Marlene Davis

Hello! My name is Marlene. I am a lifelong learner who believes that education is a way of learning, sharing, and making the world a better place.

Marlene Davis is a certified parent educator, early childhood educator, brain health professional, life coach, emotional resilience facilitator, professional nurse, and bilingual author. She has been featured on an array of radio talk show programs and television stations such as Univisión and Telemundo. She has delivered hundreds of presentations in her native country of Perú, in Argentina, and in the US, empowering educators and parents with her knowledge and expertise on living a healthy lifestyle, improving mental health, and building parenting skills. Above all else, Marlene cherishes the family time that she spends with her husband and children.

New Book!
An illustration on the cover of a book titled Emotions at School

Emotions at School

This insightful book, written in English and Spanish, recounts the story of a young girl named Celeste. This story reflects the reality children and youth face at school. One morning, Celeste was unexpectedly confronted with a conflict situation at school. It made her feel very upset and afraid. That same day her teacher presented a new practical and helpful technique called, “The 5 Senses for Emotional Resilience.” Using this technique, Celeste experienced a positive and creative way to identify feelings that were affecting her that morning at school. Instead of pushing, rejecting, and avoiding her emotions, she embraced them and followed the steps of “The 5 Senses for Emotional Resilience.” By applying this technique, Celeste felt safe and turned her fears into courage, ready to begin her school day with great confidence.

This is not just another book. It is a new toolkit for youth to empower their emotional resilience.

The 5 senses For Emotional Resilience

The 5 Senses

Our five senses play a very important role in our emotional state and can help us to be aware of our thoughts, feelings, and behavior. “The 5 Senses for Emotional Resilience” technique can help children on a step- by-step approach to identify emotions that are causing unpredictable and hurtful behavior before the emotions get too intense to control. With proper regulation and self-control, children gain the power to stay calm, express their feelings, and process their emotions in a positive and healthy way.

This is a technique to help children and youth to unwind and decompress from a stressful situation at school.