Christopher Willard

Kids don't have an on/off switch...
Often when I work with kids, especially those with executive function difficulties, they struggle to modulate their attention, emotions and behaviors.
In this video, I demonstrate a fun mindfulness practice that will help kids identify and activate their different zones of regulation.
This engaging practice can be easily incorporated into your work with kids and teens to help them get in tune with their body as well as identify and shift the gears of their “silliness” at school, home and daily life.
Christopher Willard, Psy.D.
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This online course will add depth to your mindfulness practice and empower you with the tools to share and adapt mindfulness for youth in practical yet engaging ways.

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This is glorious. I'm struggling emotionally after being smacked in the face by some pretty world bending realizations, keeping up with my research focused on therapy but feeling overwhelmed and not knowing how to find which emotions are mine. And then this goofball stomps around to a Monty Python skit. There I am. Thanks.