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portada Rae and the Chaotic
Type
Physical Book
Illustrated by
Language
English
Pages
48
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.6x21.6x0.3 cm
Weight
0.14 kg.
ISBN13
9781964315003

Rae and the Chaotic

Stacie Later Lcsw (Author) · Kristen Maala (Illustrated by) · Stacie Later, Lcsw · Paperback

Rae and the Chaotic - Maala, Kristen ; Later Lcsw, Stacie

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Synopsis "Rae and the Chaotic"

Rae and the Chaotic tells a very relatable story about letting the chaos in and not being sure how to make it stop. This story provides opportunities to talk with children about how they can soothe their own big feelings that might feel chaotic. The main character models being assertive, taking charge of their own emotions, and befriending the feelings rather than shaming this part of them. It's beautiful imagery, literal and metaphorical, paints a picture of self compassion that is appropriate for all ages. "This short and sweet story teaches it is OK to say no to chaos."-Jonathan Singer, PhD, LCSW"A wonderful teaching tool for all on the benefits of engaging in self-compassion through boundary setting."-Joshua Adair, LCSW "As a family therapist, I would recommend this book to any of my families to help them facilitate conversation around big feelings and impulsive behaviors."-James Nee Hundley, LCSW

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