Children Feel Secure

Dec 28, 2020 | Clinical Psychotherpy

 

In this video counselors Kevon Owen, Jack Smith and Destini Ramsey are talking about children feeling secure. A secure environment for children is critical for learning life lessons from parents and other authority figures. A well-bonded child is secure and does better at everything. “If raised in a stable environment, your child will have less anxiety and a higher threshold of security. Therefore, your child will approach everything with a stronger sense of self… and a strong central core.” That quote is from the Huffington Post. If you are raising children in an unstable environment it will act as a mirror for your children. To speak with a professional counselor about your environment that you are bringing your children up in contact Kevon Owen at 405-740-1249 or 405-655-5180. You can also visit Kevon’s website at https://www.kevonowen.com.

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