Beth Onufrak's guest appearances

Beth Onufrak

Family Confidential: Secrets of Successful Parenting with Annie Fox, M.Ed.

Rachel Simmons

Wednesday Martin

Devorah Heitner

Mike Robbins

Glennon Doyle Melton

Amy Lang

Laura Markham

Lenore Skenazy

Jessica Lahey

Rick Phillips

Dina Rose

Alden Mills

Susan Smith

Phyllis Fagell

Sarah Newton

OwlTail

Young children have a hard time talking about emotions because we can't see our feelings. When we teach kids about shapes, for example, we can point to physical objects and name them and touch them. They begin to understand concepts like "circle" and "square" and recognize them on sight. But feelings just "emerge from within," says, clinical psychologist, Dr. Beth Onufrak. "Like a volcano or a tsunami. So it's difficult for young children to put words to those feelings." Annie talks with Dr. Beth about practical tips for supporting the emotional development of young children without yelling, so they can thrive.About Dr. Beth OnufrakBeth Onufrak, a Clinical Child Psychologist, focuses her work on the critical preschool and primary years (ages 3-8), where she specializes in early childhood mental health.Along with her clinical practice, Dr. Beth offers variety of parent workshops and seminars. She also blogs at A Child in Mind. Learn more at http://DrBethKids.comCopyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

Young children have a hard time talking about emotions because we can't see our feelings. When we teach kids about shapes, for example, we can point to physical objects and name them and touch them. They begin to understand concepts like "circle" and "square" and recognize them on sight. But feelings just "emerge from within," says, clinical psychologist, Dr. Beth Onufrak. "Like a volcano or a tsunami. So it's difficult for young children to put words to those feelings." Annie talks with Dr. Beth about practical tips for supporting the emotional development of young children without yelling, so they can thrive. About Dr. Beth Onufrak Beth Onufrak, a Clinical Child Psychologist, focuses her work on the critical preschool and primary years (ages 3-8), where she specializes in early childhood mental health. Along with her clinical practice, Dr. Beth offers variety of parent workshops and seminars. She also blogs at A Child in Mind. Learn more at <a href="http://DrBethKids.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://DrBethKids.com</a> Copyright © 2009-2018 Annie Fox and Electric Eggplant. All Rights Reserved.

FCV026 Kids and Emotional Meltdowns, Dr. Beth Onufrak