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Tag Archives: Children

Syrian Refugees Find Emotional Ease Amid Chaos

September 22, 2016 Articles of the Heart 18555 Views = 13

Syrian Refugees Find Ease Amid Chaos

The following article is about the compassionate care Majd Kam-Almaz and his staff are providing to Syrian refugees in Lebanon. More than 1 million Syrian men, women and children have fled to Lebanon alone in the last five years.

New, Sunshine Secret e-Learning Program

September 12, 2016 Calendar of Events 16010 Views = 5

New, Sunshine Secret e-Learning Program

Winner of Omni Award (Bronze)

2018 Communicators Award (Gold & Silver)

2018 Horizon Interactive Award (Silver)

The Sunshine Secret™ is a new e-learning program for children ages 3-6 that features the wonderful story and transformative adventures of Gloria the glowworm and Leon the chameleon. It is a fun way children learn about their emotions, and you can feel good about giving children screen time.

Sunshine Secret is a highly interactive program that uses technology to engage children on multiple levels to teach them how to recognize, express and self-regulate their emotions and behavior.

Smart Brain Wise Heart e-Learning, Boys & Girls Clubs

January 12, 2016 The World of Kids 10207 Views = 2

Smart Brain Wise Heart™ e-Learning Program for Boys & Girls Clubs

We are excited to introduce our new social and emotional Smart Brain Wise Heart™ e-Learning Program for Boys & Girls Clubs, ages 8- to 12-year-olds.

The primary goal of this program is to have participating youth learn self-regulation skills and improve their focus, motivation and decision-making. Smart Brain Wise Heart (SBWH) introduces tools and strategies for youth to learn how to respond to stress in positive ways.

Children and Media Technology

September 24, 2012 The World of Kids 7623 Views = 3

The amount of time children spend using media technology today, including computers, cell phones, video games and MP3 players among others, is setting off alarms. The fear is not only that this technology is replacing traditional children’s activities, but that it also may be diminishing social-interaction skills, the ability to relate to the world around them and their empathy for others.

emWave Technology Helping Children on the Autism Spectrum

June 10, 2012 The World of Kids 11604 Views = 3

One in every 88 children in the United States has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, according to a study published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta.

Stopping the Bullying

July 18, 2011 The World of Kids 8792 Views = 5

Bullying among children has reached such critical levels that parents, educators, state legislatures, health professionals and many others, including the president of the United States have sounded the alarm that enough is enough.

Take a Wild Ride to the Heart

October 18, 2010 The World of Kids 9123 Views = 3

“Emotional development in children is crucial and yet severely disregarded,” says a well-known author, consultant and speaker who was greatly impressed by a new family board game from HeartMath.

“I was really blown away by the Wild Ride to the Heart,” Dr. Jim Taylor recently told the HeartMath Institute. Taylor is recognized worldwide for his work in the psychology of performance in business, parenting and sports.

Childhood Obesity and Emotional Eating

December 10, 2009 The World of Kids 19825 Views = 13

Currently, an estimated 1 billion people – that’s a little over 1 in 7 – are overweight, and at least 300 million of them are classified as clinically obese, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported. Decades of monitoring the weight of the world clearly show the number of overweight and obese people is rising fast and the crisis is as severe in many parts of the world among children and adolescents ages of 2-19 as it is among adults.