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252: 7 Long-Term Benefits of a Regulated Nervous System: What Behaviors You Should See

252: 7 Long-Term Benefits of a Regulated Nervous System: What Behaviors You Should See

Update: 2024-11-25
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Self-regulation is one of the most powerful skills a child can develop, shaping their ability to deal with whatever challenges life throws their way. It allows them to manage their emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in a way that promotes resilience, focus, and confidence. There are so many more benefits to cultivating this skill, from improved academic performance to stronger social connections and better physical health.

Let's dive into some of the key long-term benefits of a regulated nervous system, exploring how it not only helps children navigate their world more effectively but also sets them up for long-term success in all aspects of life. By fostering emotional balance and resilience, children develop the foundation needed to face challenges with confidence and thrive in both their personal and academic pursuits.

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Check out these additional resources for more information:

●      Dysregulated behavior in kids

●      Dysregulationsolution

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252: 7 Long-Term Benefits of a Regulated Nervous System: What Behaviors You Should See

252: 7 Long-Term Benefits of a Regulated Nervous System: What Behaviors You Should See

Dr. Roseann Capanna Hodge