This book can be used by parents, caregivers, teachers and/or health professionals who may have specific concerns about a child, or who simply wish to 'check in' to see how their child is fairing, and is an ideal addition to their 'toolkit'. I strongly suggest using this book over a number of sessions, working through it slowly and at the child's pace; ensuring they have sufficient time to resp…
This book was written to provide children in family violence homes with a sense of hope and to lessen the traumatic effects of their living situations. It aims to help children voice their concerns and their fears, and to express these with an adult or adults they trust such as a family member, teacher, carer or the police. Too often children in these environments blame themselves for the viole…
A book to encourage resilience, and persistence and to help children bounce back from challenges and adversity
Create a lifetime of connection with your children.Therapist and wildly popular attachment research expert Eli Harwood (a.k.a. Attachment Nerd) illuminates attachment theory as foundational to the only parenting approach proven to have a lasting impact. How do you raise kids who are confident, capable, and caring? The first ingredient is a secure and close relationship—key to helping them sel…
Apakah kehendak bebas benar-benar ada? Apakah manusia bebas benar-benar ada? Okky Madasari mengemukakan pertanyaan-pertanyaan besar dari manusia dan kemanusiaan dalam novel ini. Melalui dua tokoh utama, Sasana dan Jaka Wani, dihadirkan pergulatan manusia dalam mencari kebebasan dan melepaskan diri dari segala kungkungan. Mulai dari kungkungan tubuh dan pikiran, kungkungan tradisi dan kel…
Research shows that undertaking mindful practices encourages kindness in children and helps them manage their emotions. This illustrated guide presents 30 simple activities—from making a glitter jar to practising visualization designed to help calm the mind and body. Age 7+
You're here because, like me, you've been diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder—which, by the way, just might be the worst name for a condition ever—and you're trying to figure out how to make your life a little more manageable. Or because, like my wife, Kim, you love, teach, or work with someone who has ADHD, and you're trying to figure out how to best support them. Th…