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Research shows that modern teenagers-our beloved Gen Zers-experience similar stress levels as adults. However, unlike adults who have been exposed to various coping mechanisms, young people are often confused about ways to cope with stress.
Now more than ever, parents are stepping up and teaching their teens how to psychologically equip themselves for modern challenges. After all, we can't leave it up to school teachers or social media influencers to prepare our children for the world!
But as much as teens need the support, they desire to work through their problems, at their own pace, in their own time.
The combination of psychotherapy and self-directed learning is an effective way for teenagers to learn about healthy coping strategies, in their own time, in the comfort of their bedrooms.
Without any external pressure, teens are able to study and practice various mind and body techniques and create their own toolkits of useful skills to manage stress and anxiety.
The Teens' Workbook to Self-Regulate is a valuable resource that introduces modern teenagers to Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a form of psychotherapy created to develop emotional regulation and behavioral modification skills.
The workbook is broken down into two parts: cognitive techniques and behavioral techniques, and provides teens with exercises that reinforce the following skills:
These skills-and many more-are taught over 42 age-appropriate exercises, which are designed to help children between the ages of 9 and 16 reflect on their personal life experiences and examine their own thoughts and behaviors.
The workbook will not only serve as a companion for your child during stressful life events but will also help them prepare for future challenges that require mental and emotional resilience.
So, what are you still waiting for? Make an investment in your teen's mental health, and get yourself a copy of The Teens' Workbook to Self-Regulate, today!
With all of this content flooding the internet, it is becoming easier for teens to find peers who are faced with similar psychological issues. But more often than not, they are still left confused about how to respond to these challenges in positive ways.
What seems to be lacking isn't education about stress or anxiety, but rather effective cognitive, emotional, and behavioral skills to confront obstacles head on. Above and beyond the guidance offered by friends, parents, and schoolteachers, teens can also benefit from learning how to improve their reactions to stressful situations.
Beyond Coping Skills: The Ultimate Teens' Workbook is an easy-to-use self-directed therapy workbook that can help teenagers aged 13-19 practice core CBT and DBT skills from the comfort of their own bedrooms.
Yes, that's right! In this digital age, where there is an app for virtually everything, and information is available at the touch of a button, therapy has become more affordable and accessible online!
Several studies have proven the success of both CBT and DBT in managing stress, regulating strong emotions, and modifying behaviors-and the best part is that the same skills taught in a counseling room can be practiced at home too!
Over the course of 5 chapters, 28 journal prompts, and 50 exercises, teens can look forward to learning:
The purpose of this workbook is to mentally prepare teens for unexpected and ongoing stressful situations they may face at home or at school. Through a powerful combination of CBT and DBT skills, they will be able to walk away with knowledge on how to reflect, reframe, and readjust their thoughts and emotions to achieve desired goals.
Teens need support now more than ever before to manage the transitions that come with adolescence, but not the kind of support where mom and dad are constantly in their ear!
They are in search of helpful resources that they can pursue on their own, which can provide the appropriate psychological skills to cope with everyday life stressors.
The DBT Workbook for Teens is the perfect resource to help your child, aged 13-19, learn effective stress management techniques at their own pace.
Borrowing from the work of the founder of dialectical behavioral therapy, Dr. Marsha Linehan, the workbook presents four core DBT skills: mindfulness, emotional regulation, distress tolerance, and interpersonal effectiveness.
Each skill promises to teach your child valuable coping strategies: Mindfulness seeks to identify and let go of unwanted thoughts and emotions, emotional regulation teaches how to describe and observe strong emotions without being taken by them, distress tolerance strengthens emotional resilience in the face of challenges, and interpersonal effectiveness promotes self-respect and setting healthy boundaries.
Some of the critical lessons your child will learn include:
The aim of this workbook is to teach young people different ways to cope with stress, whether it be through calming their minds, regulating their emotions, or learning how to express their thoughts and feelings effectively. After going through these DBT skills and exercises, teens will walk away feeling more equipped to handle the pressures of school, home life, and friendships.
