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What do you do when a child faces a life challenge?
For example, when a child faces death or divorce in their
family, serious illness or self-esteem issues? How do you
begin to talk to them, give broader perspective and offer
hope? What developmentally appropriate language and ideas
will ensure you 'reach' them?
Imaginative Resources for Children(SM) has
developed a database of critically evaluated books to help
children through challenging times.
The database of self-help books for children guides
adults to the best titles they can use to support children
through personal events that are painful, confusing or overwhelming.
Through information, metaphor and analogy featured books address
the unasked questions and misunderstandings common throughout
childhood. The books show how other children share, and, importantly,
can master similar problems. All featured books are sensitive
to children from culturally diverse communities.
Among issues addressed are:
- Abuse (Physical, Verbal, Substance)
- Death
- Divorce/Family Variety
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- Learning
- Physical Challenge/Illness
- Self Esteem
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Over 100 Topics Available Now
Claire Austin, M.Phil., Founder of Imaginative Resources
for Children(SM) offers institutional and individual consultation.
Her services include creating customized Therapeutic Libraries;
tailoring unique recommendations to any child's age,
circumstances and caregiver concerns, and, arranging for purchase
and priority shipping of these self-help books for children.
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