| Title | : | The Boy Who Had a Monster on His Shoulder |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | - |
| Publication | : | Published January 31, 2023 |
The Boy who had a Monster on his Shoulder
This story empowers your child to overcome anxiety and gives parents valuable advice and guidance during difficult times.
Monsters are Real
Did you know that anxieties are like monsters and that they grow if you don’t confront them? And that, if you let them, they will tell you lies all the time? And that the weaker you feel the stronger they become? It’s true. Monsters are real. And if your monster has grown so big and powerful that it frightens you almost every day, this story is for you.
Based on Personal Experiences and Proven Therapeutic Methods
The Boy who had a Monster on his Shoulder is written by state certified psychologist Thomas Geuken & Storyteller Adam Ruben. It is based upon personal and professional experiences with therapeutic interventions used in narrative therapy together with children all over the world.
Family Guidance
When adults try to command, use logic or tell children what to do, how to feel and how to act – it doesn’t work. Instead it often makes children withdraw. But a story you can relate to and that shows that others know how you feel is both comforting and educating.
‘The Boy Who Has a Monster on His Shoulder’ is such a story. And it will help you face your anxiety and enable you to grow during difficult times because there are valuable lessons to learn, when we look our monsters in the eyes. Valuable lessons both for parents and children.
A Survival Guide
This book offers you a survival guide with 5 steps on how to live with a monster. It introduces a new and very powerful way of helping children to regain their childhood and the necessary strength to free themselves from the chains of anxiety.
We are Parents Too
Because this story also draws from our personal lives it is written with deep love and respect for your situation as a parent. We have been there ourselves. Both as parents and with some of our children.
We wish you all the best and know that you are not alone
Thomas & Adam
This story empowers your child to overcome anxiety and gives parents valuable advice and guidance during difficult times.
Monsters are Real
Did you know that anxieties are like monsters and that they grow if you don’t confront them? And that, if you let them, they will tell you lies all the time? And that the weaker you feel the stronger they become? It’s true. Monsters are real. And if your monster has grown so big and powerful that it frightens you almost every day, this story is for you.
Based on Personal Experiences and Proven Therapeutic Methods
The Boy who had a Monster on his Shoulder is written by state certified psychologist Thomas Geuken & Storyteller Adam Ruben. It is based upon personal and professional experiences with therapeutic interventions used in narrative therapy together with children all over the world.
Family Guidance
When adults try to command, use logic or tell children what to do, how to feel and how to act – it doesn’t work. Instead it often makes children withdraw. But a story you can relate to and that shows that others know how you feel is both comforting and educating.
‘The Boy Who Has a Monster on His Shoulder’ is such a story. And it will help you face your anxiety and enable you to grow during difficult times because there are valuable lessons to learn, when we look our monsters in the eyes. Valuable lessons both for parents and children.
A Survival Guide
This book offers you a survival guide with 5 steps on how to live with a monster. It introduces a new and very powerful way of helping children to regain their childhood and the necessary strength to free themselves from the chains of anxiety.
We are Parents Too
Because this story also draws from our personal lives it is written with deep love and respect for your situation as a parent. We have been there ourselves. Both as parents and with some of our children.
We wish you all the best and know that you are not alone
Thomas & Adam