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Self-Control to the Rescue! - Super Powers to Help Kids Through the Tough Stuff in Everyday Life - cover

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Self-Control to the Rescue! - Super Powers to Help Kids Through the Tough Stuff in Everyday Life

Lauren Brukner

Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers

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Summary

The self-control super hero is back! This time, they've come prepared with simple strategies to tackle the difficult emotions and challenges of everyday life. From the morning routine to making friends at recess, paying attention in class and getting a good night's sleep, this guide will help children stay on track and save the day! 
Focussing on specific times of the day that present particular challenges, the book uses illustrations and simple language to describe breathing exercises, stretching, and visualization techniques to help children aged 4-7 keep calm and in control. Suitable for all children, but especially those with sensory and emotional regulation difficulties, this is an accessible guide with extra tips and resources for parents, educators or therapists.
Available since: 06/21/2017.

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