The benefits of stress management with DBT are endless. Set your teen up for success by purchasing a copy of the workbook today!
Take the positive parenting approach to help your child overcome defiance through this 9-step parenting plan
Does you child argue with adults, including you?
Are they easily angered?
Do they oppose every rule and blame others for their mistakes?
Parenting can often feel like an uphill battle, especially as the child grows older.
But sometimes, your child's behavior is not always childlike. Sometimes, their uncalled-for aggression and defiance can mean something else.
According to the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, it is estimated that nearly 2 to 16% of school-going children and teens have ODD.
Usually, in young children, ODD can manifest with depression, anxiety, and even ADHD, and this overlap can make it harder for you to figure out what's going on.
Children with ODD can also show signs of low self-esteem and are usually angry, annoyed, and moody.
Parenting such a child can prove to be stressful and overwhelming. In such a case, how can you make sure your child not only adopts good behavior but also doesn't defy what they're being told?
How can you discipline them without having to resort to anger or getting involved in a power struggle that only leads to resentment?
While it might seem too good to be true, the answer to your worries starts with you.
As a parent, you can model good behavior and social skills in your child using positive reinforcement.
All you have to do is follow these 9 steps to get started.
In Parenting Children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder, you will discover:
● The 9-step parenting plan to help your ODD child through positive parenting techniques
● A deeper look at Oppositional Defiant Disorder - signs, symptoms, causes, and treatments
● What your child's defiance means, and how it relates to ODD as well as ADHD
● How to build your child's self-esteem using positive reinforcement
● Behavior Mapping - learn the ABCs of behavior and how you can use these to monitor your child's behavior progress
● How to create a behavior plan tailored to your child - discover the tricks and tools you need to bring about positive behavioral modifications
● Effective communication techniques - show your children love and encouragement
● How to develop social skills - help your child become a better person, manage their emotions, and make the right decisions
And much more.
Your child has the potential to outgrow ODD, and with proper care and scroll up and click Add to Cart right now.parenting, your child as well as your family can experience a rewarding life.
And it all starts with you...
Are you raising a boy with ADHD who struggles to focus, follow rules, or regulate their emotions?
When disciplining them, do you often feel like you are talking to a brick wall, and no amount of yelling or pleading seems to change their behaviors?
The truth is that these symptoms are equally as frustrating for your child. What you often see as acting up is usually a cry for help. But since they haven't learned the proper self-regulation skills, they cannot respond to their needs in proactive ways.
Every child desires to learn socially acceptable behaviors, so they can have more positive interactions with others. However, due to impairments to vital areas of your child's brain, they get a slower start in life.
But a slow start does not disqualify them from the race!
Hyperactivity and impulsivity can be disruptive when you don't have a strategy for channeling your child's enormous energy. What you need is a comprehensive guide filled with ADHD-friendly activities, stress management techniques, and positive parenting skills to decrease power struggles and improve cooperation.
The ADHD Parenting Guide for Boys is the parenting cheat code you have been searching for!
Inside the book, you will find practical solutions geared toward boys aged 3-17. The chapters explore common challenges experienced as a result of living with ADHD and provide targeted strategies such as:
● identifying sensory triggers for oversensitive boys or determining the right amount of stimulation for sensory-seeking boys
● finding suitable self-soothing techniques that help your child deescalate strong urges and cope with big emotions
● developing social awareness by improving your child's social skills through effective communication and showing empathy
But that's not all. The final chapter includes a range of age-appropriate exercises to help your child practice some of the new skills you will introduce them to, such as how to create healthy habits, make wise decisions, or communicate their feelings using the DESO script.
Parenting is a journey that can feel deeply rewarding when you and your child get on the same page. The good news is that your child's learning and behavioral challenges no longer need to get in the way of building a strong relationship with them.
