Children's Mental Health Certificate Program of the New Earth Institute

11/21/2023

Helping a child regulate doesn’t mean you are giving in to your child. You can compassionately hold a boundary and help them Co-regulate.

Learning to Co-regulate with your child is a skill that you will be able to draw on during stressful times. It helps children and adults to manage emotions while maintaining connection. It will also help children to grow with a sense of security and the ability to eventually self-regulate. Surely, if you are the parent or the child, this is something we could all use regardless of age.

More information in my book "Guidance from The Therapist Parent"

Available on my website www.thetherapistparent.com or Amazon

11/21/2023

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10/09/2023

08/31/2023

CMH 5600: Creative Therapies for Children & Adolescents: Art, Puppets & Nature, August 2023
Grateful to all 19 students who participated in the weekend course!
Please stay tuned for upcoming information about the next offerings in Children's Mental Health Certificate Program of the New Earth Institute
This photo is of Bandelier and is in honor of our guest speaker Elena Ortiz

06/17/2023

The play Kinky Boots is running now at the Santa Fe High School Theater and is not to be missed. A vibrant, passionate, poignant, and funny production, Kinky Boots is just what the doctor ordered. At a time when repressive thinking is growing, Kinky Boots is a balm to the heart and soul, an explosion of love and laughter, brilliantly directed by Marilyn Barnes, go go go see it! Young stars are there to be found. Presented by Tri-M Millennial Music Makers, SFHS Performing Arts Center

(My letter to the editor; The Santa Fe New Mexican)

Tagline Cynthia Fulreader, MA, LPC is a retired SFPS School Counselor, the director of the Children's Mental Health Certificate Program at Southwestern College, a Counselor in Private Practice, a 33 year resident of Santa Fe, and a life long lover of diversity

06/14/2023

Oh, and don't forget to wrap your arms around them (that is, if they don't freak out or run for cover), hug 'em tight and tell them they're the BEST thing that ever happened to you and you love the absolute heck out of them today, tomorrow and always. (They need to hear you say it...)
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