In today’s educational landscape, emotional intelligence (EI) is emerging as a critical part of the learning experience, especially for students with special needs. But what does it look like in practice – and how can educators create environments where these students can thrive both academically and emotionally? In a fourth deeply insightful interview between Mina […]
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Speech Empowerment via Polyvagal Theory: Voice and Trauma Therapy with Heleen Grooten (Part 2)
Communication is a fundamental human right – essential for expressing thoughts, building connections, and thriving both academically and emotionally. Yet, for many individuals, especially children and young adults, the simple act of speaking can become a hurdle due to underlying stress, anxiety, or neurological conditions. In a recent conversation between Mina Roustayi, an Integrative Learning […]
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Speech Empowerment via Polyvagal Theory: Voice and Trauma Therapy with Heleen Grooten (Part 1)
Understanding the connection between trauma, our nervous system, and communication is gaining momentum in the world of speech-language pathology. In a recent interview on the We Can Learn 2 Learn blog, Mina Roustayi sat down with Heleen Grooten, an experienced speech-language pathologist from Gennep, Netherlands, whose work is pioneering the integration of Polyvagal Theory into […]
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Father’s Role in Creating Emotional and Cognitive Resilience for Children with Travis Goodman
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In today’s fast-paced world, the importance of attachment and emotional intelligence in education and parenting cannot be overstated. At the heart of healthy development, successful learning, and resilient children lies the foundation of safe, nurturing relationships—both at home and in school. In a recent discussion with Travis Goodman, an expert in attachment theory and emotional […]