Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick!: Practical activities to help your child manage emotions, navigate social situations and reduce anxiety

The Mom’s Choice Award winner, Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick! Practical activities to help your child manage their emotions, navigate social situations and decrease anxiety, Expanded and Updated, (black and white version!) has helped thousands of families boost emotional regulation, executive functioning, social communication, reduce anxiety, and so much more!

Does your child struggle to have meaningful connections, navigate social situations, and communicate with others?

Learn how to support them so that they can build on their strengths and interests to feel confident and connected in social relationships and situations.

Does your child experience high levels of anxiety or BIG emotions with meltdowns that happen in the blink of an eye?

Get inspired with mindful activities, coping tools, and daily calming strategies to boost your child’s emotional intelligence, regulation, and ability to pause before they react.

Are you looking for the energy and patience to help your child develop in these areas, but too busy managing the meltdowns, dealing with transitions, regulation issues, and behaviors that come from sensitivities, anxiety, ADHD, or autism?

This Mom’s Choice Award-winning book offers practical ideas in a user-friendly structure with simple and fun activities that help parents do just that. Because your child learns the most from YOU!

Children need ongoing exposure for greater awareness and understanding of themselves and the complex world in which they live—as well as explanations and practice throughout the day—to manage their emotions, navigate social situations, and reduce anxiety.

Over 200 updated simple and easy-to-understand activities show you the teachable moments to use throughout your daily routines with your child.

Getting ready for the day, preparing and eating meals together, reading time, going to the doctor, celebrating holidays, and partnering with your child’s school become opportunities for discovery and guidance to nurture your child's social-emotional development.

These social and emotional activities, including new mindfulness practices and a new section on bridging home and school, are invaluable for busy or overwhelmed parents. When you have the tools you need to help your child, you can both become more calm, confident, and connected.

Read Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick! and help your child:

• Build communication skills for fulfilling relationships
• Navigate transitions and boundaries, and try new things
• Focus on schoolwork instead of resisting or complaining
• Gain listening and mindfulness skills to build meaningful friendships
• Identify subtle social clues to navigate the social world without anxiety
• Learn how to take others' perspectives and understand how actions make people feel
• Develop tools to build resilience and emotional regulation, decrease anxiety, and much more!

Help your child connect and thrive socially and emotionally—without either of you getting frustrated or overwhelmed!

Elizabeth Sautter, M.A., CCC, is a Speech and Language Pathologist, author and presenter
specializing in social and emotional learning for families since 1996. She is the founder of
Make Social Learning Stick which provides consultation, training and resources to help
children, teens and their families build skills and practical strategies to manage emotions,
navigate social situations, and achieve their goals. She is author of the Mom's Choice Award
Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick! Practical activities to help your child manage
emotions, navigate social situations & reduce anxiety. She is also co-owner of
Communication Works which provides speech therapy to schools and individual clients.
She has completed a mentorship and internship with Michelle Garcia Winner, for Social
Thinking® and has co-authored two popular children's books, Whole Body Listening Larry
at Home and Whole Body Listening Larry at School. Elizabeth is a collaborative trainer for
Zones of Regulation and co-author of its game and storybooks. On a personal note, she has
two teenage sons, a sister, and cousin with additional needs related to social
communication, self-regulation and executive functioning challenges. This makes her work
not just a career, but a life endeavor.