Four Keys to Resilient Kids - Mosaic Motherhood

Give your kids the tools to manage their trauma without activating your own

Are you coparenting with someone who has an addiction, narcissistic tendencies, abusive behaviors, or is emotionally or physically absent, and want to help your child deal with the effects of the trauma?
These 4 keys will walk you step by step through helping your child build resilience and regulate their emotions, even when you’re not around.

Learn how to identify and work through your child's triggers
Follow the four steps Jesus modeled to teach your children emotional regulation
Discover the quickest and most effective way to help your child calm themselves after a triggering event.
Arm yourself with tools to build your child's resilience.

Immediate access to strategies you can put into practice TODAY to begin making a difference in your child’s ability to face adversity without being overcome by it.

I'm Jess,
Divorced mom of 2 and founder of mosaic motherhood

I divorced in order to leave an emotionally destructive marriage. The truth is, I left because I was more concerned about my kids than I was about myself. I thought I was leaving to get them away from the destruction; I didn’t factor in how much they would be required to go back into it. When I left I was surrounded by resources for women like me; what I lacked was resources for my kids.

I have researched, trained, tested and tried many different techniques to help my children cope with the reality of their situation, and the traumatic it brings with it, and I have found these four things to be crucial to building children’s resilience.

These strategies aren’t just a curated list of things that sound good, they are things that have consistently worked for my children and others whose mom’s have worked with me.
But don’t take my word for it, get the download and find out for yourself!