Purchase a copy of The ADHD Parenting Guide for Boys today and get inspired to parent differently!
The cultural expectation for young girls is to be smart, sociable, and well-mannered. But what happens when they show symptoms of ADHD and experience social and learning challenges?
The answer is in The ADHD Parenting Guide for Girls.
When you think of ADHD, you immediately think of impulsivity and hyperactivity. Well, this is only one type of ADHD, which shows up more often in boys. The other, less talked-about classification is inattentive ADHD, which largely affects girls.
The purpose of this guide is to shed light on the invisible symptoms of ADHD affecting girls aged 3-17 and provide targeted coping strategies to help them manage their symptoms better.
Over the span of 10 chapters, you will gain a better understanding of how to relate to and empathize with their children and support them in the following areas:
● Creating a structured environment consisting of set rules and routines to follow.
● Improving social skills helps build and maintain strong friendships.
● Learning the art of self-monitoring to improve focus, monitor daydreaming, and practice mindful awareness.
Finally, caregivers will learn how to minimize undesirable behaviors using a positive parenting approach that can revolutionize the parent-child bond.
The challenges and opportunities of parenting girls with ADHD are completely different from those of parenting boys. This is why you need to adjust your parenting style to accommodate your child's needs.
Equip yourself with the proper skills and strategies to offer your daughter the best start in life.
Are you passionate about bringing out the best in your elementary students and helping them cultivate healthy relationships with their peers?
Introducing social-emotional learning (SEL), a teaching method suitable for young, curious minds, equipping them with fundamental skills like emotional awareness, open communication, and relationship-building.
With
180 educational and student-friendly exercises to discover
, students from kindergarten to fifth grade have 30 weeks' worth of practice to develop healthy identities.
They will go from having poor teamwork and ineffective coping skills to respectfully expressing their emotions, embracing different perspectives, and being empathetic toward the feelings of others.
Here's a glimpse of the exercises covered in the
Social Emotional Learning Workbook for Elementary
:
The workbook includes learning tools such as flashcards and alphabets, physical activities that get students out of their seats and explore the classroom or the school grounds, as well as creative activities like coloring pictures, DIY projects, and role-playing scenarios.
You have everything you need to make the next 30 school weeks unforgettable.
Grab a copy of the Social Emotional Learning Workbook for Elementary, and support your students in learning valuable skills for all areas of their lives!
Take the positive parenting approach to help your child overcome defiance through this 9-step parenting plan
Does you child argue with adults, including you?
Are they easily angered?
Do they oppose every rule and blame others for their mistakes?
Parenting can often feel like an uphill battle, especially as the child grows older.
But sometimes, your child's behavior is not always childlike. Sometimes, their uncalled-for aggression and defiance can mean something else.
According to the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, it is estimated that nearly 2 to 16% of school-going children and teens have ODD.
Usually, in young children, ODD can manifest with depression, anxiety, and even ADHD, and this overlap can make it harder for you to figure out what's going on.
Children with ODD can also show signs of low self-esteem and are usually angry, annoyed, and moody.
Parenting such a child can prove to be stressful and overwhelming. In such a case, how can you make sure your child not only adopts good behavior but also doesn't defy what they're being told?
How can you discipline them without having to resort to anger or getting involved in a power struggle that only leads to resentment?
While it might seem too good to be true, the answer to your worries starts with you.
As a parent, you can model good behavior and social skills in your child using positive reinforcement.
All you have to do is follow these 9 steps to get started.
In Parenting Children with Oppositional Defiant Disorder, you will discover:
● The 9-step parenting plan to help your ODD child through positive parenting techniques
● A deeper look at Oppositional Defiant Disorder - signs, symptoms, causes, and treatments
● What your child's defiance means, and how it relates to ODD as well as ADHD
● How to build your child's self-esteem using positive reinforcement
● Behavior Mapping - learn the ABCs of behavior and how you can use these to monitor your child's behavior progress
● How to create a behavior plan tailored to your child - discover the tricks and tools you need to bring about positive behavioral modifications
● Effective communication techniques - show your children love and encouragement
● How to develop social skills - help your child become a better person, manage their emotions, and make the right decisions
And much more.
