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Tristan's Temper Tantrum
by Caroline Formby
Book Description:
Awakening from a thousand year slumber, baby Tristan finds that nobody wants to
play with a bad-tempered volcano.
8" x 8" For children ages 4-8 years. |
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The Chocolate-Covered-Cookie Tantrum
by Deborah Blumenthal
Book Description:
While in the park Sophie decides she wants a cookie and throws a tantrum when
her mother will not give her what she wants. |
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First Aid for Tantrums
by Kathy Levinson
Book review:
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From the terrible two's to the turbulent teens, this friendly, funny and
down-to-earth guide tells parents all they need to know about tantrums. Dr.
Kathy Levinson, mother and self-professed "tantrum survivor, " as well as
popular family therapist, answers such questions as Does time-out really work?
When is a tantrum not tantrum? What are the most common tantrum triggers? and
more. 12 illustrations. |
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Become a Master of Self-Control with the Kids of Camp Makebelieve
by Pamela M. Goldberg, Jimmy Boring
Book Description:
Help is here! Become a Master of Self-Control with The Kids of Camp MakeBelieve
tm by Pamela Goldberg relates three different stories about true-to-life
characters growing up in today's rapidly changing society.
Each story ends with several innovative workbook activities. Through art, clay
sculpting, card games, acting, storytelling, meditation and fantasy, they are
designed to help children learn how to manage their behavior and express their
emotions appropriately.
The "Parent's Corner" gives parents many creative tips, suggestions and
strategies that are used in child therapy sessions to help them reinforce the
skills their children have learned in the workbooks, as well as examines their
own feelings about their parenting practices. |
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Try and Make Me! : Simple Strategies That Turn Off the Tantrums and Create
Cooperation
by Ray Levy, Bill O'Hanlon, Tyler Norris Goode
Book Description:
Stop problem behavior in its tracks.
No more bargaining over TV time! * No more whining from the back seat! * And no
more feeling guilty when your problem child misbehaves!
In this book, esteemed child therapists Ray Levy, Ph.D., and Bill O'Hanlon,
M.S., offer a revolutionary approach to parenting that's guaranteed to reverse
your difficult child's behavior-- now. You'll receive advice on...
* How you unwittingly may be triggering your child's defiance
* The keys to turning off back talk
* Using consequences to motivate your child to change
* How to use the authors' special Academies technique to teach good
behavior...and much more! |
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Working With Children in Art Therapy
by Caroline Case, Tessa Dalley
Book description:
Working with Children in Art Therapy is a collection of ten generously
illustrated papers by experienced art therapists, each working within a
specialized field but also as a part of professional team. Each paper shows how
the art process, in a sensitive therapeutic relationship, can reveal both the
inner world of the child and his or her experiences of the outer world, offering
another language in which to express feelings about whatever has brought the
child to therapy. Contributions include the experience of working with children
in psychiatric clinics, the practice of art therapy in mainstream and special
schools, work with abused children, and the language of art therapy and
non-verbal communication. |
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Groupwork in Social Care: Planning and Setting Up Groups
by Julie Phillips
Book Description:
In this extremely practical guide, Julie Phillips argues that preparation is the
most important element in running successful groups, and explores the issues
that practitioners should address. She demonstrates how to prepare effectively,
drawing on eight extended case studies with a variety of groups ranging from a
positive parenting group to an anger management group. She examines the initial
decisions that must be made such as determining the size, purpose and goals of a
group, and finding an appropriate meeting place. Anti-discriminatory practice,
with an emphasis on power, race and gender issues, is highlighted as a
fundamental consideration in planning a group. Phillips underpins her
recommendations for practice with the theories behind groupwork and includes
frameworks for analyzing the effectiveness of group programs. Groupwork in
Social Care will be essential reading for students and qualified professionals
working in the fields of occupational therapy, youth work, social work,
probation and community mental health nursing.
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