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Christine Fonseca MS

About

Christine Fonseca, MS, is trained and licensed as an educational psychologist. She is dedicated to helping children and adults maximize their potential. She is an award-winning author of both non-fiction and fiction, a nationally recognized speaker on topics related to educational psychology, mental health and giftedness, and an international consultant and coach. Christine has written self-help articles for Parents.com, Johnson & Johnson, and Justine Magazine. Critically acclaimed titles include Emotional Intensity in Gifted Students, Letting Go: A Girl’s Guide to Breaking Free of Stress and Anxiety, and the upcoming releases The Caring Child: Raising Empathetic and Emotionally Intelligent Children (Summer 2019) and Healing the Heart: Helping Your Child Thrive After Trauma (Winter 2019).

Books by Christine Fonseca MS
Recent Posts
Living a Quiet Life
Are you worried your introverted children may struggle in our extroverted world? These tips can help.
When Every Emotion Is Too Big and Too Loud

Is the emotional intensity in your gifted children wearing you out? Here are seven tips to help kids manage emotional intensity.

Is the emotional intensity in your gifted children wearing you out? Here are seven tips to help kids manage emotional intensity.

Helping Children Manage Intense Emotions

Are your children struggling to manage their intense emotions amid the coronavirus outbreak? Here are four strategies to help.

Are your children struggling to manage their intense emotions amid the coronavirus outbreak? Here are four strategies to help.

Dealing With Loss

Is your child struggling with loss? These five tips can help your child process their grief in a healthy way.

Is your child struggling with loss? These five tips can help your child process their grief in a healthy way.

Is Your Child Feeling Worried or Anxious?

Does your child appear anxious and worried? Do you wonder about social anxiety disorder? Here are things to look for and what you can do to help your child.

Does your child appear anxious and worried? Do you wonder about social anxiety disorder? Here are things to look for and what you can do to help your child.