Your child has the potential to outgrow ODD, and with proper care and parenting, your child as well as your family can experience a rewarding life.
And it all starts with you...
As they prepare to enter adolescence, they will come across new challenges that demand resilience and effective emotional regulation.
It is tempting to try to put out fires on your child's behalf, but what good will that do in the long run?
At some stage, they will be required to solve personal, social, and academic problems on their own and build the mental muscle to withstand difficulty.
Mindful Emotions Workbook is a self-therapy guide for children that introduces them to cognitive behavioral therapy skills. The workbook includes 33 exercises, spread across 8 chapters, and covers the following themes:
Your child will also be introduced to a young girl named Dani, a fictional character who is currently in middle school and learning how to use CBT to deal with school pressure, friendship conflict, and personal vices.
They, like Dani, will gain the confidence to confront life's challenges head-on, equipped with the necessary psychotherapeutic skills to reduce stress, manage anxiety, and enhance positive moods!
Give your child a head start in adolescence by exposing them to important life skills early on. Get your copy of Mindful Emotions Workbook right away! Just scroll up and click Buy Now!
When a baby is born, you count the fingers and toes, you wait for the cry, and finally, there is a sense of relief that everything is ok. Over the next few months, you learn so much about this tiny human and, of course, plenty of reading about what to expect.
But what happens when the expectations aren't met? When there is no sign of the first smile? Or there is no babbling back to you?
Your first thought is that you are paranoid. Every baby is different and yours is just taking a little longer to develop.
And then the suspicions start to add up. Fear, panic, stress are just some of what arises. As the issues become more apparent, your own health starts to suffer as you give everything to make sure your child is taken care of.
Autism is a highly complex disorder - one that not even scientists completely understand. You shouldn't set such parenting standards where you know exactly what to do.
Just like your child, you are going to need a little bit of extra education to support your ASD child.
In Parenting a Child With Autism, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:
And much more.
You don't need to be a psychologist or have special training. What you need to do is act fast, because one of the most consistent pieces of advice you will hear from any ASD expert is that early intervention is always best.
Every parent goes through life doubting their skills. When you are parenting an ASD child, these doubts can have a significant impact on their development. But all of that can change - starting today!
If you want to make a difference in your child's life and help them cope with daily life in a healthy way, then scroll up and click the Add to Cart button right now.
As a parent or educator, you see firsthand the pressures teens face-from overwhelming academic expectations to confusing social dynamics. You want to equip them with the tools to succeed, but sometimes it is hard to know where to start.
Packed with 30 weeks' worth of interactive activities for each grade level, Social Emotional Learning Workbook for High School promises to keep students engaged while helping them build empathy, resilience, and accountability.
This is not just another workbook. It is a practical roadmap, designed to transform teen social challenges into growth opportunities by teaching them critical social-emotional learning skills, such as:
This workbook is an invaluable resource for parents and educators too. Whether you are a parent wanting to guide your teen through the emotional highs and lows, or an educator looking for fresh activities to inspire your students, you will find solutions you have been searching for.
So, get your copy of Social Emotional Learning Workbook for High School today, and give your teen the boost of confidence they need to thrive in high school, and beyond!
When a baby is born, you count the fingers and toes, you wait for the cry, and finally, there is a sense of relief that everything is ok. Over the next few months, you learn so much about this tiny human and, of course, plenty of reading about what to expect.
But what happens when the expectations aren't met? When there is no sign of the first smile? Or there is no babbling back to you?
Your first thought is that you are paranoid. Every baby is different and yours is just taking a little longer to develop.
