Wellbeing for LA Learning Center

Guide to Managing Stressful Moments

Type:

Video

Duration:

5 minutes

Presented by:

UCLA Child & Youth Behavioral Health Center of Excellence

Developed by:

Nathanson Family Resilience Center and Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence

Series:

Helping Students Manage Stress in the Classroom

Relevant categories:

Education School Mental Health

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Overview

Knowing how to help students with emotion regulation and problem solving can be challenging. Watch this video to learn more about guiding students through stressful moments using a step-by-step process.

Keywords: educator, emotion regulation, problem-solving, school, student

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Added on 7/20/2022 · Last updated on 7/20/2022