The book follows the therapy sessions of her clients at her Los Angeles-based practice, including the lessons she learns from them and the progress they’ve made along the way.
It has been a HARD year and a half, and TBH, most of us could use a refresher on the fundamentals of mental health care (like how to understand it and take care of yourself…ya know, the basics). Of all the resounding themes in YA, struggling with anxiety and depression — or any type of mental illness — is right up there with first love. Perhaps it’s because our teen years are when so many complicated mental health issues first arise. There are also the everyday stressors of growing up, which can push just about anyone over the edge.
With powerful alternatives to conventional treatment modalities, this audio content unleashes ways of revolutionizing mental health treatment plans. It comes as a 52-week standard form with exercises that help us in realizing what we are grateful for and how we can practice spreading words of gratitude to ourselves and others. I see things differently is part of the well-known ‘A First Look At’ series. Psychologist Pat Thomas has presented some astounding findings on autism spectrum disorders and intervention techniques for managing them. The helpful list of books on The Ability Toolbox contains examples of real-life encounters that many children can relate to, for example, dealing with problems at school, fighting with friends, and issues with parents.
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