And then the suspicions start to add up. Fear, panic, stress are just some of what arises. As the issues become more apparent, your own health starts to suffer as you give everything to make sure your child is taken care of.
Autism is a highly complex disorder - one that not even scientists completely understand. You shouldn't set such parenting standards where you know exactly what to do.
Just like your child, you are going to need a little bit of extra education to support your ASD child.
In Parenting a Child With Autism, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:
And much more.
You don't need to be a psychologist or have special training. What you need to do is act fast, because one of the most consistent pieces of advice you will hear from any ASD expert is that early intervention is always best.
Every parent goes through life doubting their skills. When you are parenting an ASD child, these doubts can have a significant impact on their development. But all of that can change - starting today!
If you want to make a difference in your child's life and help them cope with daily life in a healthy way, then scroll up and click the Add to Cart button right now.
Your kid is playing ball inside the house and left a trail of dirt on the floor. You are upset-okay, furious-and sense the anger bubbling up inside you.
Within a matter of seconds, the adrenaline kicks in. Your heart pounds faster, and before you know it, you have escalated into a full-blown emotional outburst.
An anger episode has begun and there is no telling what you will say or do to your child next.
Being angry isn't the cause of the disconnect you feel in your parent-child relationship. Heck, every parent is allowed to have a bad day once in a while! The real problem is caused by the impulsive behaviors triggered by your anger.
Let's be real-parenting is not easy. And sometimes, you will unintentionally hurt your child. However, your aggressive responses to stress are deep-rooted in how you were raised, and the normalized behaviors you witnessed from childhood. What was acceptable then becomes acceptable in your adult relationships-and influences the attachment you form with your child.
The good news is that you can choose to break the cycle of toxic parenting behaviors and adopt empowering strategies that support the well-being of your child.
The Effective Anger Management Guide for Parents looks at the sources and triggers of explosive anger in parents to provide alternative strategies that can help you cope with stressful parenting situations.
Without giving too much away, here are some of the topics explored inside the book:
● The causes and signs of emotional triggers, and effective strategies to stop a full-blown anger episode from taking place.
● Three steps to practice the ACE Technique and improve the way you identify, manage, and empathize with your emotions.
● The type of harmful speech that invalidates your child's feelings and breaks down the foundation of trust in your relationship.
● Age-appropriate parenting strategies to positively communicate with and discipline your child-including positive parenting tips that you can start practicing immediately!
Your anger doesn't need to get in the way of enjoying the privilege of parenting because you have the power to create the kind of loving relationship that nurtures and validates your child.
Take the first step to address your anger issues and become the role model your kid deserves!
Have you been labeled a 'bad parent who doesn't discipline their child' when your little one experiences temper outbursts in public spaces?
Is your child or teen going through a hard time at school - or maybe getting bullied - because having ADHD makes it hard for them to fit in socially?
Are you a mom or dad to a child with ADHD who has no idea what they are doing and doesn't know what you can do to set your child up for a bright future?
With over 6 million kids with ADHD in the US only, your experience is not exclusive - millions of other parents face similar challenges.
Raising a child with ADHD is far from the norm - regular rule-making and household routines become almost impossible to follow.
While coping with the behaviors resulting from ADHD symptoms is rough, one can only imagine what their child is going through... making the plight a lot harder for parents.
Thankfully, ADHD is not synonymous with failure - and your child can have a very successful future.
Bill Gates, Michael Jordan, Albert Einstein, Walt Disney, Justin Timberlake, and many other exceptional individuals have ADHD and are making the headlines.
If you want your kid to thrive in school and at home and become a prosperous adult, you'll need to implement modern approaches in your parenting style.
This guide, containing a wealth of knowledge and tools, will help you do just that.
