Early child development can be seriously compromised by social, regulatory and emotional impairments. Indeed, young
children are capable of deep and lasting sadness, grief, and disorganization in response to trauma, loss, and early personal
rejection.
The preschool years are vital in laying the foundation for emotional development and for future social and cognitive learning.
Paying attention to mental health needs in these formative and dynamic years is critically important, and new research sheds
light to how to do this well.
Mental health, like physical health, is an essential part of a person’s identity. Like physical health, mental health moves back
and forth along a continuum throughout life, beginning during prenatal development. Sometimes mental health problems stem
from environmental 'stressors' and sometimes they stem from biological factors. For every child, a complex interaction of
these two factors exists, combined with the individual process of personality development. “Children affect their environment
at the same time that their environments are affecting them.” Environmental factors are the factors people have the most
control over, and therefore more information is available about how to tip environmental factors in a positive direction for
healthy emotional development.
Early child development can be seriously compromised by social, regulatory and emotional impairments. Indeed, youngchildren are capable of deep and lasting sadness, grief, and disorganization in response to trauma, loss, and early personalrejection.The preschool years are vital in laying the foundation for emotional development and for future social and cognitive learning.Paying attention to mental health needs in these formative and dynamic years is critically important, and new research shedslight to how to do this well.Mental health, like physical health, is an essential part of a person’s identity. Like physical health, mental health moves backand forth along a continuum throughout life, beginning during prenatal development. Sometimes mental health problems stemfrom environmental 'stressors' and sometimes they stem from biological factors. For every child, a complex interaction ofthese two factors exists, combined with the individual process of personality development. “Children affect their environmentat the same time that their environments are affecting them.” Environmental factors are the factors people have the mostcontrol over, and therefore more information is available about how to tip environmental factors in a positive direction forhealthy emotional development.
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