your date for a transformative session with Dr. Robyn Koslowitz.