| Join us for a free, live Q&A webinar on Wednesday, March 18 at 12 pm with ADAA member experts, Drs Mary K. Alvord, Lindsay Myerberg, and Rachel Weinstock to explore how talents and special interests can build resilience in children, teens, and families. Developing a talent or special interest is a powerful protective factor for young people. Beyond academics and peer relationships, a "third island of competence" provides a sense of mastery, identity, and engagement—key ingredients for emotional resilience. This session goes beyond supporting a child's interests. It will explore how nurturing curiosity and engagement can strengthen resilience not only in young people, but also within families and school communities. From this discussion, participants will learn how to: - Identify and nurture a child's "island of competence" through talents and special interests
- Use passion-based activities to build confidence, coping skills, and emotional resilience
- Support families in creating balance and connection through shared interests
- Encourage students and parents to engage in meaningful activities that strengthen the school community
Join this conversation to discover how small, intentional investments in passions and talents can create powerful pathways to resilience for children, families, and educators alike. |
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