How to stop hurting when our Child is in Pain
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Gap Energy
Gap Energy is a Concept in the Multilevel Emotion Regulation Theory (MERT) developed by Simone de Hoogh. Every time we […]
Anxiety Receptor
Anxiety Receptor is a construct in the Multilevel Emotion Regulation Theory (MERT) developed by Simone de Hoogh. Coming soon Subscribe to PowerWood’s email newsletter […]
Stress Responses
Stress Responses is an underpinning theory of the Multilevel Emotion Regulation Theory (MERT) developed by Simone de Hoogh. Coming soon Subscribe to PowerWood’s email […]
Involuntary Mechanisms (IM).
Involuntary Mechanisms (IM) is a Concept in the Multilevel Emotion Regulation Theory (MERT) developed by Simone de Hoogh. Coming soon Subscribe […]
Runway
Runway is a Main Concept in the Multilevel Emotion Regulation Theory (MERT) developed by Simone de Hoogh. Coming soon Subscribe […]
Multilevel Emotion Regulation Theory (MERT)
Introduction MERT Multilevel Emotion Regulation Theory (MERT) © Simone de Hoogh – Preliminary Version For (More)Able Neurodiverse Children, Teens and […]
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The Cycle of Emotional and Sensory Overload
Main Concept Multilevel Emotion Regulation Theory (MERT) The Cycle of Emotional and Sensory Overload is one of the main concepts in […]
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Baseline
Baseline is one of the main concepts in the Multilevel Emotional Regulation Theory (MERT) developed by Simone de Hoogh. In PowerWood we […]
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I can say to my daughter that other people feel like this…
When I first read about PowerWood I thought it was interesting because my kids are really quite sensitive. They will […]