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Dec

13

Dare To Dream Student Leadership Conference set for May 21 at Rutgers

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Dec

19

Sign up to participate in the “Bullies Back Down When We Stand Up” poster contest!

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Dec

29

NJCTS announces introduction of federal Tourette Syndrome legislation (updated)

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Jan

23

Emotion Regulation: Strategies for Children and Adolescents Experiencing Irritability and Difficulties Managing Their Emotions

Presenter: Julie Ryan, Ph.D.
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Dr. Ryan reviewed emotion regulation strategies for children and adolescents. She gave us tools to use in validating the persons feelings without agreeing with their behaviors as well as understanding that feelings can also cause physical reactions. Dr. Ryan also reviewed PLEASE skills.

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