Every family's road through mold looks different, and so does every child's. There are some children who have quietly decided some of this could be their fault. Some children who grieve over things that couldn't come along. Some children whose behavior that reads as defiance, but their body may still be on alert. Some might even question what home means now.
So, we put together this parents and caregivers guide that covers the chanllenges that come up often in our community. A set of tools you can pick from rather than a program to follow. Some of it may fit your family, some of it may not, but the beautiful is it’s a tool for you to know it’s there.
Nine steps in three parts: seeing and reassuring, rebuilding safety, moving toward hope. Each step gives you words you can actually say out loud, and each part ends with two short questions for you.
Give yourself grace as you go. There's no right pace so you can come back to a page as many times as it helps.
This guide is educational only, and not a substitute for a licensed child therapist, counselor, or pediatrician.
The companion workbook has the activities and scripts for working through this together with your child. A separate free download with its own checkout.
Free to download upon checkout. Print it at home.
Every family's road through mold looks different, and so does every child's. There are some children who have quietly decided some of this could be their fault. Some children who grieve over things that couldn't come along. Some children whose behavior that reads as defiance, but their body may still be on alert. Some might even question what home means now.
So, we put together this parents and caregivers guide that covers the chanllenges that come up often in our community. A set of tools you can pick from rather than a program to follow. Some of it may fit your family, some of it may not, but the beautiful is it’s a tool for you to know it’s there.
Nine steps in three parts: seeing and reassuring, rebuilding safety, moving toward hope. Each step gives you words you can actually say out loud, and each part ends with two short questions for you.
Give yourself grace as you go. There's no right pace so you can come back to a page as many times as it helps.
This guide is educational only, and not a substitute for a licensed child therapist, counselor, or pediatrician.
The companion workbook has the activities and scripts for working through this together with your child. A separate free download with its own checkout.
Free to download upon checkout. Print it at home.
