We’re excited to introduce a new podcast series created as part of the Supporting Children's Mental Health in Ukraine’s De-Occupied Territories project, implemented by the Global Health Program at Boston Children's Hospital, Harvard University, in partnership with the NGO Community Self-Help.
Together with leading experts, we’ll dive into essential and timely topics related to children's mental health, parenting, child development, emotional support in difficult times, and the impact of war on childhood. Our discussions will provide valuable insights on how to support children who have experienced trauma.
📅 The first episode is now available on our YouTube channel!
Joining the discussion are Marta Pyvovarenko, Head of the Service Quality Assurance in MHPSS Department at Community Self-Help, and Kseniia Chubova, a child neuropsychologist.
🎧 In this episode, you'll learn:
✔️ How to protect children from online threats and scams
✔️ Why going online is like stepping outside—safety matters every time
✔️ How a child’s emotional brain influences their behavior
✔️ How to build trust so your child feels safe opening up to you
✔️ Why spending quality time with your child is crucial for maintaining connection
✔️ How to teach children to express emotions and why it’s vital for their development
Watch the episode and share your thoughts in the comments—we truly value your feedback! 🫶
