When Your Child May Need Additional Support

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Some changes in behavior, emotions, sleep, and routines can be expected during a school transition. Additional support may be helpful when concerns are intense, continue over time, or interfere with the child’s ability to participate in school, family life, relationships, or activities they usually enjoy.

This caregiver guide includes:

• Signs that additional support may be needed
• Questions to ask the school
• Guidance for tracking patterns
• Information to share with a therapist or other professional
• Reminders for approaching support without shame

Seeking support does not mean that the child or caregiver has failed. It means the adults are paying attention and responding to what the child may need.

Instant digital download.

Some changes in behavior, emotions, sleep, and routines can be expected during a school transition. Additional support may be helpful when concerns are intense, continue over time, or interfere with the child’s ability to participate in school, family life, relationships, or activities they usually enjoy.

This caregiver guide includes:

• Signs that additional support may be needed
• Questions to ask the school
• Guidance for tracking patterns
• Information to share with a therapist or other professional
• Reminders for approaching support without shame

Seeking support does not mean that the child or caregiver has failed. It means the adults are paying attention and responding to what the child may need.

Instant digital download.