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Number of pages
328
Cover
Soft
Year of publication
2024
Publisher
Ekdoseis Poua
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Why do children and teenagers today struggle more and more with stress-related disorders and a lack of motivation? Why do even high-achieving students experience such intense stress and complain that they have no control over their lives?
Bill Stixrud and Ned Johnson concluded that the best antidote to stress is for children to gain a sense of control over their lives. However, this does not mean that parents need to lose control or their parental role.
Helping Your Child to Thrive presents important research in neuroscience and developmental psychology and shares with you the valuable experiences from the many years of work by Bill Stixrud and Ned Johnson with children and teenagers. It offers ideas to help your child find their own path to internal motivation, successfully face challenges, and chart their course toward success.
At the same time, it is a groundbreaking tool that will help every child succeed in everyday school activities and tasks, as well as the demanding reality of school.
With easy, practical steps that you can implement immediately, you can provide your child with a healthy sense of autonomy and foster that sense of autonomy for yourself as well.
A structured tool to guide your child towards self-awareness, inner strength, and personal growth. With simple and friendly language, it helps you recognize your child's strengths, support their weaknesses with understanding, and teach them how to endure, to persevere, and to evolve.
“One of the most comprehensive and accessible books on children's mental empowerment.”
– American Psychological Association
“Wendy Moss turns theory into practice, respecting the uniqueness of every child.”
– School Library Journal
"Resilience is not innate – it is built. And every child has within them the potential to flourish."
"It doesn't matter to raise 'the best child' – but a child who loves and respects themselves."
Wendy L. Moss is a certified child psychologist and author of educational guides that bridge science with practice. She has worked with hundreds of children, parents, and schools, and specializes in enhancing psychological life skills and emotional development.
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