Change is an inevitable part of life, and no one young or old is immune to it.
School-age children (and their parents) in particular experience a significant amount of change as they navigate the educational system going from daycare to preschool to kindergarten, on to middle school, high school, potentially college and beyond until
inevitably they grow up and set out on a path of their own.
The fluctuations in routine felt along the way can be hard to process for some children and the adults guiding them, so UTMB psychologists with the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Dr. Barbara
Calvert, associate professor, and Dr. Kimberly Gushanas, assistant professor, share some helpful guidelines on how to manage the emotions and stress that come with change.