I still don't know what exactly we will focus on with your child, but this is the painful truth:

Too many parents tell me that:

• Their child has difficulty with frustration in challenging situations.

• It is difficult to deal with being bullied, and bullied a lot.

• There are inhibitions and insecurity to try things outside the comfort zone.

I have seen too many children who:

• They feel that they are not capable because they are too weak.

• Escape to the screens instead of going out into the world and enjoying.

• find it difficult to express themselves confidently.

And the reason for this is:

that during the essential years for personal and social development, our children were confined at home. And even when they came out, a social distance was created that prevented them from experiencing meaningful interactions that develop resilience skills and self-confidence.

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And the children do not have an empowering source that will build them these skills in an inclusive and supportive environment, with their peers.

But there is a more significant problem

What do we do if the situation does not improve?

Children who struggle with self-confidence and mental resilience are at high risk of being victims of violence and bullying. And as time goes by, the situation only becomes more and more complicated to change, because negative thinking patterns are established and the ability to change them and build skills such as emotional regulation, high self-worth, etc. decreases.

Instilling self-confidence and mental resilience is the key to a positive and promising future for children

Our goal is to help our children thrive in their lives, and to pave the way for them, will be the best gift we can give them in life.