Plus, the ultimate workout that is also a mental game.
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How can you help your kid flourish? Experts say to help them find ‘flow’ |
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Uncertainty and fear can contribute to kids’ languishing. But there’s an antidote: flow. Psychologists say this state of being immersed in a task or activity has real mental health benefits for kids. Here are their tips for getting your kids in flow. |
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Dr. Nick Gatford, Research Fellow/Kavli Institute of Nanoscience Discovery/University of Oxford
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