Talking to Children about Trauma: Scared Excited Part I
How can we use emotional intelligence to talk with children about trauma, fear, or difficult topics? It starts with noticing and naming emotions.
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Director, Parent Education at Six Seconds
May is a parent, a coach, and a change maker passionate about the power of emotional intelligence for helping families. Her noble goal is help parents discover their inner wisdom so that they can find more joy, calm, and connection with their kids.
Latest posts by May Duong (see all)
- Talking to Children about Trauma: Scared Excited Part I - June 1, 2025
- Scared Excited: Talking to Children About Trauma - May 6, 2025
- 10 Simple Ways to Build Trust as a Parent - August 22, 2017
Scared Excited: Talking to Children About Trauma
It’s difficult enough that, as parents, we struggle to find answers to the everyday issues with our kids, such as how to get them to eat more veggies, do their chores, and be kind to their siblings. When it comes to trauma and fear, parents get a little nervous about doing it right.
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10 Simple Ways to Build Trust as a Parent
Parenting is the toughest job on the planet — it can be an emotional rollercoaster… so maybe emotional intelligence could help? Here are ten tips, and a free poster for your fridge.
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