Can your own stress increase the risk of a child for abuse or depression?  Yes.   For example, it's important you are always approachable if there is an issue.   And children are like sponges - your stress can increase their own stress levels.   So, what is a proven therapy framework to help you balance?   And can you share in relaxing activities with your child?  Absolutely.  Listen in.  And subscribe.

Can your own stress increase the risk of a child for abuse or depression? Yes. For example, it's important you are always approachable if there is an issue. And children are like sponges - your stress can increase their own stress levels. So, what is a proven therapy framework to help you balance? And can you share in relaxing activities with your child? Absolutely. Listen in. And subscribe.

Can your own stress increase the risk of a child for abuse or depression? &nbsp;Yes. &nbsp;&nbsp;For example, it's important you are always approachable if there is an issue. &nbsp;&nbsp;And children are like sponges - your stress can increase their own stress levels. &nbsp;&nbsp;So, what is a proven therapy framework to help you balance? &nbsp;&nbsp;And can you share in relaxing activities with your child? &nbsp;Absolutely. &nbsp;Listen in. &nbsp;And subscribe.

#4: Want safer children? Reduce your stress level.

Looking out for children is everyone's responsibility. But with things like child sexual abuse, bullying, and depression lurking around - what do you exactly look for youth behavior, and what precisely should you do? Join Carole Swiecicki, Ph.D. (clinical psychologist and head of a leading child advocacy center), Stafford Green (founder, CAPE- Child Abuse Prevention Education), and expert guests for the critical conversation, leading research, and tools to help us all keep every child safe.

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#4: Want safer children? Reduce your stress level.

#4: Want safer children? Reduce your stress level.