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Am I Safe Exploring Fear And Anxiety With Children Tim J Huff

SKU: BELL-46310432

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Publisher: Castle Quay Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 7.62 MB

Author: Tim J Huff

ISBN: 9781988928074, 1988928079

Language: English

Year: 2018

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Am I Safe Exploring Fear And Anxiety With Children Tim J Huff by Tim J Huff 9781988928074, 1988928079 instant download after payment.

Am I Safe? is the fourth book in the Compassion Series, written for children and the grownups in their world. It offers a journey of understanding into the topics of fear and anxiety, landing in a place of empathy and courage. Complete with a discussion and activity guide, this tender and honest book invites parents, grandparents, and teachers to explore these important topics alongside the children in their care so they can discover how to stand well together. For an anxious child, this book can provide a place of validation and strength to stand against fear's "bullying" power. For their friends and family, it can provide a window into the common experiences and impact of fear. And for all of us, it is a much-needed reminder that everyone needs someone to stand close by—even you, even me.