Bloom
Feel-good art studio
For grown-ups
When a meltdown starts: stay close, say what you see, and offer the studio. Drawing gives the feeling somewhere to go.
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Say calmly: "I see a big angry feeling." Naming a feeling helps the body settle.
During a meltdown, words bounce off. Hand them paper and say "show me your angry."
Hitting paper with a crayon is great. Hitting people isn't. Redirect the energy, don't block it.
Kids borrow your calm. Blow out the pretend candle with them, slowly, three times.
Once calm, ask: "What's happening in your picture?" It opens gentle conversation.
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