The Parent Led Self Regulation Journal
The Parent Led Self Regulation Journal
Identify patterns in your child’s self regulation
Understand the role of self regulation in your family's life
Communicate your child’s self regulation patterns to therapists, medical professionals, and school staff
Find what strategies work best (and what strategies don’t)
Understand how to support your child’s unique system to help them be their best selves in every situation
Anticipate potential roadblocks or challenge areas and take measures to decrease the frequency of meltdowns
Teach your child about self regulation
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The Parent Led Self Regulation Journal will help you..
We created The Parent Led Self Regulation Journal as an educational resource for the parents we work with to help them understand self regulation so that they can incorporate the regulation work we do inside of therapy into their daily lives - and we'd love to share it with you.
$11.99
WHAT'S INCLUDED -
One (1) 36 page PDF file to download and print at home or your local print shop*
Four (4) weeks worth of daily, customizable regulation charts Monday through Friday with reflective regulation questions
Three (3) weekends worth of reflective regulation questions
A comprehensive explanation of what self regulation is & why it's important
A story styled script for you to read to your child to educate them about self regulation
* This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped. You will receive this product via the email you provide in checkout shortly after you purchase the product. We suggest you have the journal printed & spiral bound at your nearest print shop (you should be able to get it printed & bound for $30 or less depending on where you have it printed). Due to the digital nature of this product, all sales are final. No refunds will be given.
This journal is perfect for parents who are are currently working with an OT (or looking to work with an OT in the future) who are eager to learn how to support their child's unique needs, and then teach their children how to understand & support their unique systems themselves.
