April 10, 2025 - 19:23

The Okaloosa County School District will host a free parenting workshop this Friday aimed at equipping parents with strategies to help their children manage intense feelings. This initiative is designed to address the challenges many families face when dealing with "big emotions," such as anger, anxiety, and sadness.
The workshop will provide valuable insights into emotional regulation and offer practical tools for parents to support their children in navigating these feelings. Experts will share techniques that can be implemented at home, fostering a supportive environment for emotional expression and resilience.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions and share experiences, creating a community of support among parents. The workshop is open to all parents and caregivers in the district, encouraging them to take part in this important conversation about emotional well-being.
This event reflects the district's commitment to promoting mental health and emotional intelligence among students and their families.
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