Early Childhood Mental Health Consultants/Counselors assist educators and caregivers to Observe, Wonder and Lead. For more information please message us.
OWL consultants are Early Childhood Mental Health Consultant/Counselors who provide FREE consultation and SUTQ approved trainings to Early Childhood Educators along with supporting families around social emotional development and behavioral challenges. Services are currently being offered in ten Ohio counties; Stark, Portage, Wayne, Holmes, Ashland, Carroll, Belmont, Harrison, Tuscarawas and Monro
04/07/2022
Float, float, float your duck, gently down the stream. Watch, watch, watch to see if crosses the finish line. It's back by popular demand. C&A's second annual Duck Derby will be held virtually on May 26 at noon. Now is your chance to Adopt-A-Duck or be a race sponsor. Click on the link to join the fun - https://www.childandadolescent.org/cas-annual-duck-derby/
12/04/2019
Screen Dependency Disorder Is Real, and It Damages Your Child's Brain Screen dependency disorder is plaguing today's youth. Too much screen time is ruining not only their physical health but their emotional health, too.
11/06/2019
We're Constantly Checking On Students, But What About the Teachers? I never want my students to leave my classroom feeling as if they’re struggling mentally…but who cares if I feel that way?
05/11/2019
Social skills matter
Your Kindergartener’s Social Skills Matter More Than Their Academics Here's how to help your kid build social skills.
02/05/2019
01/09/2019
01/04/2019
Your child's social skills in kindergarten are more important than their academics Here are five to focus on building in your kiddo.
01/04/2019
Books About Feelings for Babies and Toddlers Books are powerful tools that can help children make sense of difficult feelings. Explore this reading list for infants and toddlers to help them navigate complex feelings and experiences, including anger, fear, grief and loss, and divorce.
07/25/2018
Your child's social skills in kindergarten are more important than their academics Here are five to focus on building in your kiddo