This book is an essential manual for mental health professionals who work with young anxious children and their parents. Organised into a 10-session parenting-based course, the book provides parents with simple cognitive behavioural techniques for helping their children to manage their worries... číst celé
This book is an A to Z guide for parents of anxious or depressed children and will help you maximize your child's likelihood of a happy, confident future.
A compelling and revealing account of the rise of New Labour and the tumultuous years of Tony Blair's leadership, 'The Blair Years' provides an important record of a remarkable decade in our national life.
The book offers a fresh perspective on nineteenth-century American culture and society, focusing on the concept of masculinity during this era. It challenges existing interpretations and aims to shape future scholarship by exploring how male identity was constructed and understood in the context of the time. Through its analysis, it seeks to deepen the understanding of social dynamics and cultural norms that defined masculinity in the nineteenth century.
With 20 short plays followed by 20 short sketches, Forty Short Plays responds to a need for more playscripts for Key Stage 3. Each play can be read in just one lesson, making it suitable for group reading in a Literacy Hour.
Thirty-one daily devotionals and encouragements from the Word of God on topics such as The Songs of Scripture, His Cross and Essentials for Outreach. Originally a collection of short thoughts used to encourage friends throughout the coronavirus pandemic, 'Gather Up the Fragments' is a beautiful, quick and easy way to start each day.
From Ann Stott and Bob Graham, the multi award-winning creator of Silver Buttons and A Bus Called Heaven,comes a story of friendship, perfect for any child who does not conform to traditional gender stereotypes. Jack and Alex meet almost every morning in the sandbox at the playground. Jack likes trucks - big ones. Alex likes dolls - pink ones, with sparkles. And tutus. But Jack doesn't want to play dolls, and Alex doesn't want to play trucks. Luckily for Jack and Alex, the day is saved with a little bit of compromise and the easy acceptance that characterizes true friendship... What about dolls who drive trucks?
A celebration of a growing child's accomplishments - and a reassurance that Mum will always be there.