Results 1–10 of 17 for "Children's Book"X related to "Psychology presses its agenda on..." Refine Your Search Refine Your Search TopicChildren (14)Parenting (4)ADHD (3)Emotional health (3)Teens (3) 10 more... [+] Disability (2)Education (2)Anger (1)Death & dying (1)Learning & memory (1)Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (1)Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (1)Sexuality (1)Sport & exercise (1)Stress (1)Hide detailsDocument TypeChildren's BookXYear2014 (2)2013 (2)2012 (4)2011 (6)2010 (3)Author/ContributorQuinn, Patricia O. (3)Bennett, Howard J. (2)Gerrell, Spike (2)Maitland, Theresa E. Laurie (2)Andrews, Beth (1) 26 more... [+] Annunziata, Jane (1)Arbona, Marion (1)Battuz, Christine (1)Carestio, Michael A. (1)Craver, Marcella Marino (1)de Lestrade, Agnès (1)Docampo, Valeria (1)Freeland, Claire A. B. (1)Greves, Julie (1)Hehenberger, Shelly (1)Ische, Bryan (1)Kirkland, Katherine (1)Lamia, Mary C. (1)Litten, Kristyna (1)Nemiroff, Marc (1)Pinelli, Amerigo (1)Pitman, Gayle E. (1)Poulin, Andree (1)Rubenstein, Lauren (1)Simmel, Mike (1)Skead, Robert (1)Stern, Judith (1)Tenhulzen, Katy (1)Thompson, David (1)Toner, Jacqueline B. (1)Wilkinson, Fred (1)Hide details Results 1–10 of 17 Previous 1 2 Next Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: 1.Phileas's Fortune: A Story About Self-ExpressionPhileas’s Fortune reveals the power of language and self-expression. Words are important, but what is more significant is the sincerity and character behind what is actually being said. Self-expression comes from deep inside.Children's Book (April 2010)2.Ready for Take-Off: Preparing Your Teen With ADHD or LD for CollegeThis book lays out a plan to keep students with ADHD or LD in college by first teaching parents to prepare their teen for take-off and their first solo flight away from the home.Children's Book (November 2010)3.Visiting FeelingsThrough purposeful and mindful exploration, this book harnesses a young child's innate capacity to fully experience the present moment and invites children to sense, explore, and befriend all of their feelings with acceptance and equanimity.Children's Book (September 2013)4.On Your Own: A College Readiness Guide for Teens With ADHD/LDThis book for teens with ADHD and or learning disorders provides easy-to-use advice and strategies that will allow them to map out a plan and cultivate the skills needed to succeed in college.Children's Book (May 2011)5.What to Do When It's Not Fair: A Kid's Guide to Handling Envy and JealousyThis book introduces kids to cognitive-behavioral therapy-based strategies that can help them understand and deal with envy, jealousy, and self-esteem.Children's Book (September 2013)6.Upside Down and Backwards: A Sibling's Journey Through Childhood CancerThis story follows Bryce as he learns about his sister's cancer. He feels left out, jealous, worried, and struggles with fear and misconceptions about the disease. In the end, he learns to understand and better deal with the turmoil in his family.Children's Book (May 2014)7.Black Jack Jetty: A Boy's Journey Through GriefThis book follows a young boy as he copes with his father's death and journeys through his grief, anger, anxiety, and guilt.Children's Book (April 2010)8.The Magic ClotheslineWhen Robin's father leaves for a long business trip, Robin is overcome by sadness - until gifts start showing up on the clothesline outside his house that only his father would know to give!Children's Book (September 2012)9.Max Archer, Kid Detective: The Case of the Wet BedIn this story, Max, who used to wet the bed, now wants to share what he knows about staying dry.Children's Book (April 2011)10.Max Archer, Kid Detective: The Case of the Recurring StomachachesThis story addresses the big three causes of stomachaches - lactose intolerance, constipation, and stress - and uses kid-friendly stress-busting strategies to help children learn how to feel better.Children's Book (May 2012) Previous 1 2 Next Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: ADVERTISEMENT Results 1–10 of 17 for "Children's Book"X related to "Psychology presses its agenda on..."