Reseña del libro "100 Devotions for Kids Dealing With Anxiety (en Inglés)"
The perfect blend of mental health know-how and biblical truths, 100 Devotions for Kids Dealing with Anxiety offers a variety of strategies, peaceful journal prompts, and reflective Scriptures that will help tweens and teens feel Jesus' love. Written by Certified Daring Way(TM) & Dare to Lead(TM) Facilitator Justine Froelker, these daily devotionals will assist in helping children handle their anxiety.Life with anxiety is like a rollercoaster, with good days and bad days, but with constant assurance of God's love your child will be able to manage their anxiety. This devotional meets children where they are by equipping them with the resources to develop a deeper relationship with God and empowering young minds to embrace everything that makes them who they are. With Scripture passages, devotional readings, and journal prompts, children will have access to the tools, tricks, and tips on the best ways to face anxiety issues.Tweens and teens, ages 8 to 13, will: feel empowered by the devotions and the daily Scripture referencesrespond to prompts by writing on ruled lines for deeper reflectionunderstand that anxiety issues are not something that should be hiddenidentify how to better handle their anxiety on a day-to-day basislearn to be mindful with their thoughts and emotionsEven on the most challenging days your child can reflect on these inspirational devotions and find the strength and courage to say they are not broken, they don't need to be fixed, that they are loved.Author Justine Froelker is a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 20 years of experience in traditional mental health and personal development and for seven years has been certified in the work of Dr. Brene Brown. She presents to global audiences for organizations like NASA Kennedy Space Center, Boeing, Square, Edward Jones, and Balbec Capital LP on topics such as leadership, courage, resilience, mental health, preventing burnout, and courageous and curious conversation.
