Alyssa Campbell: Emotional Regulation, Resilience, and Proactive Behavior Support for Children

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Right About Now with Ryan Alford

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SUMMARY

In this episode of "Right About Now," host Ryan Alford interviews Alyssa Campbell, author of "Big Kids Bigger Emotions" and CEO of Seed and Sew Collaborative. Alyssa discusses her new book, which helps parents and educators understand and support the emotional and nervous system development of children aged 5 to 12. The conversation explores practical strategies for managing kids’ emotions, the importance of proactive support in schools, and the need to address the root causes of behavior. Alyssa emphasizes building resilience, not removing challenges, and offers actionable insights for families and teachers.

TAKEAWAYS

Emotional development in children aged 5 to 12
Strategies for parents and educators to support children's emotional management
Overview of the books "Tiny Humans Big Emotions" and "Big Kids Bigger Emotions"
The importance of understanding children's nervous system and sensory processing
The role of schools and educators in addressing emotional challenges
Proactive vs. reactive approaches to behavior management in educational settings
The significance of creating calm and regulating environments for children
Customizing behavior support plans based on individual children's needs
Building resilience in children through emotional awareness and processing
The impact of societal factors, such as poverty and trauma, on children's behavior and emotional health