In A Beginner's Guide on Parenting Children with ADHD, you'll discover:
● How to know if your child has ADHD - and a guide on getting the proper medical attention to avoid misdiagnosis
● The silver lining to ADHD - learn the strengths that come with ADHD and how to help your child harness them
● Aggression and anger outburst coaching guide for kids with ADHD to prevent uncomfortable moments in public
● How to get your teen to listen to you more, follow household rules, and do chores without supervision
● Steps to helping your child manage their 'big feelings' and deal with emotions positively
● Medications and alternative treatment options for kids with ADHD
● How to teach your little one compassion and social skills so that they can interact better with their peers and avoid getting isolated
● How to foster consistency in your child's schoolwork and homework to ensure they do well academically
● Simple tactics and lifestyle changes you can implement at home to help improve your child's ADHD behavior for good
And much more...
The day your child is diagnosed with ADHD is not doomsday, but rather the beginning of a new journey to self-discovery and successful living.
As a parent, raising a child with ADHD is not a burden, and it shouldn't feel like one.
With the right tools and knowledge, you'll be equipped to parent your little one and see them off to live alone, achieve immense success, and chase their dreams when the time comes.
It's time to shake off the fear of feeling like an inadequate parent and learn everything there is to know about raising kids with ADHD.
If you want to bring up brilliant and successful kids, then scroll up and click the Add to Cart button right now.
Estás criando a un niño con TDAH que tiene dificultades para concentrarse, seguir las normas o regular sus emociones?
A la hora de disciplinarle, siente a menudo que está hablando con una pared de ladrillos y que ningún grito o súplica parece cambiar su comportamiento?
La verdad es que estos síntomas son igual de frustrantes para su hijo. A menudo, lo que usted considera un mal comportamiento suele ser un grito de auxilio. Pero como no han aprendido las habilidades de autorregulación adecuadas, no pueden responder a sus necesidades de forma proactiva.
Todos los niños desean aprender comportamientos socialmente aceptables para poder tener interacciones más positivas con los demás. Sin embargo, debido a deficiencias en áreas vitales del cerebro de su hijo, tienen un comienzo más lento en la vida.
Pero un comienzo lento no les descalifica de la carrera.
La hiperactividad y la impulsividad pueden ser perturbadoras cuando no se dispone de una estrategia para canalizar la enorme energía de su hijo. Lo que necesita es una guía completa llena de actividades adaptadas al TDAH, técnicas de control del estrés y habilidades de crianza positiva para reducir las luchas de poder y mejorar la cooperación.
La Guía para Padres de Niños con TDAH es el código de estrategias que estabas buscando.
En este libro encontrarás soluciones prácticas para chicos de entre 3 y 17 años.
Los capítulos exploran los desafíos comunes que se experimentan como resultado de vivir con TDAH y proporcionan estrategias específicas tales como:
La paternidad es un viaje que puede resultar muy gratificante cuando usted y su hijo se ponen de acuerdo. La buena noticia es que los problemas de aprendizaje y de comportamiento de tu hijo ya no tienen por qué ser un obstáculo a la hora de construir una relación sólida con él.
Compre hoy mismo un ejemplar de La Guía para Padres con TDAH para Niños e inspírese para ser un padre diferente.
Have you been labeled a 'bad parent who doesn't discipline their child' when your little one experiences temper outbursts in public spaces?
Is your child or teen going through a hard time at school - or maybe getting bullied - because having ADHD makes it hard for them to fit in socially?
Are you a mom or dad to a child with ADHD who has no idea what they are doing and doesn't know what you can do to set your child up for a bright future?
With over 6 million kids with ADHD in the US only, your experience is not exclusive - millions of other parents face similar challenges.
Raising a child with ADHD is far from the norm - regular rule-making and household routines become almost impossible to follow.
While coping with the behaviors resulting from ADHD symptoms is rough, one can only imagine what their child is going through... making the plight a lot harder for parents.
Thankfully, ADHD is not synonymous with failure - and your child can have a very successful future.
Bill Gates, Michael Jordan, Albert Einstein, Walt Disney, Justin Timberlake, and many other exceptional individuals have ADHD and are making the headlines.
