Bethany Black, LPC, CPT

02/13/2026

02/13/2026

02/12/2026

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If your K–2 students are having BIG feelings lately… this is for you 💛

Instead of:
❌ Meltdowns
❌ Shutting down
❌ “I don’t know”
❌ Tattling every 5 minutes

What if they had a clear plan for what to DO?

This brand new K–2 SEL Counseling Bundle helps students:

✨ Name their feelings
✨ Choose calming strategies (reading, art, movement & more)
✨ Use positive communication
✨ Find their voice
✨ Take healthy control

It’s simple. It’s structured. It’s practical.

Perfect for:
• Classroom lessons
• Small groups
• Calm-down corners
• Tier 1 & Tier 2

If you want the link, comment FEEL and I’ll send it your way 💛

Because “calm down” isn’t a strategy… but this is.

02/09/2026

01/29/2026

Stop scrolling, take a deep breath, and remember you are not alone. 💛💚

01/28/2026

01/28/2026

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🌱 Today, your child is more capable than they’ve ever been — and still so very young.

They can do more, understand more, and handle more than yesterday…
and they still need softness, patience, guidance, and grace.

💛 Both things can be true at the same time.

When their behavior feels big, remember how little they still are. When they surprise you with growth, pause to notice how far they’ve come. Parenting lives in this in-between — holding pride and tenderness together.

⏳ Slow down when you can. Stay close when it’s hard.

Childhood is happening right now.

01/27/2026

When emotions run high, it’s so easy to feel unsure of what to do next — especially when you’re trying to stay calm and keep your child safe.

Here are 5 simple, brain-based steps you can come back to in the messy moments:
Pause and breathe (because your nervous system leads the way)
Notice what’s really going on underneath the behaviour
Connect before you correct
Name the feeling so your child feels understood
Guide the calm with gentle co-regulation

You don’t need perfect words. You just need a steady, safe presence — and a few tools you can rely on when it all feels a bit much.

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01/27/2026

Teaching toddlers to respect boundaries doesn’t have to be hard.

Try these simple and age-appropriate ways to help your little ones learn about personal space, sharing, and kindness.

Start small, stay consistent, and watch them grow.