Coping Abilities for Children Workbook: Over 75 Coping Methods to Assist Children Take care of Stress, Nervousness and Anger

The Coping Abilities for Children Workbook is designed to assist children be taught and follow coping abilities to take care of nervousness, stress and anger. The workbook consists of:

Over 75 Coping Abilities for Children to strive with greater than 20 Printables/Worksheets to assist

Hyperlinks to Coping Abilities for Children YouTube Movies

A Useful resource Assortment of different useful books and web sites for households

Children can learn this e book on their very own, or they’ll work by way of it with a member of the family or one other trusted grownup.

Reward for the workbook:

“The Coping Abilities Workbook is a wonderful useful resource for fogeys (and educators) who wish to assist the kids of their lives be taught necessary, timeless abilities for self-soothing. Crammed with concrete options and directions, this workbook permits dad and mom to show their children to deal with the stressors that they’ll inevitably encounter of their day after day lives. This workbook additionally capabilities as a layperson’s primer on Cognitive Behavioral Remedy, serving to dad and mom educate children how one can reframe their cognitions and alter their behaviors to really feel extra calm and in management.”

Dr. Samantha Rodman, Psychologist, Writer of The best way to Speak to Your Children about Your Divorce

“I completely LOVE the “Coping Abilities for Children Workbook” by Janine Halloran. It’s an AMAZING useful resource of over 75 coping methods for teenagers to assist take care of stress, nervousness, and anger. It’s organized splendidly by 4 classes – calming coping abilities, distracting coping abilities, bodily coping abilities, and course of coping abilities – with an especially useful guidelines handout to work on with children. With all of those methods in a single place it is going to positively be my “go-to” e book for a very long time in my work as a toddler psychologist and play therapist.”

Dr. Laura Hutchison, Psychologist