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Author: Christine Fonseca

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Christine Fonseca

Helping Kids Thrive in Today’s World

Life can feel overwhelming, especially in today’s world of pandemic illness, school disruptions, and other anxieties our children are facing. This workshop provides parents with ...
September 15, 2020 Social and Emotional Needs
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Christine Fonseca

Stress, Anxiety and Gifted Children: Strategies to Help Children Thrive

Even before the global pandemic, maladaptive stress and anxiety were on the rise. Gifted children are particularly at-risk related to their high emotional sensitivity. In ...
June 11, 2020 Social and Emotional Needs Special Populations
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Christine Fonseca

Harnessing the Power of Emotional Intensity: A Guide for Parents and Educators

The intensity that commonly defines giftedness refers to how a gifted person approaches his or her life.
May 1, 2017 Social-Emotional Needs
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