Now Support Your Child
in Managing Big Emotions
Help your child understand their feelings and develop tools
to handle them with confidence.
Emotional You: Managing
Your Emotions
Expert-designed, research-backed, and ready to bring
life-changing skills into everyday learning.
Course Overview
Understand Emotions
Recognize how feelings influence thoughts, behaviors, and relationships.
Cope with Stress
Use breathing and distraction techniques to manage challenging emotions.
Build Emotional Skills
Develop a toolbox for regulation, stress relief, and problem-solving.
Communicate Effectively
Share emotions with trusted individuals for stronger social support.

Course Badges

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Completing 1 Module
Elephant – The Feeler
The Elephant senses feelings in every step. Its memory and sensitivity help you name, not bury, what you feel.


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Completing 2 Module
Storm Phoenix – The Calmer
Rising from the noise, the Storm Phoenix becomes your calm. It helps you pause and notice before reacting.


Unlocked After
Completing 3 Module
Leopard – The Balancer
The Leopard expresses feelings without losing control. It’s your partner in balancing boldness with care.


Unlocked After
Completing 4 Module
Peacock Dragon – The Uplifter
Proud and bright, the Peacock Dragon dances when you embrace joy. Its glow grows every time you uplift yourself or others.

Meet the Course Creator

Dr. Corina Weir
Dr. Corina Weir has over 8 years of specialized experience in behavior change and pediatric psychology.
As a former university lecturer, she has a passion for educating the next generation.
Her role as a working mother of two young children provides her with firsthand knowledge of the challenges and importance of fostering skills in emotional regulation.
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Emotional You: Manage Your Emotions
Recognizing Anger
Recognizing Anger
Recognizing anger is like learning to spot a storm before it hits.
When you’re angry, you might feel your face get hot, your fists clench, or your heart beat faster.
Your thoughts might be racing, thinking about what upset you or how unfair things seem.
Psychologists say that noticing these signs helps you manage your emotions better.
Paying attention to how your body feels and what you’re thinking when you’re angry can help you to handle anger in a healthy way.
Knowing when you are angry is the first step to then using tools to cope with the anger in helpful ways.