If you want your kid to thrive in school and at home and become a prosperous adult, you'll need to implement modern approaches in your parenting style.
This guide, containing a wealth of knowledge and tools, will help you do just that.
In A Beginner's Guide on Parenting Children with ADHD, you'll discover:
● How to know if your child has ADHD - and a guide on getting the proper medical attention to avoid misdiagnosis
● The silver lining to ADHD - learn the strengths that come with ADHD and how to help your child harness them
● Aggression and anger outburst coaching guide for kids with ADHD to prevent uncomfortable moments in public
● How to get your teen to listen to you more, follow household rules, and do chores without supervision
● Steps to helping your child manage their 'big feelings' and deal with emotions positively
● Medications and alternative treatment options for kids with ADHD
● How to teach your little one compassion and social skills so that they can interact better with their peers and avoid getting isolated
● How to foster consistency in your child's schoolwork and homework to ensure they do well academically
● Simple tactics and lifestyle changes you can implement at home to help improve your child's ADHD behavior for good
And much more...
The day your child is diagnosed with ADHD is not doomsday, but rather the beginning of a new journey to self-discovery and successful living.
As a parent, raising a child with ADHD is not a burden, and it shouldn't feel like one.
With the right tools and knowledge, you'll be equipped to parent your little one and see them off to live alone, achieve immense success, and chase their dreams when the time comes.
It's time to shake off the fear of feeling like an inadequate parent and learn everything there is to know about raising kids with ADHD.
If you want to bring up brilliant and successful kids, then scroll up and click the Add to Cart button right now.
Mom, I'm BORED!
This is what you often hear after your bundle of joy has spent the afternoon playing outside. An entire afternoon!
You scratch your head wondering where they get all the energy from, but soon remember that you're raising a child with ADHD.
Boredom is a crime to a growing child! Their young brains crave a variety of learning experiences to develop basic skills and understand how to navigate through life. As a parent, you have the unique opportunity to make good use of your child's extra energy by encouraging them to learn through play.
Your child desires MORE, and this doesn't have to be a bad thing!
In fact, more physical activity, more time spent outside, more educational and creative play can improve your child's well-being, reduce symptoms of ADHD, and boost their self-esteem.
This workbook is a multi-themed workbook, suitable for children between the ages of 3-10 years old. It consists of 100 ADHD-friendly activities to keep your child busy while reinforcing fundamental life skills.
Some of the themes covered inside The Hands-On Workbook for ADHD Children include:
And so many more amazing ideas and activities!
When raising a child whose energy levels are naturally higher than other kids, you need more than one magic trick to keep them happy. This workbook consists of 100 activities, ideal for every kind of situation, so you don't ever have to hear the words, Mom, I'm bored! again.
Take the guesswork out of structuring play time and get yourself a copy of The Hands-On Workbook for ADHD Children, today!
Within a short period of time, you watch your child go through physical, mental, and behavioral changes-some welcomed, and others difficult to accept.
But like any other teenager, your child is figuring out who they are and trying to find their place in the world. What may look like defiant behavior could be a desperate plea for more privacy, respect, and a sense of control.
Early childhood development and learning disability expert Richard Bass brings another insightful book detailing the unique experiences of teenagers with ASD.
Inside Beyond the Spectrum: A Guide to Parenting Autistic Adolescents, he shows parents how to adjust their parenting styles to accommodate the changing needs of their teenage children.
Some of the valuable skills taught include:
This book also comes with 18 parent and teen exercises included at the end of each chapter, which promote continuous learning and seek to help both parties understand and respect each other's needs.
The truth is that ASD doesn't have to get in the way of parenting, and neither does puberty! Adolescence can be a deeply nourishing and positive transition, but only when parents and teens make the necessary adjustments in how they relate to one another.
Get yourself a copy of Beyond the Spectrum: A Guide to Parenting Autistic Adolescents today, and be inspired to change your approach to raising your teenager!