Creative Ways to Help Children Manage Big Feelings is an excellent book FULL of practical and creative ideas for working with young people and their families. It is easy to navigate and incorporates theoretical frameworks relevant to working with children and families. Most importantly, it is full of simple yet meaningful therapeutic activities/interventions which can be modified according to the childs developmental stage and cognitive ability. This is now my go-to book for therapeutic ideas and inspiration, and would be relevant for therapists at any stage of their career. Nicole Francke, Psychologist
Creative Ways to Help Children Manage Big Feelings is an excellent book FULL of practical and creative ideas for working with young people and their families. It is easy to navigate and incorporates theoretical frameworks relevant to working with children and families. Most importantly, it is full of simple yet meaningful therapeutic activities/interventions which can be modified according to the childs developmental stage and cognitive ability. This is now my go-to book for therapeutic ideas and inspiration, and would be relevant for therapists at any stage of their career.
Nicole Francke, Psychologist
This should be a very helpful handbook for the child mental health field.
- Professor Margot Prior, Honorary Professor in the Melbourne School of Psychological Sciences, University of Melbourne
This text provides an excellent guide which will be useful for
inexperienced and experienced therapists alike, based on clinical experience and practical, engaging methods. It promotes a thoughtful orientation to working with children and includes a broad range of creative activities for use with children and families.
- Professor Vicki Anderson, Head of Psychology at the Royal Childrens Hospital, with 30+
years of clinical experiences working with children and their families
