1. Provide good support and care: It is very important to establish a positive, supportive and warm relationship with children. Give them attention, understanding and acceptance, and make them feel safe and cared for.
2. Cultivate positive emotional expression and management skills: Encourage children to express their emotions and teach them appropriate emotional management skills, such as deep breathing, positive thinking and seeking help.
3. Establish healthy living habits: Help children establish healthy living habits, including regular work and rest, balanced diet, proper physical exercise and good sleep. These habits help to maintain physical and mental health.
4. Encourage positive self-awareness and self-confidence: help children understand their strengths and interests, and encourage them to set goals and challenge themselves. Building positive self-esteem and self-confidence can help them face challenges and adversity.
5. Provide appropriate challenges and development opportunities: Encourage children to participate in various activities and hobbies, and provide appropriate challenges and development opportunities. This helps to cultivate their interests, talents and sense of self-growth.
6. Establish good interpersonal relationships: Help children learn to establish positive and healthy interpersonal relationships with others, including family, friends and peers. This can provide support and emotional connection and promote the development of social skills.
7. Teaching stress and problem-solving skills: Teaching children stress and problem-solving skills, including positive problem-solving methods, flexible thinking and appropriate coping strategies.
8. Advocating mental health education: cooperating with schools and communities to advocate the importance of mental health education. Provide relevant resources and support to let children and parents know about mental health problems and provide help and support.
It is important that every child is a unique individual, and they may need different support and attention. Parents and educators should establish positive communication with their children, understand their needs, and appropriately adjust their parenting styles and support measures according to the actual situation. It is also important to seek professional psychological counseling and support when necessary.